Bar de L'Adour - Menu

Traditional English fish and chips and the most delicious desserts, one of my favourite places to eat out

The bar is very nice. pretty terrace where you hear the adour sink. wide choice of teas, fresh drinks and ice. friendly welcome.

in its juice a small vintage brewery held by an Englishman who serves us a real sumptuous fish and chips in peace without talking about cheesecake

the village is very cute, the stop at the perfect bar to take a guinness while listening to the sound of the river and admiring the pyrenees. The terrace falls at peak!

super small troquet near the teenager discovered by chance.We tasted the blueberry pie on the spot and a blueberry pie to take away, it was excellent. We stopped at home before we left to take home:)

super restaurant, warm welcome, quiet. We ate a fish and chips at the corner of the fire with a good beer. fish is fresh and in large quantities. The cheese cake is excellent. A real moment of happiness.

If you are traveling and missing fish and chips then this is the place to go on Friday, Saturday evenings or Sunday lunchtime. They also during the week offer cake and tea etc, fantastic homemade cakes....sorry I didn't finish the review of the fish and chips, good portions lovely fish in a good batter. Lovely.

For several years we have been back at guillaume and Lolita.Fish years delicious chips (very fresh chicken, mint peas purée, crunchy fries and salad) we would believe in london! the homemade desserts are also very good from the peat of pyrenees to cheesecake through the apple crumble.Thank you for this good evening we return.

great experience, excellent cuisine and English day at the top. the staff is adorable, attentive and helpful, concerned that everything is going well. good advice for bieres, desserts. we tested everything, tasted everything and validated unanimously. We'll be back with pleasure. a regret over the framework that remains tristounet and where one could have waited for a more typical environment.