La Pendule Occitane

industrial kitchen with no fresh products: result: draining.salade forrie, insipid tomatoes, potatoes with grease: a shame

Unfortunately this time the experience was not so great. Maybe the place has changed hands? The service was not the same, there were almost no patrons either. And the food was below average.

the service is super long (damage qd we go to the show after ;() while there was no one other than us in the restoon eats not bad but good it's not super no more the waitress crashes on the command bof

very good reception, our waitress was a very smiling and very nice young woman. The dishes were simple and good, served in good proportions. restaurant very well placed to precede our evening at the Renaissance theatre.

restaurant that doesn't pay for mine but rather affordable. They offer everything, not revolutionary but well served, gourmet. The only nice thing is the couscous on Thursday / Friday, the rest smells like the heated metro.

lunch with friends, we have had a good time, we all enjoyed our hearty dishes. small flat we had an hour butter that we had not specified and it happened 1h15 between our arrival and the first meal served that we had to eat pretty quickly, even if we had not given our starting time 75 minutes is long. Unfortunately we didn't taste desserts.

the occitane pendulum is a quiet street facing the market of Saint-Martin, with a welcoming terrace and friendly guests: to drink a beer with friends is ideal because there is little passage. On the other hand, we had the wrong idea, one Friday night, to retard us to take a couscous, and that was seriously spoiled! pastry, cheap meat, too cooked vegetables. The cook doesn't master this dish, he should scratch it from the map!

industrial kitchen , rotary salads in plates at 13€50 . family kitchen with poor Pakistani broth in kitchen. I'm not used to writing opinions so cut but the, it's clearly a joke. It is neither good, nor fresh, metro kitchen with hallucinating prices for the quality of products. I have nothing against eating all prepared dishes but at least we must have decency in additions. not to mention service, rather kind and goodwill but completely ineffective.

for a family lunch before a show we wanted a quiet place with a good country kitchen. We have been very well received, the frame is that of a small bistro in the old overlooking a quiet little street. the tables are arranged in such a way to preserve intimacy and no invasive music, so nothing to hinder conversations. the card is varied without being too long and the products are fresh, the bet rates are reasonable, we shared the addition and all understood with the wine and the aperitif we had for 28 € per person. We were served quickly, the two hearty salads were very appreciated, the homemade hamburger and the tender slap were very good, for my part I had chosen the roasted camembert with...