Bistrot des Quinconces

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Une belle Brasserie d époque , un accueil sympa, des produits dans l'assiette bien cuisinés et des tarifs revu a la baisse . Ce n est plus la Brasserie Gastro d il y a quelques années mais le rapport qualité prix est à la hauteur.

Accueil au minimum syndical.On a pris une salade niçoise et une cuisse de canard confite. La salade ce sont des produits en boite, le confit c'est du caoutchouc insipide.37 eur pour des produits surgelés c'est juste du vol. Aucun intérêt, passez votre chemin.

A quick bistro lunch ..taken slowly...great french atmosphere 5 minutes walk from the centre of Bordeaux with great value and quality -2 plats du jour with wine €19 ...a little effort to find the place makes a huge difference compared to high street bordeaux prices

Nous avons été très bien accueilli , ambiance du restaurant assez froide malgré la deco. Cocktail cher avec très peu ou pas d'alcool. Les plus très moyen viander trop cuite, legumes dont les carottes infectés : réchauffées au micro onde. Bof, on y croit en passant devant mais déception totale.

This a delightful place. A typical, charming French bistro. As so often in France, the route to good value is to chose the daily menu (starter + main course for €14.90). Our starter of prawns and avocado was very good, and the salmon was the pick of the main courses. With coffee, mint tea and Badoit mineral water, the bill was €40.80. The place was very busy, and service would have been a bit slow if you were in a hurry. Fortunately we weren't. My wife left her cardigan behind, and the waiter very kindly chased us up the street to return it.

Soir de canicule et nous voila parti en quête de fraicheur.. Assis en terrasse, service agréable, professionnel. Une carte variée, une carte brasserie comme on les aime. Nous avons partagé une bruschetta à l'aubergine et Moza en entrée (délicieux et leger) et enchainé (canicule oblige) sur la salade César. Salade très honnête, bien garnie, bien assaissonnée, très copieuse (même trop) . Bref, un agréable diner et un bon souvenir.Un bémol, l'établissement est assez vieux certes, mais les toilettes sont très désagréables (porte ne ferme pas, chasse d'eau cassée) Quel dommage !!!!!

Starter was beef with 'salad' which comprised a few little sliced tomatos and red onion to go with chewy pulled beef. Worse was to come. After a long wait the main course arrived, Salmon with roasted vegetables. A cut into the salmon showed it was raw in the middle. It was taken back and after another long wait, (by which time our friends were drinking their coffee) the salmon was returned, reduced in size with the words, 'careful, the plate is hot.' Not a word of apology for the uncooked fish or the dreadful service and yes, the plate was hot, dangerously so.Plenty of choice in Bordeaux, give this a miss.

It was getting on towards 8.30pm and we hadn't eaten, so chose Le Bistrot des Quinconces because it looked comfortable and lots of atmosphere. It was both of those things, however there were many flies buzzing inside and it looked like the whole place needed a good clean. I had a pork dish which was great and my husband had a steak dish also good. We passed on dessert and asked for our bill. Well we asked for that in both French and English and waited for it to appear. And waited, and waited. We asked again, it wasn't busy, the staff kept running away. After waiting for over half an hour - more like 40 minutes we went to the counter and pantomimed what we wanted, only then did the 3 staff ge...