We were worried that this was going to be a tourist trap, but we were wrong! We chanced it off of…read morethe reviews on Yelp, and are so happy we stopped in here. It was packed and the food was delicious! The staff was great with surprisingly prompt service. Don't let the location fool you (my hubby likes to think that he is a pizza snob, and this is legit!). Pizza is amazing and the wine is great! We easily could have split one pizza (I could not finish mine, but hubby finished his), but since he saw all the locals getting their own, he wanted his own. We took the rest to go and had leftovers that were just as delicious

Food was off the charts!!! I had the pasta , and my wife had a burrata salad. Best meal in…read moreBordeaux!!!!' Ate on the street, in the rain, and it was the best night. Wine was great. Service was really just ok Spending money in Bordeaux and the waiter speaks English, but refuses to help others.

This is an average restaurant. The pasta was firm but plain with little added. The risotto was…read morelemony but not exceptional. The service was acceptable timely but no more. I didn't understand this Restauarant high ratings. The view is attached. An alley. I really was under impressed based on the reviews.

One of the best Restaurants in Town. Dont forget to make a…read morereservation. We had a perfect Dinner with less than 20 dishes on the Menü card.

Decent chain Italian style restaurant that I've never been to before. It was close to the hotel I…read morewas staying at and I wanted to get something closeby so it was this place or micky d's. It wasn't bad at all. It was a sit down restaurant with a shared parking lot. Plenty of seating. I got there right when it opened so it was busy yet. They are closed in the later afternoons. I want to say they re open at 6:30 pm. Service was good and the food was good.

This restaurant is really convenient for those staying in the budget hotels near the Palais des…read moreCongres. The service was excellent & we really enjoyed the pizza & pastas we ordered, although we did think that our pizza wasn't quite cooked for long enough.

PRO - Bordeaux is…read moresmall, so this should be a short walk from any hotel you're staying at - Pizza is delicious, which is why I'm assuming you're even thinking about coming here to eat. I got the Tarfuto, and wouldn't change a thing about it MID - Pricing is slightly high at about 15 to 16 EUR. The ingredient quality is good though. And the margarita was probably about 10 EUR. - I was able to eat the whole thing myself, though I probably pushed myself at the end. You could in theory share this with someone. - If you intend on dining in the restaurant, make a reservation, as there are probably only 3-4 small tables. Otherwise, take-out is fine! CON - The wait time was definitely a surprise to me when quoted - maybe 40 minutes from when I ordered. In reality, the wait time was even longer

Probably one of the best authentic pizzas I've had. Very simple but also very delicious with fresh…read moreingredients and a staff that's so welcoming. I am a pizza lover through and through, and I think this place is a must-visit for thin crust pizzas. The prices are also very reasonable, considering the quality and taste of the pizza. Probably the best pizza you'd find in Bordeaux. I live 2 blocks from here, and so I see a line waiting outside almost all the time. The place is very small. I think there are only 3-4 tables, so it can't accommodate too many people at all. Many of the customers order and pick up their pizzas later. Depending on the time, if you're early, you can get your pizzas ready in 10 minutes, but if you come during the busy period at 8pm and later, expect to wait for 30 minutes or more. If so, the area is right by the river and has great places to stroll and see, so time will go by fast while waiting. My personal recommendation is the Bosciola. For a small place, they have a whole wall of Italian wine. Never tried, but I think they have a big selection for such a small place. Bon appetit!

Oui..Oui..Oui. Terrific food and wonderfully friendly service. We stumbled on this gem on Rue Notre…read moreDame and had the best food of our trip.

This is a very nice little italian restaurant in the heart of the Chartrons area…read more We chose the Lasagnes aux céps (mushrooms), delicious, and the Ravioli Caprese (which I liked better than the lasagnes!). Both dishes were very good. The ambiance is cosy, there are a few tables outside (for sunny days!). Make sure you book a table! It fills up very quickly!

Pictures often tell a better story as I've attached. The food quality is excellent. This restaurant…read moreprovides authentic Sardinian food in the heart of Bordeaux. The attached is Buffalo Mozzarella with truffles and exquisite type prosciutto. It was our appetizer but very filling. This restaurant books up quickly so you have to reserve in advance. My only negative is that I don't think they are very family friendly. In person I could not make a reservation (I think the guy saw me with my kids and said he was completely full) but the next day I just called and they seemed more flexible. Also the menu isn't exactly kid friendly. Therefore I am recommending this restaurant for a nice night out with friends or your partner!

A MUST if you are in Bordeaux and have had enough of eating duck and foie gras... and if, like me,…read moreyou are a veggie, you've probably been having a hard time even finding anything to eat! This place is worth every penny you spend. The location is great, right next to the Grand Théâtre, in a beautiful building. The main seating area is on the first floor : it's all wooden tables, candles, fireplace, shelves stacked with sardinian products... cosy, elegant and trendy at the same time. While you choose, you're offered a plate of delicious olives and charcuterie to munch on as you desperately try to choose amongst the mouth-watering dishes... The evening menu at 29€ is a great deal if you are of the indecisive kind : you get a selection of 4 entrées - of which a GOBSMACKINGLY DELICIOUS baby spinach salad with hazelnuts, basil and olive oil, I could have just had a gigantic bowl of it in lieu and place of a meal - a main course (choice of 2 pasta dishes) and dessert. You'll probably be full by the time you've eaten through the entrées, servings are generous and if several of your party are eating the same dish, it will all come as one portion to share, which is actually really nice (my knee-jerk reaction being :'it's MY food'!) and gives the experience a very festive, earthy feel. Otherwise, for each dish, you have a list of all ingredients and the list is always reassuringly short : it all sounds super fresh, the mix of flavours may sound surprising but are just as surprisingly appealing, it's really a tough call! Standalone dishes are pricey (up to 30€ for a pasta dish) but look truly amazing and again, you won't leave feeling hungry, for sure. And to be honest, my tiramisu was good but I'd definitely splash out on a lobster pasta dish rather than save up space and money for dessert. Service is nothing extraordinary but efficient nonetheless. It might be an idea to book on a thursday/friday or weekend if you want to make sure to get a table. I'm definitely coming back next time I'm back in Bordeaux (and going to Sardinia one day too!).