My friends and I visited St Omer for the day and spent some time in the Queen Victoria. We ordered…read moretwo glasses of wine and two Liffe beers. The bill was 23.17 euros! Unfortunately the landlady presented us with the bill, which we paid without quibble, but she whipped it away again before we could check the individual prices and any surcharges. It never reappeared, and our knowledge of the language didn't extend to requesting another inspection. The beers were half a litre each and the supposedly large glasses of wine were nothing more than acidic normal UK measures in appearance. We felt ripped off and made a decision never again to cross the threshold!

From the owner: §§ un lieu de convivialité et d'ambiance toute l"année §§ une terrasse de mars à octobre §§ des…read moreconcerts et des soirées à thèmes § retransmission des évènements sportifs §§ un grand choix de produit: * 5 bières pressions * 15 bières bouteilles * 20 cocktails

Very nice place with a touch of the US speakeasies as you would imagine them. The owners really…read moremanaged to create that comfy ambiance we love. Staff is very chill and smiling and service is impeccable! Sit back, relax and enjoy your drinks!

Very comfortable atmosphere. Love the concept using the old American speakeasy design that filters…read morethrough the decor to the menu. Staff is very relaxed which adds to the comfort. We tried the absinthe, just because we hadn't tried it before. Next time we will try some of their other super creative concoctions.

Small brasserie on a plaza near the city hall. There's parking nearby (although full when we were…read morethere), and street parking within an easy walk. Menus are available in English, though if you know "culinary French" keep a French menu handy too since some of the translations are a bit problematic. I thought the charcuterie plate was enough to share for 2 people; the roast beef sandwich was fine; fries not exceptional but OK. We didn't order dessert, but plenty of people were ordering rather elaborate ice cream sundaes and concotions.

Great bar on Rue de Lille in the old town of Boulogne-sur-Mer. Jean Marc is the owner and have know…read morehim for quite a few years. Spend a lot of time in the old town. Was there this weekend actually, cheers Jean Marc, Steve Hopefully see you again later in the year.

I'm not really sure what I can say about this place, namely because my brother really didn't want…read moreto spend too much time here, so as I wandered up and down the street my eyes fell upon this place - basically it stood out as one of those really cool bars that I like so I decided to pop in here and basically grab a beer. So, I am going to say that this place was actually pretty cool - it had one of those atmospheres that I really liked, and actually felt like one of those hipster bars that I tend to frequent back home in Melbourne. Oh, and the bookshelf also gave this place heaps of character, and I've certainly got to look at going back again, if I ever land up in Boulonge Sur Mer again (which is unlikely).