Le personnel, les assiettes et l'ambiance étaient de première classe. Les parasols et l'ombre de…read morel'église Sainte-Anne créent une atmosphère agréable et fraîche.

Great food, flavors, wonderful choices, a lot of salads and even vegetarian choices! (not that…read moreoften in France!) Very good deserts too!

So good! from the friendly greeting to the service to the exquisite food. A very simple menu to…read morechoose from, and an excellent wine by the carafe. The menu includes an appetizer, entree and dessert. Atypical of French Gourmet food, the portion are decent. I am attaching a picture of the duck magret and I am 100% sure that any dish served here will be delicious and as well prepared as mine was. Oh by the way, a Mom and Pop place.

Perfect little spot for great food. This is a small and quaint place in the midst of a lively…read moresquare. The food was delectable and service was spot on. The menu was prefix and it was not easy to decide. I will spare the details other than to say it was all melt in your mouth good. And there's a dog!! But English folks - mostly French spoken here so get your $hit together and try to learn the proper language. It's worth it, and more respectable.

Not open for dinner currently :( disappointed as the reviews sounded great). Food sounded great,…read morewould love it if they would update their hours.

We were back in Montpellier and had to come back for another meal. It didn't disappoint! We…read moreshared escargot with parsley and butter to start along with some baked razor clams. It was all delicious, particularly the razor clams. For our mains, we both had lamb shanks which were cooked to (almost) fall off the bone consistency. It would have used with probably another hour or two of cooking but it was still delicious. It was served with a beautiful array of veg which provided a colourful background for the lamb. The dish was very pretty! Super bon repas dans un endroit tranquil. Nous avons passé un très bonne soirée ici. C'était même mieux parce que c'était pendant la Coupe du Monde. France jouait et heureusement pour tout le monde, a gagné! :-)

From the owner: De l'art dans les assiettes et sur les murs Situé en contrebas de l'avenue du Docteur Pezet, la…read moreBrasserie des Arts est un établissement où la culture a toute sa place. Au mur, des expositions d'artistes locaux et une fois par mois, des concerts ou des soirées à thème autour du vin sont organisées. Dans les assiettes, c'est une cuisine méditerranéenne à base de produits frais qui est proposée. Laurence, la Chef, voue une affection particulière aux recettes à base de poissons et de légumes frais. Ses propositions séduisent par le bon goût de leur simplicité le midi et une élaboration plus raffinée le soir. Les amateurs de viandes ne seront pas en reste : le restaurant ne choisit que des produits Label Rouge de L'Aveyron et d'origine fermier ou bio. Les carte varie régulièrement, avec des plats, des entrées et des nouveaux desserts pour chaque déjeuner. De quoi apprécier différentes saveurs au quotidien à des prix accessibles.

From the owner: Au Tôt ou Tard à Montpellier on vient se régaler d'une cuisine créative et de nombreux vins du…read moremonde et de la région. Boire un cocktail ou un digestif le soir. Se régaler d'un Brunch le Samedi ou le Dimanche. Jouer en buvant un café l'après midi ou écouter de la musique live le dimanche en fin d'après midi.

From the owner: Romantisme contemporain L'un des plus anciens restaurants de Montpellier a fait peau neuve. Les 3…read moresalles voûtées sont toujours là mais il y flotte un parfum de renouveau et de fraîcheur. Le romantisme du lieu se marie désormais avec celui de la saison. Halloween, Noël, Saint Sylvestre ou Saint Valentin, chaque fête est prétexte à l'ingéniosité artistique des gérants. Au menu, les incontournables grillades au feu de bois accompagnées de patates à la cendre, sans oublier le requin grillé ou la portion de frites d'ananas en dessert. En solitaire ou à plusieurs, le lieu seul vaut presque le détour.

Exquisite and refined food, yet in a comfortable atmosphere (read not stuffy). The service is…read morewonderful, and the choices on the fixed menu are amazing: boudin, canard, etc all presented with an array of colorful and tasty accompaniments. One thing I disliked was the loud ringing of the phone in the dining room; if the food was not superior, the phone thing would have costed them a star. Though I was a walk-in, I was lucky to get seated, so reservations necessary.

This is a very lovely place with very kind employees, extremely delicious dishes and a huge vine…read morecard with a wide choice. It's very peaceful and quiet inside, there are no crowds in this place. There are only 12 positions in the menu, I've tried 9 of them and all of them were ideal. Probably THE BEST French restaurant in the city.

Okay so this is my second day in Montpellier, France. And me and some people from my program…read moredecided we'd go out for a night on the town (i.e. get a drink and chill). So as we were walking by la gare, and passed several touristy spots, we ran into a host brother of one of our group. He was from Texas (and if you haven't guessed by now we were all college students). He led us down some of what we thought to be fairly sketchy alleyways and side streets. Until we found "The Egg". Now "The Egg" is a great place to go, even if you speak a very small amount of French. For the owner is Irish, and his bartenders all know how to speak English. This gem, was great. It was away from the touristy, and loud French, and we found a comfortable spot in the corner (although it was fairly crowded it was not overly so) and we sat down and enjoyed a few beers. Although the ladies couldn't find many fruity things to drink, I enjoyed my Chimay beer, served in a Chimay glass and served cold. The Irish owner was really nice and spoke perfect English. The only thing that knocked this down a star was the lack of selection. All in all a good bar to avoid the crowds and the annoying French (while attracting the amusant). Prices: (medium to high range) 4.80 EU- For bottled beer. 3.00 EU- For 1/2 a pint 5.50 EU- For 1 pint.

The atmosphere is comfortable and quiet. The bartender great. The beer is delicious.read more

The food was fabulous, and the staff was so amazing and nice. We were worried about not speaking…read morethe language, but they were more than happy to help us.. truly genuine.

Located in the old area of Montpelier (I think it's a pedestrian only area, not sure), this place…read moreis one of the few restaurant that will cook a small selection of very fresh food. Usually 3 mains to chose from per daily set (along with 3 starters and 3 deserts). they use only fresh ingredients form the market. They cook traditional French food. The food is very delicate, fine, well prepared. The chef is very young but you can tell he knows what he is doing. Staff: very helpful, always willing to describe all dishes and their customization. A big plus for the pork wellington. They serve genuine "pata negra" smoked black pork ham from spain (see photo). Make sure you try it! Outdoor seating. Make sure you book a table or show up super early! A set costs about 28 Euros.