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a guarantee of quality of mussels! recommended, during the week is practically deserted and the service is fast. sweets perhaps too abundant after similar to molded.

We were staying for EURO 2016 in the local area and called in for food. The prices weren't too bad and the service was good. However, our chicken was undercooked. It is mainly a fish restaurant.

fish and mussels always of quality. any fries in relation to the claimed quality. Excessive beverage prices and very limited quantity for some aperitives. With the increase in the price of many dishes, the ratio of quality price becomes less attractive than given bread or proposedgood health protection measures

Even though it 's a chain restaurant and I usually avoid them I really have a thing for Leon. They serve simple mussels dishes, not only but that 's the speciality. If you 'd like my personal recommendation try Cocotte de moules a la Roquefort ; In each of the Leon restaurants the menu is the same so hard to talk just about this one. The service here was very good and friendly. They have good choice of beers and wine. The general atmosphere was great. On Sundays there is as much as you can evening.

I found this wonderful friendly restaurant whilst walking back to my hotel the nearby Cerise, it was early evening and the restaurant had couples, families, and singles all enjoying their meals in a happy atmosphere, on leaving i asked if they could telephone a taxi for me to take me back to the hotel Cerise because my foot was sore and the battery on my mobile was flat, i had been visiting the WW1 battle sites and cemetery's with my regimental association, the Directrice Madame Virginie Lesch would not hear of this and she returned me back to my hotel in her car. That was well beyond the call of duty and i will never forget that act of kindness. Bill Page.

After a long day of travel we were unsure about taking our young children out for dinner but seeing a moules frites restaurant we thought we'd give it a go. Incredibly, there was a sealed off playroom with TV, books, puzzles etc. You couldn't hear the children but you could watch them through the windows. Past the playroom, outside, was a bouncy castle, too! We all enjoyed our meals, it was plentiful and tasty. Our son's waffle dessert was gigantic! After we had all finished a waitress took the children over to a cotton candy machine and delighted them by making a second dessert. Balloons and bubbles were on hand to take home, too. A great place to eat out whether you have children or not.

We chose Leon 's in Lens Noyelles expecting a franchise experience, which is what we got but towards the high end of that spectrum. It 's speciality is mussels and one can have a large variety of variations on that theme. The ambience is bright and cheerful but a bit mass produced . We chose otherwise than mussels from what is otherwise a fairly limited menu. Our choices, poulet and beef carbonnade were good and we both enjoyed them. The beef carbonnade was tender and the sauce was aromatic and interesting. The choice of beverages was limited but pleasant enough. The choice for dessert was long and good. There is not an abundance of dining choice in Lens Noyelles that we could find but if on...

After a long drive we decided to venture out of the hotel and due to the reviews we visited the Leon restaurant.. Wait time: At first we thought that as we had to Wait for a table, the restaurant was popular and food quality must be ok.. Having waited we were seated within 15mins Ordering was a little more of an issue as we had to wait for almost 15 mins for anyone to take our order and then a further 30 mins for the drinks to arrive (food was a little longer) Food: The mussels were great and good quality.. The fish and chips was extremely poor.. batter was over cooked as picture with very little fish. We mentioned this to the waiter, but didn't seem to care and nothing was removed from the...