Came here with my wife for dinner and it was spectacular. We sat outside on a quiet street and…read moreenjoyed olives, bread, a fantastic bottle of red, and two superb courses (starter and main) for 70 euros total. The waitress was really helpful and the food looked and tasted incredible - the presentation was particularly stunning for the starter course. Would highly recommend the lamb special main, and the sardines for starter!

Not my favorite restaurant in Montpellier. But also not bad…read more I had the duck, which comes with a raspberry sauce and some potatoes. I would have preferred if the meat had been cooked less thoroughly so that it could be more tender. The potatoes were okay though, but they were lukewarm, which was disappointing. The string beans were delicious, and that's surprising since I barely like vegetables.

This is an amazing spot in centre ville for aperitif or a meal. We ended up doing both and had a…read moregreat experience both times. We went for the salades repas which essentially allow you to feel virtuous (you can claim to have eaten a salad) but in reality are about as healthy as the steak frites you decided against having. The salads lyonnaise is full salty lardons and squirts of savoury whipped cream - and it's excellent with the lettuce, potatoes and poached egg that come with. A filling and totally satisfying experience!

No longer exists, was replaced by Ma Maison, an Italian restaurant that is presently also closed…read more The problem with Yelp is that no one checks for expired info

We enjoyed La Maison de la Lozère very much. This was a…read morecozy restaurant in the heart of the maze that were the hangouts of Montpellier. We entered into first what looked like a wine store. Traveling all to the way back reveals the restaurant entrance. Seating included indoor and outdoor options. We chose to stay outside and enjoyed a light breeze in the setting of open air and clear skies. We were greeted by our waitress who appreciated my attempts to speak French but ultimately obliged my preference for English. There were several menu options with the choice of ordering a varying number of courses or to just order a la carte. We enjoyed 3 course meals each including an amuse bouche, octopus, foie gras, fish, steak, and chocolate souffle served with a side of ice cream. The flavors all held true to what the respective dish should have been and spewed out with freshness. Everything was additionally cooked just perfectly. This was our first meal in France and set an expectation for what the rest of pur dining experiences should be. Certainly no regrets!

The venue: sitting in the shade during lunch is stellar…read more Lunch: we had foie gras, burrata with melon and 2shrimps, filet de dorade-- great!!! Dessert: a sampler which consisted of 5 small dessert-- one of the best desserts I ever had Great venue

Amazing food and wonderful ambiance. The staff was very accommodating and moved us twice due to…read moreweather. Next to Musée du Fabre, we had dinner on one day and afternoon café on another. Children's menu is limited but the food is of very high quality. Definitely a place to try when in Montpellier.

The good: Tasty food, reasonable prices, friendly service…read moreThe less good: Exceedingly smoky, even in the non-smoking area "a l'etage", a little grungy, ranging into grubby. You know that dirty mop smell that restarants sometimes get? Comptoir de l'arc has more of a no-mop smell. But, it's right around the bend from our little peid a terre in Montpellier, and it is open longer hours than most places, and has some stuff on the menu that is exceedingly tasty--most of the little desserts that come with the "put sweet" (C de l'A version of a cafe gourmand) are really nice. Same goes for the beignets de crevetts--essentially shrimp donuts served with a really nice hot/sweet/sour sauce, laced with cilantro, and served with a salad of mache. Musroom ravioli in cream sauce are excellent too. Presca--pork stir fry with a dipping sauce--also worth eating. We keep remarking at the smoke & the grime, but it doesn't stop us from coming back again and again for very solid eats.

Long happy hour beers, tasty succulent bbq chicken strips, veery good fried potato slices, and…read morejuicy burger. That's all we tried but i assume the rest of the menu is good too.

As the French say, 'un petit desastre'…read more In over 30 years of eating in France, the most flavorless meal I've experienced. Completely disappointing from start (flavorless French bread?) to finish (my wife's dessert was an inedible block of flourless chocolate cake). Both entrees and plats couldn't begin to be salvaged by any amount of salt (poivre not on table). I love and appreciate subtle flavors, but the absence of flavor and seasonings was complete. A bad night for the kitchen one can only hope, especially at premium prices.

Lovely setting on the back terrace. Exquisite crab cakes & foi GRAS to start the evening....and it…read moreonly got better from there. Not to be missed!

True, historical landmark in the restaurant landscape of Montpellier, this restaurant is really…read moregood. In a small street off one of the main squares in the city, it is quiet and elegant, yet completely central. In a very classy setting, the taste is also present, and each dish is enjoyable. The wine selection is also quite nice. Recommended for sure!

It's a 3.5. This restaurant has been serving genuine…read moretraditional french cuisine for the past...56 years! Big portion of an authentic taste of French cuisine. The Cassoulet (white beans/pork/sausage stew) is home made. delicious, not fat, not salty). Only traditional recipes at a very good value for money. Strongly recommended. Friendly staff (french only)

Very good, had lunch. Authentic French cuisine w a very reasonable lunch menu. would definitely…read morerecommend.