Cafe Alingo - Menu

We came to see the city and found this little place menu of the day was good and a fair price We had steak and chips and a glass of wine all for 29@€ not bad Mainly people on lunch breaks

Very fast service, good value, no chichi if only 4 stars it is because the decor is a bit basic! Great value plat du jour plus dessert plus coffee at EUR14. In winter there is a heated garden on the back, but of course the terrace is more pleasant in front of the summer. Over 6-7 tables inside

Lunch in the colourful and agreeable garden. Friendly staff. Food is very offal based. Large helpings. My wife and I each just had a starter: she had a smoked salmon salad which she said was very good. I had oeufs cocotte with fois gras: delicious....A great french experience. The loo needs to be refurbished.

Six of us arrived shortly after 2:00 and they were willing to take our order only if we wanted a course for everyone. We were so decided to stay all morning after driving and had steaks and Omelettes. The waitress was pleasant, the barman was not... so friendly and the food was acceptable. The interior is not particularly inspiring, but it is just a small city bar restaurant.

This busy town-centre cafe, bar and restaurant is very popular - and it's easy to see why!Quick service whether for a coffee, a beer, a verre de vin, a quick lunch or a full meal, there is something for everyone here!Pretty good, unpretentious food and a good price ensure that the place is full almost all the time.At street level, this is a good place to 'people-watch' in the centre of this busy town.

This busy town centre cafe, bar and restaurant is very popular and it 's easy to see why! Quick service whether for a coffee, a beer, a verre de vin, a quick lunch or a full meal, there is something for everyone here! Pretty good, unpretentious...food and a good price ensure that the place is full almost all the time. At street level, this is a good place to 'people watch ' in the centre of this busy town.

Not a fancy place, but the tartines are great. More of a lunch place, it has indoor seating and an inclosed [by ancient stone walls] patio outside that is pleasant even in winter. My tartine was Iberique [sp?] with aubergine, tomatoes, mozzarella and red peppers.. My wife had a tartine with dried ham [jambon de Bayonne], tomatoes and cheese. Both were great. It's a great lunch place or a spot for light dinner--before 2000.

Even little open Monday evening in Langon, we were relieved to find this open. I'm a little hard to place. Basically it is a bar restaurant, but the menu is extensive with decisions (and more) that you do not often see. Strangeness expanded to our dog that was not allowed inside, but water was brought without having to ask. So we had to sit outside... not ideal, on a warm but quite windy evening, and cig€16arette smoke from other customers pervading. We had two oeuf cocotte starters, these were good size and contain foie gras... unfortunately we couldn't recognize foie gras tastefully. The main course, I had a whole (and unlicensed) Magret de Canard, one point. It was a big piece of duck, bu...