Came here based on the Michelin star, but found the food a bit disappointing. Granted, I'm just a…read morelowly amateur foodie, but felt some of the flavors were poor. The black olive ice cream was inedible, the meat to vegetable ratio was minimal (smoked swordfish to asparagus), and my favorite soft cheese was "off." (Over smoked and over peppered?). The ambience felt like a large dining hall and was a bit sterile. Service was good but slow. The bread and focaccia was excellent. Overall, our party of four was a bit disappointed for the price to food quality.

Michelin star restaurant with finesse and care. Rouget was the best dish (very light and airy)…read morealong with mille feuille (Finally we are in Europe where desserts are not too sweet and right portioned). Come here before dinner to have a drink on the terrasse and have an aperatif while the sun sets and watch the kayakers roll by in the canal.

This is the real local farmer's market for people who live in this neighborhood or people like us;…read morelove fresh produce and good deals. We walked 25min from our warm home ( it was little chilly this morning...) to this market this morning and it was worth it! All the veggies and fruits are more than half the price of other market, especially Marché Arceaux. For example - 3 butternut squash, 20 clementines, one bunch of pink garlic ( about 10 bulb or more, 4 Kumato tomato, 2 large red tomato was... 15 Euros! Can you believe that? Don't get me wrong, I love Marché Arceaux but I can't afford it everyday :) If you live here in Montpellier, this market is worth visiting. You have to bring lots of bags to shop!

I was in Montpellier last week working with an arts organization…read more One of the directors mentioned that I could find excellent and unusual chocolate at Thierry Papereux across from Eglise Saint Roch. The store was charming, the attendant hospitable, and you could clearly see a man working behind the glass building chocolates. I purchased a pretty wide range of choices to bring back to the states. The chocolate lait caramel is the BEST CHOCOLATE I've EVER EATEN. It is unbelieveably delicious. I want to take a trip back to Montpellier just to get some. If you are ever in Montpellier you MUST go to Thierry Papereux!!!!!!

The. Best. Chocolate. I've. Ever. Had. Came online to see if they deliver to the US. I'll never eat…read moreHershey's again. Ever.

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!

From the owner: Plaisirs des mets et plaisirs des vins A deux pas de l'église Saint-Roch, venez découvrir une…read morecuisine de saison à l'ardoise et des vins plaisirs de la région ou hors région. Le tout dans une ambiance cocoon. Le chef Vincent Valat a travaillé plus de 10 ans chez les frères Pourcel et continue de surprendre dans une cuisine sucrée-salée qui sait rester généreuse. La cuisine est ouverte sur la salle chaleureuse aux pierres apparentes.

From the owner: "La plus brillante épicerie fine dont un amateur puisse rêver" Voici ce qu'en pense Jean Pierre…read moreCoffe en personne. Ici, les produits sont originaux et proviennent du monde entier, des Antilles au Japon en passant par le Languedoc! Pâtes d'amandes, pain d'épices, anguilles sauvauges, truffes fraîches, épices parfumées, fruits exotiques... A goûter, le Délice des Trois Grâces, le chocolat montpelliérain aux épices. "