Omg amazing crepes! Savory and sweet. The owners are super nice as well. We came here twice on our…read moretrip.

Great friendly service, excellent galettes! Highly recommended for a wonderful breakfast place!read more

Dinner With French…read moregirls from work. Therefore I did not need to worry about ordering food. Yay-. I am not sure if they serve in English. The starter was beef carpaccio itself earned 4 stars. It was not salty and its combination with salad was going very well. The knife they gave me was not easy to use and a bit to hard to eat with. I know that is a little detail but I would say 3.5. Other restaurants gave me better silvers for ease of use. Main was sea-bus. The visual could have been better but it was ok though cannot give four stars or it can be overly judged as it was not elaborated plate. I ended up with horrible pannacotta - 1star, which resulted two stars overall. That pannacotta was sitting in smelly fridge for a while and the cream absorbed other food and it stank.

Stopped in on a rainy evening. Our server was delightful and fun. We spoke broken French, his…read moreEnglish much better. We enjoyed a lovely bottle of wine (not expensive) and the spinach lasagna and duck casserole (much like Shepherds pie). Both were very tasty. The tables are low and so are the seats, kinda hard to stay comfortable after exploring the city all day. The chandelier is brilliant!

I stayed in a nearby hotel and luckily, Kuro was the closest coffee shop. The coffee is amazing and…read morethe owner(?) is incredibly kind and helpful. I wish we stayed in Bordeaux longer to try more of the drinks and the amazing food here. Everything looked delicious, especially the quiche.

Came here based on close proximity to our hotel and the positive reviews I saw and I couldn't…read morerecommend it more! Had a latte and ham and cheese croissant and both were delicious. Service was amazing and the owner (I assume) was very friendly. Wish I had more time in Bordeaux to come back!!!

Napoleon III makes crepes and omelettes and has good expresso…read more It's located in the center of Bordeaux so if your transferring from train to the airlines it will work perfectly for you. I got crepes w/jam (not pictured) and also an omelette I loved the texture of this omelette I hardly ever eat omelettes back home. If you sit outside you'll have a view of Monument aux Girondins. 3 stars.

This little café is located right next to the Office du Tourisme and the Opéra, so needless to say…read moreit's a very convenient location. The service is fast and friendly, they were quick to accommodate our little group (3 kids under 5 years old + 1 baby and 4 adults) and help make room for our stroller. The menu is not very diverse, you can have a crepe, sandwich and a few other things but that's about it. Best to stop there for a coffee or drink... There's a terrasse for nice sunny days! Enjoy!

Excellent drinks and great service. Lots of outdoor seating within the square. People watching at…read moreits best.

Lovely place to go for a drink. The atmosphere on the square is lovely, especially at night. Great…read moreview of the Porte. We got an Aperol Spritz and a Negroni which were both lovely. The staff is very friendly and the drinks were affordable.

Veggie "English Breakfast" was on the menu & we were starving from the night before so this big…read moremeal hit the spot All the favorites - baked beans, roasted tomatoes, vegan sausages, potatoes & eggs. Arrived quickly & was delicious Ended the feast with a brownie in custard & lots of chocolate & fudgy texture. It was likewise delicious People started coming in big numbers but the wait for a table was never too long. We had to wait as well & it was probably 15 min.......and was totally worth it

The breakfast, coffee and service were amazing. We highly recommend this cute restaurant!! We will…read moredefinitely be back tomorrow!

I'm so surprised this café doesn't have more reviews. It's the biggest coffee shop I've been to…read moresince moving to Bordeaux and the owner is such a sweetheart. I've only been here twice so that goes to show that this place made an impression on me. The first time I had an iced mocha which I was very, very happy about considering iced coffee is not a big thing here. I asked the man what was the difference between regular mocha and the viennoise and apparently it's just the whipped cream. Yesterday I took a friend and I got an iced matcha with a raspberry cheesecake and he got a cappuccino and the items were very presentable and IG worthy. There's free wifi and plenty of space. They even have an upstairs section. I'm here for a whole year so this place will be one of the places I spend a lot of time at!

The base breakfast. 6.9 euro…read more Hot cup, orange juice or so , 2 pancakes. I got a mocha viennoisse which was 4.5 on its own We were not sure what that was but coffee, chocolate and lots of whipped cream on top. Very rich chocolate and I should have stirred more but that was hard to do in the beginning. Pancakes were good. So good for the start of the day. Nice photos on the wall downstairs and soeclectic Decor.

Not impressed so far. Dry lasagna. Not impressed. So far not impressed by any "French" food. Should…read morehave gone to Italy. Never had a bad meal in Italy not one

Located in close proximity to the Grand Hotel Intercontinental, and with a great view of city life,…read morethis bar was a great place to stop in for a cold refreshment on a very hot summer day. The outdoor tables were all full up, so we hopped into the bar and were greeted instantly by a very friendly and experienced waiter. Ordered the usual Aperol Spritz and they were definitely made with care and precision. Delicious. A little higher priced by about $2.00 U.S. Dollars each, but well worth it. Watching the staff, they are efficient and take care of the customers!