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Le Grain De Sel

➤ 17 Rue Vigarozy, 09500, Mirepoix, France

Menu • Sushi • Cafés • Asiatique • Fruits De Mer

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"home kitchen. local cuisine. local produce. a painting at the entrance of the decortic establishment everything that is done for you. a lot of effort but mixed result. a hint of youth at levels would be welcome. a yes, I was going to forget, is a dish on the menu the same? a do but without conviction. I recall that I have the right and freedom to give my opinion. This is the principle of the game. I was a regular at the restaurant and I think I can give my opinion. This is my opinion, building, ask yourself the right questions. Don't attack me in the street anymore, I'm not immeasurable."

Le Petit Bouchon

➤ Place du Marechal Leclerc, 09500, Mirepoix, France

Menu • Pizza • Mexicain • Asiatique • Fruits De Mer

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"Very nice experience. We came last Friday night, there were people, everyone arrived at the same time, we were warned that there was waiting. Informed we waited, took an apéro, the servers came regularly to see us to keep us informed. The servers are with their customers, with a waitress at the top of the top. Once served, the taste buds have feasted, quality products, everything is homemade, it's hearty, well prepared. Particular attention has been paid to the preparation of my dessert by the waitress whom I particularly thank for this gentle attention, a crêpe signed Cyril. A big thank you to the whole team, we enjoyed this moment in your establishment. Good continuation and I hope to see you soon. Very cordially Cyril."

Saveurs Des Couverts

➤ 20 Place Marechal Leclerc, 09500, Mirepoix, France

Menu • Cafés • Kebab • Mexicain • Asiatique

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"Hello. I don't understand anyone who criticizes the price of certain products. prices are displayed. You can't buy them. then those who are pressed, on vacation oū is the urgency, it is an art of living to taste the time that passes. the miraculous life frame is a treasure and its jewelry merchants. Up to their height. Thank you for the flavour of the blankets."

Les Minotiers

➤ Avenue Marechal Foch, Mirepoix, France, 09500

Menu • Cafés • Kebab • Mexicain • Asiatique

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"Absolutely agree with the reviewer who described the hotel as soulless. The good things: location, mins walk from the centre, plenty of parking, spotlessly clean, decent breakfast, reasonable price, The beds were comfortable and it has what you need for a night or two...but the rooms are as stark as they appear on the website. There is no one on reception and one has the feeling that the restaurant is what's important. Reporting to the barman that the basin tap wasn't working properly had no effect. We didn't eat in the restaurant. We had room on the ground floor of the adjoining annexe, with a wet room apparently designed for disabled people. I suspect a disabled person would find it as inconvenient as we did. There's nowhere to put anything, the automatic basin tap is annoying, the shower makes the whole floor wet and slippery. The room overlooks parked vehicles on the road and has poor storage. I suggest avoid room and request a room on an upper floor, possibly in the main building."

Chez Pap's

➤ 22 rue Porte D Amont, 09500, Mirepoix, France

Menu • Pizza • Sushi • Asiatique • Fruits De Mer

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"We were visiting the picturesque town of Mirepoix during market day when we decided to stop for some refreshments at what looked like a nice little cafe just off of the main square. The menu looked a little basic, but there appeared to be some...space and it was in a shady spot so we decided to persevere. This was a decision we were soon to all quickly regret. The waitress' seemed to barely contain her excitement at taking in customers, ushering us away from the table we were standing at and taking us over to a larger table to accommodate us. Now this would have been fine if there wasn't already people sitting there having drinks and waiting for their food. Unflinchingly, the waitress' asked them to stand up and swap tables which was hugely embarrassing for all concerned. Seemingly bemused, they did as they were asked, picked up their drinks and moved to the smaller table. We exchanged confused and apologetic looks as we passed, and we said we were sorry for the disturbance as we had not asked her to do this. Having set the table the waitress' ushered us to take our seats and then furnished us with some menus and some water. As I said, the menu was sparse, but compared to the children's menu it looked like a phone directory. I'm not sure how exactly they decided upon the two dishes that the children's menu comprised of, but I don't think steak and chips or duck and chips would score highly on most kids wish lists! Undeterred, we (the adults in the party) decided to order something off the menu and get the kids some plates of chips. As we started to order, the waitress' indignantly informed us that it was impossible' for us to order just chips for the children, and their meals would have to come with either steak or duck. The reason she gave bizarrely was that they had only a small kitchen!? Not sure what that has to do with the price of bacon!? I'm sure bowls of chips takes up a lot less room than full plates!! What she was thinly veiling was she wanted us to spend as much as possible. They may have a small kitchen, but they have a tiny concept of customer service and business sense. Not wanting to cause a row, we asked for another minute to assess the situation. We didn't really want to have to get up and find another cafe as it would eat further into our day, and also the kids were getting tired and hungry, so we decided to change tactic. Upon her return we ordered steak and chips for the kids and just some drinks for the adults. On hearing this, the waitress' again said this was impossible' as it was a restaurant. She could have fooled us! So with that, we politely said we would leave and go somewhere else to which we received a dismissive shrug of the shoulders. This evidently came as a relief for all concerned, and upon walking yards round the corner into the main square, we found a similar, slightly larger establishment which turned out to be the polar opposite of the fated Chez Paps', welcoming us with open arms. This was the Brasserie du Rumat which I would thoroughly recommend for its atmosphere, service and food. They couldn't do enough for us. Having worked in the catering industry myself for over years, I can honestly say I have never experienced such woeful customer service (if you can even call it that). The way we were treated was nothing short of comical. I wouldn't be surprised if we were being filmed to end up on the French version of Candid Camera'. I cannot pass comment on the food as we didn't get any, but if it was as bad as the service you'd be lucky to come out of there alive. My recommendation would be to try any other cafe/ restaurant in the beautiful town of Mirepoix before taking your chances at Chez Paps, unless of course you're not really hungry and fancy a bit of entertainment."