Lou Pastre - Carta

9 RUE TRENCA, 06500, Menton, France

🛍 Pizza, Magasin, Nourriture, Magasin_d'alcool

2.9 💬 805 Reseñas
Lou Pastre

Teléfono: +33493572958,+33493572760

Dirección: 9 RUE TRENCA, 06500, Menton, France

Ciudad: Menton

Menú Platos: 5

Reseñas: 805

Sitio Web: https://ou-pastre.eatbu.com/

"Not very busy at midday on this rainy Sunday. The warm welcome from the owner quickly warmed up the atmosphere. She prepared us some well-measured spritzes There were 4 of us who really enjoyed the fresh vongoles with spaghetti. A glass of white St Tropez accompanied them well. For desert, the lemon tart is perfect and hearty. We will definitely come back during our stay."

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User User

friendly, and to the good franquette, the dishes are good, hygienic it seems a medium, the waitress should

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User
User

very friendly, the dishes are excellent, the service and fast and the reasonable prices. I strongly advise him.


User
User

fun experience, not expecting a fast or well-crafted service but authentic and nice staff. Good salads and socca.


JF
JF

A restaurant a little in its juice but serves a good home cooking. Special mention for the pasta alla vongole, a delight Ver carta


Emilie
Emilie

All dishes of the region are served in this place, cheap, simple and effective, without cracks, short, an ideal that is rare, previous comments incomprehensible


User
User

very good reception of the server that gives good advice, pasta to the vongole always extra, atypical patronage and attentive to its customers. a nice chin address:


Benoit
Benoit

Thank you for this moment of reunion 15 years later. Pierrette always faithful to the post. Local specialties for the taste buds. An exceptional socca. Without hesitation an essential address Ver carta


serge
serge

I was here one night in December: I tasted the spaghetti with palourdes and hulls that were excellent! To wait, I got a few good slices of pizza. The decor doesn’t pay for a mine but it’s home-made and it’s great!


Ecolink
Ecolink

On the occasion of the nocturnal corso we took the Corsican menu. In general opinion this remains canteen catering. No refinement and non-existent presentation. Rather stick to the sale of specialties at the kiosk on the street to nibble on the culinary specialties. Nevertheless, an old and authentic atmosphere, the same goes for the staff.


Marc
Marc

Not very busy at midday on this rainy Sunday. The warm welcome from the owner quickly warmed up the atmosphere. She prepared us some well-measured spritzes There were 4 of us who really enjoyed the fresh vongoles with spaghetti. A glass of white St Tropez accompanied them well. For desert, the lemon tart is perfect and hearty. We will definitely come back during our stay. Ver carta

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