I'm here in visiting my cousin and she booked this place for us tonight. It was really freaking…read moregood. Real deal French food. My cousin Thais took it to the best level by finding this for us. Now when she visits me in the usa I have to really find something good

We chose 4 course meal with wine pairing. We saw a lot of excellent reviews thus we were very…read moreexcited, yes, it is true each dishes is wonderful and nice presentation. But be prepared to eat something before you came and spare a lot of time. The service is very very slow, took forever for each dish to be served and the portion is so small. We had a 8 pm reservation, and at 9:30 we are still on our second dish. We finally have our last course at 10:15 and still super hungry. My husband and I walked out from there with the plan to get pizza somewhere else.

True, historical landmark in the restaurant landscape of Montpellier, this restaurant is really…read moregood. In a small street off one of the main squares in the city, it is quiet and elegant, yet completely central. In a very classy setting, the taste is also present, and each dish is enjoyable. The wine selection is also quite nice. Recommended for sure!

No longer exists, was replaced by Ma Maison, an Italian restaurant that is presently also closed…read more The problem with Yelp is that no one checks for expired info

We enjoyed La Maison de la Lozère very much. This was a…read morecozy restaurant in the heart of the maze that were the hangouts of Montpellier. We entered into first what looked like a wine store. Traveling all to the way back reveals the restaurant entrance. Seating included indoor and outdoor options. We chose to stay outside and enjoyed a light breeze in the setting of open air and clear skies. We were greeted by our waitress who appreciated my attempts to speak French but ultimately obliged my preference for English. There were several menu options with the choice of ordering a varying number of courses or to just order a la carte. We enjoyed 3 course meals each including an amuse bouche, octopus, foie gras, fish, steak, and chocolate souffle served with a side of ice cream. The flavors all held true to what the respective dish should have been and spewed out with freshness. Everything was additionally cooked just perfectly. This was our first meal in France and set an expectation for what the rest of pur dining experiences should be. Certainly no regrets!