It's a great location to eat in front of the beautifully restored Town Hall. Even better when the…read moremarket is on, with all the hustle and bustle around. There are plenty of tables outside and, for a pleb like me, a good opportunity to get stuck in to some damn good burgers after a couple of weeks of continental food. For the smokers, the ashtray is the floor. Prices are very reasonable (especially after a week in Switzerland) and the portions are huge. Cheap, cheerful, food you can associate with and a superb location. Well worth turning off the autoroute for.

Much better than the one in Calais. Good food, decent beer selection. Free WiFi. Well worth a visit.read more

From the owner: Allons prendre un pot à la potiniére ! La spécialité de la maison, le cassoulet, particulièrement…read morerecommandé, et pour sa qualité et pour son apport calorifique fort utile en hiver. Une carte bien fournie vous laissera cependant le choix. Tout en mangeant vous pourrez, de la véranda, observez les passants courir à leur occupation et vous réjouir de cette pause reconstituante.

Charming place with a charming owner. The gentleman was very friendly and charming. He took the…read moretime to explain and translate the menu from the chalkboard and even recommended a combination / fixed price lunch where if we ordered one of the entrees identified, we got a free dessert and coffee for each order which is a great deal! The food was simple and average but the dessert was amazing.

From the owner: Le palais des lycées. Ce bar est devenu, sans que l'on sache pourquoi, le rendez-vous des lycéens,…read morele théâtre des premiers amours et des premières débauches. Invasion le midi, bref intervalle pendant lequel on avale rapidement un sandwich ou un croque monsieur en compagnie de ses amis avant de retourner éventuellement en cours. A ne pas rater si vous songer à un bain de jouvence.

Don't go here unless you have to survive people! The food is terrible…read more My guess is that the other stars are given by the people who own the place. They really don't deserve more than one star. This is for the Bud beer...

Unfortunately it seems that most of the bars in Arras are on the tacky side of tacky, and this one…read moreis no exception. Okay, it is just across from the railway station, and does make a better place for a coffee than actually going into the station, but then again there wasn't all that much in the railway station (maybe a takeaway stand and that was about it). One of the main reasons that I came here was first of all form my morning coffee, and also I wanted to visit some place that wasn't the hotel. As a place to sit down for a coffee while waiting for the train, it is okay, but not hugely fantastic. Then again, this is Arras.

Located near a major train station my hopes were not high. Had a greasy but filling cheese burger…read moreand one pint of flat Stella. This is a beer that is very temperature sensitive. Served warm. Terrible. Whatever.

From the owner: A l'abordage Ambiance boucanier et corsaires malouins dans cette brasserie où un marin affublé d'un…read morecrochet vous accueille. La cuisine proposée s'axe donc sans surprise sur les spécialités de la mer et plus particulièrement sur les moules que l'on accommode à différentes sauces. Les classiques restent sans conteste les crêpes et galettes accompagnées de cidre.

Classic example of a bar using the "Irish pub" name to attract customers yet lacking in actual…read moreIrish pub hospitality or style. It's a worn down dirty feeling pub. There's no Irish drinks except for €7 guinness which is poured wrong and they use your old dirty glass to fill another pint. I mentioned this and tried to explain how to pour correctly only to be mocked by the 3 staff members who were engrossed by their mobile phones. No mention of food or warm welcome. Toilets out of order, smoking area likewise. Just a bad experience. Unusual for an Irishman to leave a pub after a few pints but I had to. Never again.

From the owner: Deux en un Ce nouvel établissement se lance dans un concept très différent de son prédécesseur le…read moreLoch Ness tout en conservant une ligne de conduite très britannique malgré une entorse de taille opportune. Au rez-de-chaussée, on y trouve une ambiance très pub avec bières qui se boivent à la pinte et tubes festifs que tout le monde connaît sur le bout des doigts. Au sous-sol, changement de décor avec ce qu'il convient d'appeler dorénavant Le Seven. Ouvert du jeudi au samedi, on se dandine ici sur de purs produits latino le jeudi et sur la plus tendance house latino le week-end. Attention, l'entrée au Seven bien que gratuite est réservée au plus de 22 ans...