It's a great place if you want to eat a do-it-yourself salad, it's a great place. You have a nice…read morebuffet with a lot of different options (veggies and meat). For drinks, you have a fountain in the middle of the restaurant where you can choose either still, sparkling or flavoured water. For dessert, there's also a buffet with fromage blanc, coulis, brownies, etc. and couple of different ice creams too. If you want to have lunch there in the weekdays, avoid 12:30 - 1:30 as there's a lot of offices around so it's full of people and expect queueing.

Can't say I wasn't disappointed when the group I had made dinner plans with all voted for Salad and…read moreCo. The issue was I just couldn't wrap my head around the idea of eating salad for dinner. I'm used to salad being the thing the restaurant gives me for free on the side of my main dish, or maybe if it's a really good salad with some kind of exotic shark meat in it I'll order it as a starter. But salad unto itself? As a final destination as opposed to merely a means to an end? And for the second most sacred meal of the day no less? Can't think of many things more depressing than that as far as culinary experiences go. Besides, why pay that much money for all you can eat salad when there's this new restaurant that just opened in the same neighborhood. It's called Rice & Co. Similar concept, only instead of all you can eat salad it's all you can eat...that's right, you've guessed it: rice. They've got white rice, brown rice, fried rice, sticky rice, pretty much all the rices. Check it out!

From the owner: A la Carte ou en Suggestions du Moment, Plats régionaux:…read moreWelsh Complet (avec Oeuf Bio) Potj' artisanal Carbonnade Flamande au Pain d'Epices Poulet Maroilles ...

My friend told me that this was a great place to study. However, we went here for dinner. And we…read moregot really great burgers. They were at around 10 euros per burger but they were really flavourful ones. Apart from their burgers, we also tried their dessert, which I wish I could have tried all of them. We had their speculoos cheese cake. No words, I can just say it was heaven for a speculoos fan.

Recommended by my dear friend Diane, we had our breakfast here at the trendy Be Yourself! on a…read moreSunday. When we arrived, we were a bit confused and had to figure out how things worked here at Be Yourself! because of our poor French. First of all, you can opt for the buffet on Sunday and pick whatever you like from the buffet. But it's also possible to order a la carte at the cash register. There's a fridge on the right hand side of the ground floor of this establishment where you can grab your juices, pre packaged drinks or desserts. I forgot the name of the dish I ordered a la carte, but it had pancakes with cream cheese on it, cured salmon, bacon and a savory muffin and it was delicious. I also loved my cherry smoothie. I really liked how Be Yourself! is decorated, especially the stairs with the red walls with paintings and portraits. There is some extra seating area on the first floor. And the lavatory room here is called "Pipi room". The staff at Be Yourself is very young, they could be students or maybe scholars. The staff is very friendly and they tried to accomodate us by speaking to us in English. Because even though we tried our best, our French was really poor, especially the morning after hanging out at the wine bar all night.

Spok is a cute, hipster lunch spot in Lille. They offer fresh sandwiches and little salads for…read moretakeaway or you can stay there to eat a dish of the day. The sandwiches are on display, almost like food often displayed in Japan, and evidently something not so common in France. Definitely a cute little place with a major hipster vibe!

All the meals are sold in little baskets, which is innovative but I did not appreciate it too much,…read morei.e. it feels like eating fast food. The staff is very friendly though, and the interior is cosy and original. I would only recommend it for a quick lunch.

I crashed there after arriving a tiny bit late from the station…read more The place is a little bit hard to find, a little bit hidden by the Rihour parking place. One found, you will have bleeding cornea: the sign is written in Comic Sans MS, trainee job! Normally it would be a sufficient argument for me to step back but I acted as I didn't see anything. I got a 2 meats sandwich, goat cheese, pepper sauce and 3 different ingredients. It was really good, everything seemed fresh, the bread tasted good too. Well, actually, it must do because it's as expensive as a Subway (and at Subway you have crisps and a drink) and its barely half the size. And if you go there, keep in mind that you'll probably take away as there's a very limited number of seats inside and outside.

From the owner: Alternative française Cet établissement est une institution. D'ailleurs, on utilise désormais…read morel'expression : manger un Made in France. On aime y regarder les cuisinières préparer les sandwichs. Au Made in France, on choisit tout, selon la saison ou ses goûts. Divers fromages, garnitures, crudités et sauces sont proposés afin de composer le sandwich idéal. Avec 19 sauces et jusqu'à 13 crudités proposées selon les saisons, en pain long ou médium, toasté ou non, les possibilités sont infinies. Parmi les recettes proposées par l'établissement, c'est le France Cheeseburger, un steak haché avec gruyère qui rencontre le plus grand succès. Tous les ingrédients sont frais, à l'image des succulents jus de fruits pressés à la demande. Le Made in France est donc l'adresse à connaître pour profiter d'un excellent sandwich à base de bon pain, de bons produits frais, variés et naturels qui séduit les papilles tout en conservant ses qualités nutritionnelles.

We wandered in after getting off the train. The young ladies behind the counter were warm and very…read morehelpful. The food was amazing! We had quiche and a bagel w sausage. I have never had quiche like that in the US. It was so good and they were so kind we came back later for a snack before getting on the train. Sadly, they were out of the soup we sampled in the morning but their salad and sweet treats were delicious. We are so happy we stumbled into this place and only wish we could take them back to the US with us!

merci à Bruno et toute son équipe pour l'accueil très chaleureuse qu'ils nous ont fait. Ce qu'on a…read moremangé était excellent et le rapport qualité prix vaut le coup. On vous remercie de l'aide que vous nous avez apporté avec mon cousin handicapé et son fauteuil roulant je recommande fortement ce restaurant

do NOT recommend coming to this restaurant. they select/ cherry pick their clients. we've seen the…read moremanager pick white people to make their restaurant look exclusive. he says it's reserved but it clearly is not because he comes out to draw clients in.

From the owner: Le café de la mairie est un établissement historique de la ville de Mons en Baroeul …read more Les Plats : Plat du jour, Welsh, Carbonade flamande, Tartare de boeuf, Tartare parisien, Assiette flamande, Cassolette de poulet au maroille, Pièce de boeuf, Potjevleech, Omelette... Ouverture du lundi au vendredi de 8h à 19h, le samedi de 8h à 15h, le soir sur réservation de groupes ou pour des soirées musicales.