L'Epicerie - Carta

It's a good atmosphere, an original concept. A little pie, waiting for the rain to pass.

for a city known for eating very salty suppe and mediocre food. clumsy waiting staff often needs clean up and slippery floors

This restaurant was just around the corner from our AirBnB, and seemed to be crowded all day, so we figured it had to be good. Ver carta

small restaurant suitable for a quick lunch, without chichis and good. small flat on the service that was approximate this day!

hamburger ok. served with chips and salat. jump over the doll. do not go the dirty steps into the broken bath. drink a beer and enjoy the ambiente.

with my friend we wanted a light dinner (aero type), and we stayed on this place without expectations. I must say that it was amazing. what we called as a light dinner, ended, two big tartines very tasty at a normal price. what surprised me was that at 10 o'clock you could still find all kinds of desserts and terrace series. that is quite unusual in France. Ver carta

The opinions seemed good, the old-fashioned decor is nice but it stops there. A mediocre service. tables to be served and they still find a way to bring our order to another table. Tartines are not very well worked and lack of flavors. the oysters were correct and the vinegar with the hatch very well made but then the wine served with is really not at the height.Birtilla art with an egg cream too present that takes away the flavor of the blueberry

We want to be fair with poor reviews, so here without emotions only facts: we were sent out to wait in the cold until a table becomes available we were told, until EVERYONE is lined up outside, the group will not be seated... we waited 10min before getting up to get the menus ourselves we waited 40min for the food the food was mediocre the owner told me: „I am the owner, I do what I want“. >We bring our business rather to another place, where our business is appreciated.

In my experience, it is difficult to find a bad meal in Lyon, but this place managed it. Apparently 'Tartines ' are a Lyon thing but I haven 't seen them anywhere else, and I am thankful for that. They consist of, it seems, anything flung onto...a wedge of dry, nasty tasting brown bread. I had some kind of beef stew on mine and my wife had cheese, I ended up scraping my stew off and eating that, out of sheer hunger. I found the bread inedible. There was 'eighties ' music playing (a bad sign generally I find people eat out in Lyon for the food and don 't need music). Service was adequate but overall the place had the feel of an over priced tourist trap. Ver carta