Service and atmosphere was excellent. Food was even better. Had Italian charcuterie topped with…read moreburrata, beef tartare and tacos.

Can't rave about this restaurant enough! A superb steak selection, an explanation of each by a…read moreknowledgeable waiter, delectable sides. The steak was perfectly seasoned with a sprinkling of Maldon salt. Don't miss the truffle Mac and cheese that had a tasty level of truffle flavor. Light salad and good fries. Take me back!

Ok people picture this-…read more One cool evening on the streets of central Bordeaux, walking arm in arm with my better half, heading towards my birthday dinner all of a sudden I hear from behind me "Roz" i carry on walking "Roz" I still carry on walking "Roz" ok fine i turn around and there one of my closest friends and ex-flatmate (she moved to sunny Dubai) stood before me. After screaming and hugging in shock (we had not seen each other for years) we agreed to meet the following evening. She picked this place for our little reunion meal and it was perfect. This is one of the most popular seafood places in Bordeaux and seats fill up super quick. We took the tasting menu a combination of prawns, oysters and other shellfish. This was my first time trying Oysters and I loved them. For main I took Seabass and my friend took Salmon both served on a bed of rice and a side of basic green salad. Again fresh, amazing and a sensation for the taste buds. For dessert we shared the pear tart and again wow!!! The staff are very accommodating and friendly and are eager to take time out to explain the menu to you. The restaurant itself has a very rustic yet nautical feel to it. Needless to say we sat there for a good few hours i recall leaving with a semi empty restaurant behind,yet we were not disturbed while we chatted and caught up on our coincidence.

Recently visited Bordeaux to visit family and retracing my grandfather's roots …read more Met cousins in this seafood place in old town . The seafood platter had offerings that aren't usually seen on ice the US . Snails , clams , tiny prawns in addition to oysters , lobsters . Good way to expand your raw seafood palate. We had boiled mussels . Each order is a large bucket so probably one is good enough to share between two . The price is reasonably less expensive than the same amount of seafood in Southern California restaurants.

Walked in at around 11pm on a Saturday night and enjoyed a nice entrecôte afternoon a long bike…read moreride to St.Emilion. The food and wine came out in minutes. Outdoor table. Shocking low prices compared with SF. Lively street scene on a street full of restaurants. I'm becoming such a Francophile. It's time to move here and this kind of experience is just one reason!

I haven't even had a meal yet but this place gets five stars for the simple fact that I walked in…read moreat 10pm with no reservation and asked for a plate of lamb to go. Since the DON'T do take out they literally gave me a PLATE TO GO! .. with silverware AND A BOTTLE OF SUPERIOR BORDEAUX!!!. I only asked because my wife was tired and didn't want to go out so I had to improvise! I just had to agree to bring the plate back. My faith in humanity has been restored! Update- the meal was awesome! I took the washed plate back within 20 minutes and the chef thought I had not had enough food so he turned on a blow dryer to stoke the coals on his grill and cooked a rare steak with all the fixin's for me! WOW! I'm speechless right now! I'm sure this will not be everyone's experience but a good one nonetheless! Not so humbly submitted, Michael C.

I decided to wait in a huge line right before they opened, but got seated at 7pm. Service was…read moreslow, but is expected in France. Minimal menu- just steak and frites with salad. They do serve dessert.

I came here with my friend for a goodbye dinner and it was great! Yes, it's a tad expensive (€24…read morefor a plate is no joke) and yes, they only have one thing on the menu (weird) but wow, it's seriously good. The fries with the sauce was excellent, and the steak totally exceeded my expectations. I'm not a gourmet person by a long shot, but I thought that the fries, sauce, and steak paired excellently together. The ambiance was also sick. I have no clue what the artistic style is called (19th century upper-class dining?) but it was neat. The servers were as put together as the interior, and delivered prompt and professional service throughout.

I like the restaurant. Nice and easy access. We were able to get a table during lunch time. I also…read morelike the preset menu. Such Menu Du Jour with set of buffet, entree, and dessert. The buffet is excellent that you can try many different food. Such seafood salad, braise gizzard, tomato soup, croquettes, charcuterie, slice raw beef, salmon, and more. Love each one of them. My entree is the butter grilled trout. It is a whole fish. Grilled and top with lemon sauce. My wife have the grilled duck breast. The food is great. Recommended during lunch time. Our desserts are tar du jour, it is the pear tart with cream. My wife have the creme brûlée. Bothe dessert is good sweet not too over power sweet. We enjoy our time here. The service is very efficient. Great price for many food. Great for hungry people.

Being an annoying group of cruise ship Americans I thought this restaurant was really wonderful…read more Our group of 5 was welcomed and seated quickly. The waitstaff was patient with our non-French skills and explained things to us in very good english. The fixed price menu was a little over 18 euros and included the salad bar, entree and dessert. Salad bar was incredible with foie gras, fresh shrimp and many other tasty delicacies including good quality charcuterie. Plentiful bread at the table and wine was good and cheap. Entree of chicken with cream sauce and fries was really divine, so tender and flavorful I ate every bite. Dessert of chocolate tart was delicious. We came away stuffed.

From the owner: Station de tramway - Ligne B Facile de se déplacer dans l'agglomération en prenant le tram avec les…read moreTBC (Transports et Bus de la Cub). Bordeaux possède un réseau de tramway étendu sur plusieurs communes : Pessac, Bassens, Bègles, Cenon, Lormont, Floirac, Talence, Mérignac, Le Bouscat, avec plus de 80 arrêts. Station mise en service le 20 octobre 2008. Ligne B : Pessac Centre - Claveau