I cannot say "overrated" when I'm the first one to review this place so maybe let's go for "Not bad…read morebut overpriced". This place opened 4 months ago at the time of my review. The tenants are very nice, friendly and of good advice when it comes down to detailing each dish and pairing it with wine. The place itself is very nicely decorated, a retro bistro style featuring a large wine selection, couple of beers and cocktails, a daily special and a small menu. Prices are slightly high. $26 for the "grand aioli provencal". 'Grand' means 'large' in French however we got quite a tiny portion. I do understand that fresh veggies and fish come to a certain price however I did expect a larger portion from the description. Veggies were poached, 2 tiny pieces of cauliflower, 1 carrot (!), about 5.3 oz of fish, 2 potatoes, 1 large piece of fenugreek, 1 overcooked egg (! the yolk was green on the outside!). 64 Euros for 2 plates and 2 glasses of wine...I doubt this place will remain in business for long if they keep going in this direction, but I wish them the best. Don't get me wrong, food was 'OK'. Just not up to the price.

Great place for Tunisian food. The Tajine Agneau is a must try, only available on the weekend. The…read moredishes are somewhat small to share between more than 2 people. The bowls here are very decorative too.

Good food, and very nice service. Not out of the ordinary but great location with a pleasant…read moreterrace.

Great restaurant, good food, the owner/managers came to our table several times to verify the…read morequality of service. Recommended!

4.5 stars. Love the setting, decor, warm atmosphere, the…read morevery friendly and professional (young) staff, the amazing wine selection, prices and the food concept! Build your own plancha or pick up cans from a high-end selection of treats located on the shelves in the main dining room (white prices are to-go, blue for here). They also offer a large selection of cooked dishes. The building is marvelous, it's located in an old bank building. You can even enjoy drinks downstairs in the old safe. Note that they offer patio seating right by the restaurant's front windows but also behind the opera building. Highly recommended!

Solid choice in the Vieux Port but nothing special…read more Ambience: Acts snootier than it actually is but the place is nice quiet and clean. Service: This is the snooty part. Friendly enough but a little stand-offish and this was with me speaking French the whole time. The owner was nice but his staff needs a little work. Food: Good quality. I went for a dinner and had sea-snails with aioli for an appetizer. They were over cooked and rubbery but the aioli was simply delicious. The bouillabaisse in the prix-fixe was below average. Apparently if you order it off the menu (at a much higher price) it is better. I went back for a lunch and had scallops with a salad. Huge portion but the scallops were a little mushy. The flavor was nice but the texture was odd. They were very accommodating in providing me with a small dish of their aioli to go with the bread. I could eat that stuff all day. Price: Okay for the Vieux Port but there may be better places, I would have to try a few more to have a better idea. I'd be happy to go back for the aioli but everything else was average.

We crossed this bistro near to the ferry and decided to come back. Today we came back and had…read moredelicious Taurus steaks and extremly delicious mousse au chocolade. Unexpected nice place!!

We had fantastic meal here sampling the daily offerings - had the duck with local veggies and they…read morewere made perfectly so that u could taste the veggies and the butter - so good! And for dessert we tried the chestnut tartine and the chocolate biscuit which was similar to a flourless cake. All fantastical prepared by chef! They were so helpful translating for us. Amazing eats here!!

Gorgeous, superb tasting food. Made from freshly sourced ingredients from the region. Truly…read moreenjoyable lunch in a nice outdoor ambience. The service was also impeccable. Highly recommended, located away from the busy commercialized central court. Well worth the walkabout getting here. This is a must visit in Nimes.