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"Good selection of dishes, many local, good service, good wine - but be sure to get there early, as it quickly fills up after about 8 pm."
Phone: +33470051306,+33470050654
Address: 27 rue Grande, 03100 Montlucon, France, Montluçon
City: Montluçon
Monday: 14:30-02:00
Tuesday: 14:30-02:00
Wednesday: 14:30-02:00
Thursday: 14:30-02:00
Friday: 14:30-02:00
Saturday: 14:30-02:00
Sunday: 19:00-02:00
Dishes: 12
Amenities: 11
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1090
Arrived in MontLucon, tired and hungry after a long drive. Wandered into town, about 8.00pm on a Thursday, and looked in a few restaurants.Chose this one partly because there were people in it, and also because my wife is coeliac (needs gluten free) and buckwheat crepes (gallettes) are usually GF. We were given our choice of tables and when I explained our GF requirement, we were given a reassuring "No Problem" and shown the list of standard gallettes on the menu.We shared a salad starter, and my wife had a Gallette, I had a Composee which I would describe as a Gourmet Gallette. Everything was delicious and very filling.The service was friendly and professional, A little thing, I demolished all the bread which accompanied the starter (as I was rather hungry), so just before the mains arrived, another basket of bread was placed on the table - I'm not sure if this was standard practice, it appeared that they had noticed how quickly I ate the bread and simply (professionally) supplied some more.Along with our meal, we had a half-litre pichet of wine, two coffees (very nice coffee) and the total bill was 42 euro. Pretty good for France.It does more than crepes/gallettes - we just didn't look at the other options.The restaurant filled up very quickly after we arrived so it is obviously a popular spot with the locals. We chose very well.Highly recommended.
We got the last table on the terrace on a warm summer evening, so that was nice. The salty crêpes were OK, a bit too cooked for the children who didn't like the taste of the buckwheat. The sweet crêpes were nothing special, as they were elastic like chewing-gum.
Plenty of bars and restaurants in the town. stop off for a drink and enjoy the history of this old town. The museum cathedral etc. Then a choice of restaurants in the streets. This offered a good value menu, escargot, canard, steak etc reasonably priced wine
If you want to taste what's really French crepes is about you should go there. Lovely people, good food and just the right prices. Good location too.
Good selection of dishes, many local, good service, good wine - but be sure to get there early, as it quickly fills up after about 8 pm.
