Bleu Citron Snack Bar

Enjoyed great service and salads at lunch. Sizeable menu. Quick service. Also had takeaway sandwiches on our walks into the hills, making for easy picnics.

A busy intimate cafe/restaurant next to the Art Gallery, with good salads and burgers. i haven't found a place in the region that does other than great frites nor great coffee.

We had the Parisienne Omelette and Salmon panino. The sandwich was quite good but the omelette was overcooked and the consistency rubbery. The Cherry crepe dessert was quite good.

This is a quaint outdoor cafe with easy access on main Pablo Picasso Ave. in Ceret I had the Calalane salad with lettuce, olives, peppers and anchovies. Very good although only olive oil dressing, no balsamic flavoring. Others had 3-cheese panini and crepes (tomatoe, chèvre cheese a herbs) and all enjoyed.

Stephane and his wife run this lovely cafe next door to the modern art museum in Céret. The salads are the best. Good menu with quite a choice, the portions are big.I live in Céret and go there for lunch regularly, my grandson loves the crêpes. Don't hesitate to have lunch in the Citron Bleu.Ps. Do try the loo. It will surprise you. Clue, Stéphane and his wife are in love with India.

Having stopped in Ceret and had a wander around, we looked for somewhere to eat. We didn't want one of the many larger eateries so chose the Bleu Citron. Having sat down, the manager (?) came and took our order, had a little joke with us - asked if I wanted the salad Bien Cuit ( as that was how we had asked for my wife's meal). I had an excellent Catalan salad. Nice location right next door to the Musee d'art moderne. Interesting to read all the negative comments, we had no issues. Oh, and the loo was very interesting :)

The Saturday market in Ceret was packed and the weather was boiling when we stopped here for lunch so the sheer delight of sitting down in a lovely street bar, drinking a cold beer and listening to the buskers may have upped my rating!I had a seafood salad which had loads of smoked salmon and prawns and lettuce - not much else but then it didn't promise anything else on the menu and it was lovely.Mr B had meat kebab which I thought was brave of him but it was actually very nice mixed meat with a creamy dippy sauce, salad and chips. We fancied a pudding but were unable to attract the waiter (they were very busy) so we gave up and crossed to road to buy and ice cream cone instead. Great value...

We sat down for lunch and one of our party asked a simple question on what an item on the menu consisted of. The owner/waiter mumbled something and flounced off and then deliberately ignored us.We should have walked off at this point but were very hungry and it was market day.When we eventually got him back he made it clear that he thought we were looking for a cheap meal - We weren't. He then eventually delivered the food which was mediocre to say the least. He spent the rest of meal deliberately ignoring us and mutering and gesticulating towards us in front of other customers. We even had difficulty getting the bill and when he brought it said something like "Is that cheap enough for you?"...

We sat down for a snack after the big wonderful market and was first greeted by a female member of the staff that was really nice. However when the staff member with a long gray braid it turned ugly. Since we are in France we tried to politely speak French, but he chose to speak English to us which is completely up to him. After that, all of the customers except us, a group of young women, were met with smiles. We were ignored for better part of the meal, him being 'busy'. When trying to he t another menu it took more than 10 minutes. I was told off for asking about it, and then he smacked it down on the table. When I said thank you but no thank you he smacked the menu on the arm of my frien...