La Sperlongaise - Menu

The bruschetta was just bread with melted cheese, a couple of chucks of tomato, the pizza were bland bases were supermarket like not one I would recommend

Idéalement situé sur la place de l’horloge, ce restaurant offre une carte très honnête avec aussi un plat du jour ! Le service est efficace, agréable. Les tarifs sont très corrects. Ne changez rien !

It's obviously in a busy touristy square. But given that, it's quite good. Friendly waiter, although all tables were occupied. Food arrived on time and tasted good. We had savoury crepes, and they were well filled.

Restaurant très agréable en terrasse avec un super service ! Un grand merci à Meven pour son sourire breton et sa rapidité ! Ça change des serveurs lyonnais ; Restaurant Correct, c’est pas fou, mais ça fait le taff.

We were five persons who wanted a table. It was quite full, but a family at a long table was about to leave. One of the waiters was trying to find a place for us, then a scumbag waiter comes and says in a rude way that it's full. That's it, sayanora to this shity place

We were 4 adults and 3 teens searching for a place to have dinner at 21.30 (we're Spanish ; . This was the only place where we were warmly welcomed, a table was promptly set up and the food was exquisite for a touristic spot like this. Not a tourist trap as others have stated.

There are several outside restaurants in front of the Hotel de Ville on Place de l'Horloge. The people at La Sperlongaise were very friendly, and made us feel welcome. My wife and I split a very good pizza and salad and enjoyed some French beer for lunch. We also came back with a friend for a drink later.

beautiful place of the clock, always a pleasant and friendly welcome, dishes for a reasonable budget with a very correct home preparation. going to make a canvas in the next cinema, soon a centenary, after the meal to perfect the day, which is better?. nothing to do with the cold atmosphere of the great cinema complexes.

After several days of French food we wanted something different and tried this Italian restaurant. All four members of our party enjoyed the fare, which was not lacking in red sauces and spices. Our waiter was extremely nice, and very extroverted, and was not at all the stereotype of the French waiter. I had the Osso Buco and it was one of the top three meals I enjoyed during my 10-day visit to Paris and the Provence region. My family went on and on about how delicious their pasta dishes were. The Americana displayed on the walls was a nice touch, for while I was not in France to see anything American, by the eighth day of negotiating a different culture and language it was nice to see some...