Authentic Thai cuisine. Everything was expertly prepared and delicious. It woke my tastebuds and…read moretransported me back to Thailand. Definitely a stop if you love real Thai food with a cozy relaxed warm ambience. Owner pleasantly speaks some English. Fantastic place! We will be back!

Great food, service, detox lemonade, and best of all crepes! I recommend this place if you are in…read moreNarbonne. Another thing was they spoke English

Brasserie Co is a very trendy, cool, happening restaurant / bar, that is very well know in…read moreNarbonne. From what I understand, it is owned by the wife of a famous chef and her name being with Co, the restaurant was names after her. I can't remember if her name is Colleen, but it was something like that anyway. It's situated on the corner of a sort of intersection, so it can get a bit noisy with traffic. The interior is well put together and feels like it is trying to separate itself as a high end eatery, without the super high end price. Having a Michelin stared husband chef, obviously has its benefits, and although I do not believe he cooks here, his advice and guidance is evident. All though I didn't try the food, what I saw looked stunning, well thought out and well presented. The wine list again is thoughtful (but after all it is France), and locally sourced - which I loved. Overall I rather liked Co, and when I return I'll be sure to sample something from the food menu.

We had 2 salads and shared a pizza. Salads were great, big portions, greens were fresh, could make…read morea meal in of itself. Pizza was good, very tasty crust and cooked well. Also enjoyed the house wine and ice cream desserts. Casual place, would return.

We strolled through Narbonne, enjoying the early spring, getting hungry. Even as early as March…read morepeople were crowding the outdoor seating areas of the restaurants by the Canal de la Robine. One seemed as good as the next, so we sat down in the Brasserie Le France. As usual in south of France the service was friendly, water and bread were brought together with the menu. All these simple things that make French restaurants so good. The traffic was dangerously close to our table and some idiot thought it was funny to honk right next to us. I had a pretty good herring and some salad but would have liked to choose my own dressing. My girlfriend's duck confit seemed tasty as well. The prices were reasonable. All in all it was a decent lunch. A restaurant like this in Dublin would deserve at least 4 stars. Comparing it to the amazing gourmet moments I had elsewhere in France a 3 seems fair.

The good: It was open on a Sunday evening…read more Outside seating was available, although the rain left it limited. The les escargot was really good. The guys there do speak some English if that matters to you. The food: Was just a big "OK". The prawns were over cooked. Rubbery. The rice and veggies were basic, no big deal. My boo got the fish filet which was good. It came with fries, salad, Camembert, salmon lox (in addition to the white fish filet). So it was all over the place. We had a bottle of rosé which was OK. Not the restaurant's fault. Overall: Maybe we ordered the wrong items, everything coming out of the kitchen looked good. Then we got our food which was just OK for me. I'd definitely try somewhere else if you can but if you're in a pinch, it'll do.

Seemed like a Hole-in-the Wall but featured Premium Wines and Good Traditional Food…read more We drove into several villages on the road to Narbonne looking for a café that would serve us a late lunch. My wife saw a non-descript café with a trio of guys smoking outside with an "ouvert" sign. Parking was a challenge but, when we walked a block up to the café, The proprietor greeted us with a smile and guided us through his bar room, down a step, and into a simple, nicely decorated dinning room with a display of relatively expensive wines and blackboards with wines organized by "color" with their prices per bottle and per glass and per pitcher. The luncheon patrons had already left; the only others were a Spanish family with children who were obviously observing their late lunch tradition. There was a salad bar of 8 different salads; four were with mayonnaise and the others were with tomato-based dressings. The 6 small portions that I served myself were very good - served slightly chilled. The proprietor offered us several choices for lunch. We each chose the same dish - sausage stuffed baby squid in tomato sauce. We knew the dish from other meals including a take-out from our village butcher. It's one of my favorite local dishes. I've never had it outside this region of France. The particular version was better than most that I have had because the sausage was a bit more spicy than the others and I found that very appealing. We drank a small pitcher of rose with sparkly water and declined some very nice-looking desserts. The bill was 36 euros. [ NOTE: There is no web page for this restaurant and no web-based review of it -- this is the first review and it's on Yelp. There are two other Le Continental entities in this town; one is a business and the other is a hotel.]

Not a steakhouse Yelp--a neighborhood French place. Our French isn't great but we managed to order,…read moreand despite me being a quite picky eater, everything was really tasty and affordable. Ordered some rose wine-super light and refreshing. What I thought was a veggie salad also came with foie gras and smoked duck. Gave the foie gras to my hubs, and the rest of the salad was amazing. He tried the 'buffet' appetizers--loved them all. Wide range of desserts. We went at 730 on a Wednesday, by 8 the patio was full of locals, though the front didn't fill up. Good choice if you're looking for a local experience in a neighborhood eatery.

We ended up here because we were in a hurry when we were driving from Toulouse to Barcelona, and we…read moremade the mistake of not planning ahead in bringing food/sandwiches from home, or planning the time to eat better. Most places in France close around 2 pm, and we didn't plan our lunch spot properly, so this was the only thing open. Pros: - In true American fashion, this is open all the time. - The food is edible and will fill you up. - You can get a variety of burgers, 3 types of salads, a few McFlurries, fries, and the standard rest of the McDonalds menu. - The outdoor area is quite large with a playground for kids, but does have lot of people smoking (this is after all, France) - You can order with the kiosks without having to talk to anyone. Cons: - Food is more expensive than McDonalds in America. We got 2 small salads that weren't even good, and a medium sized fries for 16,30€. - For "fast food" this wasn't super fast - we had to wait for a bit for our food (I thought salads would be faster to make) but our quick stop here ended up being 30 min. - Fries were kind of soggy, would not order these. I've had much better. - I thought the salads would be healthier but they ended up being not super fresh pieces of iceberg lettuce with 2 pieces of deep fried chicken on top and dressing from packets. It was "pretend healthy". I guess I should have asked if the chicken was deep fried or grilled, but I may have been better off getting a burger instead. All in all, not really a fan. Next time we'll plan better so we don't have to eat lunch at McDonalds. If you can, go somewhere else for a sandwich or a more proper meal.

Still awaiting for the staff to come clean that table... after probably 5 of them pass by ...read more