Great spot in the center of Bordeaux, second floor seating with a view. Food menus favors beef and…read morebaked potato. Yum! Ill come again

Garbage would be my word for this establishment. Slow service and terrible food. It was the worst…read morequality food I have experienced in a long time. France has so many great places to eat, make sure you don't waste any of your dining choices on this establishment. The appetizers were just frozen food that was fried, the steak was like the soles of leather shoes, and the sauces were probably out of bags stored in the fridge. Stay away.

It was good enough. The mussels were as expected but a plus is that they were plentiful. This is…read morethe kind of place that won't have the best food, but what they do offer, they'll do a decent job with. The service is quite French. Do with that tidbit as you will. The ambiance actually gives me slight Marseille vibes. There was a nice wine selection. I'm also a sucker for a bit of foie gras and theirs was pretty good. This is a solid spot in a good location.

My favorite seafood restaurant in Bordeaux. Generous servings (go for the giant Fruit De Mer…read moreplatter and share with your bestie). Good location makes the ambience very maritime. Our server spoke English. Easily accessible, great service, and the freshest seafood that is not overpriced.

Wow! This restaurant is awesome!! Great food and service. All fresh ingredients and cooked to…read moreserve. The Oysters are fresh and delicious. One batch was a little salty, while the other was savory. Great combination. The shrimp are sweet and full of flavors. The star Anise was a perfect compliment on the shrimp. The escargot was a little different than we were used to. These were chilled and had a unique texture. I prefer them hot and in a butter sauce, but was fun to try something different. The beef Pate was served from a pre-package jar, but flavors were superb. We also had the salmon stuffed zucchini which was a great combination of barley, Roquefort blue cheese and salmon. Great presentation and flavors. For dessert....The Citron merengue and rhubarb pie were awesome.

A cramped space exacerbated by being placed right at front door. Asked to move and was placed at a…read morefar better table. Why did we have to ask. The oysters were strangely fishy and not thoroughly cut from the shell, or at least less severed than usual. The rest of the food was fine and our server was first class. White wine by the glass was unsurprisingly terrific. Just not crazy about the ambience of communality (is that a word?).

We just had lunch here as we're staying in the area for a couple of days. Very funky modern deco -…read moreand only seats around 20 people. We both got a lunchbox for €12.90 plus drinks. Polite service, sushi was pretty good, miso was excellent. Overall a good lunch!

Stopped by having just arrived in Bordeaux by train. The market where Chez Jean-Mi is located was a…read morebrisk 15-20 minute walk from the train station, on route to my Airbnb. I was immediately seated at 11:30 on a Saturday with a full view of the outdoor market. I ordered half a dozen oysters and a glass of wine for a cool 11 Euros. The oysters were superb. So was the people watching. The entire transaction was efficient and delightful. I was quickly back on my way to my accommodations, with high spirits and a quelled appetite. 5/5, can recommend -- with gusto.

So you're telling me I can get six huge oysters, bread, and house wine, all for UNDER 9 euros?!?!…read moreChez Jean-Mi, please relocate to somewhere within driving distance to me. I love everything about his place, great bread and butter, fresh oysters, and awesome house wine. And it's located in a local market. Do yourself a favor and check this place out