A charming find in rural France - a little village restaurant serving the most fantastic fresh and…read moretasty fish and chips (choice of cod or haddock and a large or regular sized piece of fish). The batter is wonderfully light and crisp with hot chunky chips. To accompany there is mushy peas or a house speciality of a petit pois fritter. There's plenty of other choices too - burger, scampi, calimari, chicken nuggets and a veggie option of falafel. And accompaniments of curry sauce or tartare sauce (homemade), picked onions etc. And it's licensed too - for wines & beers. There's always the takeaway option if you are passing through or camping..... And if you want (though you really are unlikely to need) extra chips, then you only have to ask and they are provided at no extra cost. It's a sparklingly clean establishment which has an immaculate toilet available to customers. Prices are very reasonable and service is quick and polite. A little gem of a place - I want to go back

Solid little bar. Burgers are said to be the best around. You'll have to try for yourself but this…read moreTexan agrees. It's got a great atmosphere on the dive side. Great service. No B.S.

From the owner: Burgers (les meilleurs que vous puissiez manger !), fish and chips, salade, ribs, entrecote,…read moredessert maison et glace artisanales ! Produits frais et fait maison (même les frites mayo, ketchup ;) ). Concernant les boissons nous sommes spécialisés dans les bières (+ de 40), le cidre irlandais pression, whiskys (+de 40) et rhum (une bonne dizaine) !

We popped in about 6 to see if we could get a table at 7. No problem, the waiter said, but when we…read morecame back at 7, there was no reservation. No problem, they seated us anyway. I had a chicken Caesar salad, and my wife had the melon and grilled Halloumi salad. Both were excellent, and the service was fast and gracious. The restaurant, on the rue des Grandes Écoles, is in the middle of everything, right off the central square by the Mairie, and has a local ambiance. We will be glad to go again, next time we're in Poitiers.

A very cool place in downtown Poitiers for coffee, tea, wine and beer and casual dining. Chalkboard…read moremenu, a glass ceiling in the back, a wall filled with vintage and brocante items of all sorts in wall filling display cases. A one of a kind place, very French. Fun to be in and enjoy a drink and/or something to eat.

It's a real Pub with a real pub feel! Good food and drinks and service. Comfortable seating as we…read morewatched Womens Rugby match on one of many TV's. Fish and chips done a bit differently but otherwise delicious.

Summary: Really tasty British-fare food, great indoor and outdoor spaces, and really excellent…read moreservice, right in the bustling downtown area. We arrived with a group of 9 (4 adults, 5 kids under age 7) and were immediately seated in a large outdoor area, presented menus and glasses, and kids menus with crayons. They didn't even bat an eye at accomodating our larger group. Enter massive downpour. Before we could even be fully seated, the clouds unleashed a massive downpour that immediately begun soaking the tables that were located under the seams of the touching umbrellas. The server immediately offered to accomodate us inside the restaurant, and we were immediately re-seated in a very nice sized, private section between the entrance and the main restaurant. It was absolutely perfect! We each found a suitable dish to order, and they all came out great! My only suggestion would be to order any beef steak products rare if you like it Medium or less, because I ordered Medium Rare, and it was probably more like Medium Well. It was still very tasty, and I didn't mind. The kids were all well accomodated, and our noise level was not disruptive to the restaurant, due to a very well placed set of tables and a smart server who sent us there. We would definitely return for a future visit to Poitiers!

From the owner: La mer à Brive Les murs du Vivier, teintés en jaune orangé créent une atmosphère chaleureuse…read morerenforcée par la lumière tamisée des appliques