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Probably the smiliest service I've experienced in a long time (along with plenty of thumbs up). The food was good, and the 13 euro menu lunchtime seemed cheap with wine and coffee included. Not usually one for turkey, but it was done v well.

Last night of 3 week holiday, chose restaurant on menu over nearby previously disappointing tourist spots. We both had prawn croquettes which were excellent ,two moule dishes Nord very good marinere only OK Left with good memories of meals in France will return next year.

Just back from the O Sud, nice place well kept, fish soup was fantastic, mussels Provençal ware good, my wife's chicken good too, but sauce very salty. Overall good experience the only thing that we ware disappointed was no menu available other than French, and the lady that served us didn't have a word of English

5 of us went here for dinner. It’s reasonably priced with offers for 2/3 courses off the a la carte menu. Some of the party chose smoked salmon and some the assiette, which was 2 pâtés and a cheese....really good and tasty. Most of us...chose gratinee chicken which was very good. All washed down with a couple of bottles of cotes du Rhône for 30 euros each. Definitely one to visit

Only found this wonderful Restaurant by scrolling the web and chance. As it was a Tuesday evening many Restaurants were closed However what a find Lovely ambience, great choice of food The baked Camembert and the Fish were wonderful and filling hence we...couldn't manage a sweet !! Service was extremely good and the staff patient, helpful friendly and very efficient Would thoroughly recommend !!

We went in for a drink and were so warmly welcomed, we stayed for dinner. Service was brilliant, friendly and patient with our very limited French. The menu was varied but not extensive meaning we had plenty but not too much choice. My husband had...“the Welsh” which is a local speciality, I had an amazing steak and pepper sauce and my girls shared a chicken burger which was served in. A croissant bun they loved it! Great atmosphere and fabulous food and service

For a change, instead of the Gambas in garlic followed by tagine lamb, I went for the seafood Menu d'Opal. A starter of moules a la creme (delicious but on the small side) followed by cod with chips and salad, then the cafe gourmand. The fish was good, and the cafe gourmand was excellent. A very nice range of small desserts all well prepared, including my favourite ice cream flavour of the south of France -- glace violette. Yes, ice cream flavoured with violet flowers.Service was good. All for 18 euros.

Didn’t realise that Bolougne was “almost” closed on Sunday evening for eating out, but thankfully we checked with Trip Advisor to see what was open. Our hostess welcomed us in, she did politely inform us that they were closing in an hour, but that didn’t...phase us, 2 x starters, house pate (fish), very tasty plus smoked salmon, both palatable. Mains: off course Moules Marieniere with Frites plus an beef steak hashe (glorified hamburger cooked too rare, but still very tasty. With a nice bottle of rose to wash it all down with. A very pleasant evening even though we were the only patrons in there. €66.50 for 2 courses plus wine, very reasonably

My wife and I popped over to Boulogne for a spot of lunch on Friday. The main square has a lot of tourist type restaurants which we try to avoid like the plague! :) This little restaurant is in the south east corner of the square. The food was sublime and the service was great, we got there a bit late for lunch but despite the fact that the staff were about to eat they welcomed us in and were very receptive. We had 2 different set menus which were fantastic I had the Soup de Poisson to start which was very good although not freshly made on site followed by the duo of fish with pasta. My wife had Garlic King Prawns to start followed by a Vegetarian Tajeen . we both had Fruit Tarte for afters...