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Sunday evening in terasse for 4 very good pass, dessert also I recommend, to try at least once

Friendly restaurant in the Place design Hero's. One of our main courses arrived cold but otherwise good.

excellent restaurant, friendly staff, quality and good filling in dishes, fast service and so super on the belfry to recommend :)

Well located. have taken express menu at 13.40 € entry, dish and drink.The set is well served. It's a copious thing. Fresh salad. It's a good value for money. but don't expect a gastro.

the speciality of the restaurant, the mussels. .. with about 20 different recipes. There are also meat, fish, crustaceans. The salads are impressive. the wine list is small but there are for all tastes. count 20 €/person for a drink but it is worth a lot. child menu available. very nice staff.

Hi, the frame is nice. we ate on the terrace, with the belfry it is very pleasant. There was no more mussel for a Monday night, disappointing for a restaurant specializing in the sea.At the absence of seafood tray: they are plates. much less user-friendly and less quantity. 144 € for 3 with aperitif flat wine entry.

Arrived early afternoon and it wasn't busy. The waiters etc ignored us and spent more time chatting. The plat du jour advertised on the board outside wasn't available which is OK but the food we ordered and received was not. Part way through eating it the waitress suddenly tried to remove our food which is bizarre and the quality of the wine was not good.

Oh, eating was also very good! this little gem is located at the main square of arras and is quietly laid down. I'm really sorry not to give it 5 stars, but it just fell short. I would recommend to everyone to visit the city. the service was a little slow, but we had no hurry. my fish dish was in order, although one of the ladies said that her steak was undercooked (if asked to be drilled again)! excellent selection of wines aperitifs. in fact, her sauvignon blanc was the best we had in France.

What would you do if you served someone a rotten rank oyster that they were foolish enough to put in their mouth and then immediately spat out on realising their mistake? I would as a minimum offer some more good free oysters and not charge for the ones ordered accompanied by profuse apologies. This 'restaurant ' did none of that, they just charged me the full amount. On complaint they knocked off 20% of the oyster bill for the one rotten one. In addition, my friends mussels were not great and faintly maloderous, the wine was all bit below par but marginally acceptable. Only rotten oyster ever in France. It stunk to high heaven, how they missed it I don 't t know.