La Madelaine-sous-Montreuil
LE COCQUEMPOT

LE COCQUEMPOT

2 Place de la Poissonnerie | Le Coq Hôtel, 62170, Montreuil-sur-Mer, France, La Madelaine-sous-Montreuil

Cafés • Européen • Végétarien • Fruit De Mer


"The Cocquempot is located in a beautiful building close to a beautiful green square planted with many trees. The restaurant room is pretty but we had lunch in the garden in the back because the weather was good. A large tree and parasols give a pleasant shade to the place. We arrived on weekdays at 13:30 in June 2022. Simple and efficient service. Clean toilets are at the bottom of what seems to be a service space in which it does not hesitate to enter. The fairly simple map is composed of cold boards and hot pots. We chose two individual pots. The components may change depending on the day. Drinking water carafe. Fish pot. 16,80€. Composed of pieces of cabillaud white fish announced by the server, of salmon not advertised by the server, of mussels and various vegetables in sauce, this pot is generously served especially of very large and small mussels. The dish is good especially the sauce that seems to be based on bisque. Meat pot. 16,80€. Composed of pork cheeks and many veggies, carrots to be highlighted, a red beet rarely served hot. The meat was well simmered. This dish is generous and good. Charlotte malakoff to almonds. 8€. Served in slice this charlotte has little biscuit and a lot of cream with good almond taste. A dessert a little unbalanced by lack of biscuit but nevertheless good. We took this dessert for 2. In the end we spent a good time on the shaded outdoor terrace surrounded by plants of the Cocquempot. The pots were simple, generous and good."

Anecdote

Anecdote

1 r. des Juifs, 62170 Montreuil, La Madelaine-sous-Montreuil, France

Cafés • Pizza • Européen • Fruit De Mer


"booked here for a Saturday evening pleasure and our meal really enjoyed. my partner started with super-freshly cooked calamares, and I ordered the unlikely sounding combination of flower cabbage and oysters. these were considered delicious: the peeled oysters in flower coal, with tiny sheer. of raw cauliflower and paper-thin strips of cauliflower stalk. we had more difficulty choosing the main course. of the five alternatives, three with bark meat, one fish and one quail with longustin. I suspect vegetarians might have fought. but we are not, so happy went for the quail. the combination of surf and rasen was somewhat unusual, but quite good. it came with a great help from spinat, and a court next to which we could not identify until we looked out the waitress and then looked out on the internet. fregola pasta, apparently from sardinia. we loved it! the tarte didin dessert, ordered at the beginning of the meal, turned out to be enormous, and would have fed four enough! we took the second half with us to house to enjoy the next day. eating was very good round, the staff was helpful and efficient. I only know it because the tables were alarmingly close to each other for these Covid times. we went on a Saturday at 7.45 a.m., and at this point only everyone else was filled with table that felt good; but an ascent later diner about 8.30 clock immediately filled the tables to 1 meter both side of us, which encourages us to eat quickly, Forgo coffee, and go."