Delicious pizza with massive amounts of toppings. Some might say too much, but it sure worked for…read moreme. The chairs and tables outside aren't particularly comfortable, but it's a nice place to spend the last hours of light on a warm summer evening. I went with the bbq pizza, can recommend.

Ambiance rustique, mais on y vient pour les pizzas malheureusement peu de garniture par rapport a…read morela pâte! Salles un peu étroites et du monde fréquemment!

We were in a rush to get a train that evening, so we needed to find a place that could be quick…read morewith no fuss. La Casa Pépé was definitely quick. After ordered our pizzas came out within about 5 minutes. And yowzer they were giant, a serious amount of overhang from the already sizeable plates. Speedy yes, but hare-tortoise / speed-haste clichés aside, these pizzas were lacking. For me the crucial element of a pizza is the base, the all important canvas on which to paint some ludicrously delicious Italian masterpiece. These were insipid. Granted they were massive, like a piece of patio furniture or a roundabout, but the base was floppy and the crusts were definitely on the wrong side of brûlée. Toppings: I can't precisely remember the combinations but maybe that's the point, they lacked any memorable qualities. I definitely had fresh tomatoes and spinach on mine, the former being tasteless sludgy specimens rather than plump Pomodoros that I'd expected, and the latter was lukewarm and came in lumped mounds. My friend's was too salty rather than flavourful. There was no punch and it just felt pretty textureless and tasteless in the mouth. I cannot fault the waiting staff who were really friendly and accommodating for my botched attempts at the French language. The menu however is quite silly, with a blinding array of options and choices, my eyes glazing over after a while. I would have liked to try the desserts but the SNCF waits for no one. Maybe a well made classic dessert could have salvaged this quantity over quality Neapolitan meh-fest.

Good lunch prix fixe menu. For about 10€, you get pizza, coffee, and a dessert. They restrict which…read morepizzas you can get (I got the Diva), but they are tasty nonetheless. They also have the olive oil on the side with the chilis steeped in it. Mine was particularly spicy because it had very little olive oil left. A quick note about eating French pizza: they are not pre-sliced. For dessert, you can get the berry panna cotta or the salted caramel panna cotta. I failed to specify, and ended up with the berry (I prefer salted caramel) but it was still delicious. Overall, a great value for lunch.