Food was very good! We had the charcuterie board and for 10€, we got a LOT of different meats and…read morepate. They also kept the bread coming which was a nice touch. The chorizo board that everyone around us had looked even better! But I have to say, the 4€ Frites Maison (house made fries) were quite possibly the best French fries I have ever had. Amazing. We got them for the kids but ended up eating half of them ourselves! The ambiance is really nice and there is an outdoor seating area toward the back, too. Finally, the service was friendly and we felt like it was definitely a local's joint. There were no other tourists despite the place being packed on a Thursday night.

We decided to eat at Le Passage based on the Yelp reviews and were quite disappointed. The steak…read morewas very tough and my husband gave up on it after eating less than 1/3 and trying to chew something that was basically unchewable. We shared a salad that had no dressing that we discerned. I had the duck and it was good, despite the chimichurri lacking distinctive flavor. The servers were very attentive and wonderful, however that couldn't make up for the overall quality and flavors of the food. Giving this place a 3 primarily based on the service.

Delicious and affordable! The service was top tier. Ordered the 3 course option. Great people…read morewatching spot.

Excellent service great ambiance at night on a quiet street in the old town next to one of the old…read morewells. The indoor seating is fine but we reserved ahead and had great table out on the street. As to the food the 18 E menu was incredible. We had the escargot (6) the meat skewers and the chocolate soufflé. All were top notch just amazing. If you love chocolate get the soufflé and thank me later. The house wine for 4 E a glass was amazing and the wine list is full of great stuff. We had a bottle of the Chateu la voute-gaspare and loved it . Have been traveling around spain and France for over 3 weeks and this so far is my favorite meal and that's saying something.

Great food; they have bud, anyone from the us knows what that is. They for some reason carried a…read moregreen flash beer. So weird to see that.

We were looking for a tapas bar and found this one on Yelp. We passed it on a walk the night…read morebefore, noticed the some what loud but cool music. It looked empty but after we arrived there yesterday we totally understood. This is a very cool, relaxing courtyard bar hidden behind walls that are several hundred years old. Much larger inside that it appears from the narrow medieval street. Atmosphere gets a solid 8! Being from Texas, I wanted to try a French Margarita (9.50 eu). Though it was certainly different, it was yummy and I was not disappointed. The bread and cheese plate was good with hard crusty bread and Manchego and other goat cheese. Le Plat Combinado = +/-, good bad and prosciutto but not sure about the tomato red dried sausage. Local wine is only $3 eu per glass. The white sangria was delicious. Don't come here for the service. I would only give it a 2! However, if you want good drinks, good voice music and a great outdoor, yet sheltered place to relax after exploring, this should be on your list.

My husband and I enjoyed this place immensely! We felt very welcome here - and the owner spoke…read morewith us and helped us with our selection for dinner. He spoke in French, English and Spanish and he made us feel at home. Loved the decor as well and watched him slice the jamon for my salad. Our first glass of homemade sangria was free and we enjoyed it. The simplicity of flavors was amazing and we are absolutely everything. We each paid 20Euro for a glass of sangria (free) a starter, main dish and dessert.

After finding our Lonely Planet chosen restaurant closed, we wandered the streets looking for…read moresomething better than kebabs and bar food. We found much more at New Bodega. A Spanish style tapas restaurant, NB offered a variety of small plates. We shared pan con tomate and grilled artichoke hearts to start. The artichoke was phenomenal, with fresh garlic punctuating the juicy morsels. For our main dish, we split the Mariscada, a 25€ orgy of shellfish, garlic, lemon, and butter. Conversation stopped for 10 minutes as we could only moan our appreciation of the dish before us. The atmosphere was lovely and warm, and the service was prompt. Our waitress spoke some English. In all, we spent 49€ on 1 glass of wine, bread, artichokes, seafood, flan, and 2 coffees. I would definitely return.

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Awesome tapas! Got off the train in this random little town on the way to Barcelona, and the…read moredelicious sangria, gazpacho and tapas were a beautiful welcome into Spain! The older lady (maybe owner?) who served us and cooked the food was abundantly charming and fluent in English, Spanish and French. Highly recommend