Maison Popeille - Menu

the place is nice, but you paid the price for nothing special, the service is low so not really a good place to eat betting

Great place to bet. good food and good service. the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. good portions but should be a little more for the price

Very nice restaurant, ravioli are excellent and the rest of the card is very envious, the place is small but warm and tastefully decorated, I look forward to coming back:

good atmosphere and early enough, the service is friendly and the quality is correct. not too expensive, so you have for your money. advertised as a bistro, it offers mainly Spanish and Italian dishes. Not a great choice of dishes.

not easy to find but 8 of us found it by accident looking for lunch. we sat outside (a very humid weekend) try the tapas for 4. It was delicious! M. moustache wine helped the food to descend. a very good find and I recommend you go

We visited this place twice! There were only oysters and lots of roses! the guys (and a very pretty girl) at the bar were simply fantastic, you can't imagine the pleasure we had in this very nice and comfortable place. strongly recommended to have fun, oysters and rose (the basic minuty, but it does the work) and I bet for many others, in this promising bistro recently opened.

I was looking for a place to have lunch on Monday and we walked into this little coffee. We had wonderful serrano ham ravioli and tuna tartar. both felt fresh, homemade and copied. with 3 glasses of wine, our rating was 49 € - reasonable enough for lunch. They didn't have an English menu but our server had spent 3 years in new york and did a great job by guiding us both in food and wine. he even suggested a cheaper wine than the one we chose because he said he was better -- he was right! I'd love to come back!

We ordered a cobb-type salad that was copier and a fixed-priced brunch that included delicious Benedictine eggs with drinks and matching breads, a really slow service, a little crowded, I had to ask everything I needed (water, milk for tea, butter for bread, etc.,) smokers at the tables on the road made the seat uncomfortable, so we had to the server had a limited English but I could use my limited French. Note: If you pay by credit card, make sure that the server does not charge as a debit, it happened to us.

the market place is not a place where you stumble by accident, it is hidden in some side streets near the opera. but it has an eclectic mix of restaurants grouped together. For a tourist in a local hotel, it's a gift. We were looking for a restaurant on a Sunday night and chose m. popeille on a head-up. It is clearly local, intended for local customers rather than tourists. nothing in the decor, simple menus composed mainly of pasta, salads and good wines at reasonable prices. simplicity allows them to excel. we enjoyed our food and all the experience. the staff was helpful and friendly, happy to discuss or to be silently overshadowed. That evening, in the atmosphere of a sweet contemplation...