There was something almost magical about the evening we spent at Le Clos Mirande. It begins with…read morethe entry into the bright and warm limestone farmhouse after navigating those dark country roads that weave between the vineyards. The warmth is all the more intensified by the smiling and gracious greeting by the owner/chef. She clearly intends to make you feel like an invited guest. The dining room is smart and very nicely appointed, while still retaining the rustic charm of the old farmhouse. The service is very friendly, if something less than fluent in English. But their good humor and willingness to please makes any linguistic hurdle easy to overcome. The food was exquisite. My pate foie gras was as good as I had had on this visit to Bordeaux. My main, roasted duck rolled in a crunchy pastry, was excellent. My wife's turbot was incredibly fresh and perferectly prepared. My dessert was delicious although I must confess I don't know exactly what it was, something between a custard and a panna cottam floating in a pool of a fruity sauce that added just the perfect acidic counterpoint, The wine list offers a nice range of wines, mostly from the St. Emlion region. We were able to find some moderately priced (30-40 Euros) reds 9 to 10 years old that were quite pleasant and paired well with my duck. But the capstone to the evening was the coffee service. We were invited to take our coffee in their lovely semi private rear dining room. It was the perfect setting to relax away from the dining room and savor the coffee and entire evening experience in quiet comfort. This evening tops the list of our many wonderful dining experiences here in France. A charming and romantic evening we will not soon forget

The food and the service here were excellent, and the setting in the back garden is perfect for a…read morecassis and olives. We had a choice of sitting in the bistro or formal dining room, and felt more comfortable in the bistro. The dining area looked more elegant with white table clothes and silver. The menu was the same. We settled for a prix fixe lunch that left a few nice choices and we couldn't have enjoyed this more. Our meal started with rabbit fig terrine, and went on with a lobster grapefruit salad, a quail in prune sauce, a cutlet in mushrooms followed by cheese and walnuts and finished with an amazing citrus fruit terrine. St Emilion produces so many wines that the choices went from pocket friendly to outlandish. The staff was happy to guide us and we had a suitable wine. Although the staff speaks limited English, they were friendly, helpful and accommodating. The chef came out of the kitchen to greet us and spent a little time with some other customers. Everyone was in great spirits and amicable...even though we were the only foreigners, we never felt out of place. A little hard to find but worth it. We recommend this place over the high priced choices within St Emilion.

Excellent coffee!! The best I've had in France. Loved the healthy, delicious and hearty breakfast…read morefood and snack options. Easygoing vibes.

This is a really great place with great vibes, the staff is really friendly and accommodating and…read morethe smoothies are really good! It's not overcrowded even during rush hours. The place is quiet and hidden from downtown Hossegor which can be overcrowded. The only inconvenient would be the short opening hours but the place is still totally worth it!

Went there to grab coffees but we changed our mind and opted for burgers for lunch instead: the…read morefood was great, the staff was nice, the prices are correct (for a restaurant in Hossegor), and the place is quiet: we were overall satisfied with the service! Although too bad the credit card limit is 10€!

Black List Cafe was one of my favorite cafes while living in Bordeaux. The owner is friendly and…read morethe coffee is delicious, so are the pancakes and the rest of their food. Highly recommended.

Clean, efficient, reasonable, kind employees. Eggs Benedict, bacon, and pancakes--DELICIOUS!read more

I went here once for breakfast and it was mediocre. A baguette with butter and jam, fruit, house…read morejuice that tasted like canned fruit, and yogurt. Honestly not worth it and not good. There are better places to eat in Bordeaux.

We ordered two lunch specials. The sandwich has poached egg,…read moreprosciutto, sundried tomato, mushroom, etc.. it was the best sandwich I've ever had. it was amazing! Another dish we ordered came with gratin, soup, prosciutto, cheese, etc. The gratin was absolutely fantastic! The meal made us extremely happy!!