The eclectic atmosphere excellent service and amazingly delicious tartines make this a perfect spot…read morefor lunch. We had a table on the first floor (2nd flr for us in the US) by the window over looking the place. A great find in Bordeaux.

It's on the square but the exact location is not correct in yelp. Delightful for a lunch stop and…read moreour waiter spoke no less than 4 languages. The TARTINES are open face sandwiches and the Cassoulets are mini baked casseroles. My Parmentier with duck confit was delightfully indulgent but appropriately small with a salad. Sleeper was the drink of the day a minty lemonade.

I just can't say enough about this marvelous restaurant. Yes, they have unlimited cheese downstairs…read morein a beautiful cave. That's actually what I came for - sheer gluttony. But - when they brought a menu of additional choices, almost all of which included cheese, I changed my mind. My wife and I started with a sampling of 10 cheeses. It was fabulous, and it was a sizable serving. Those 10 pieces of cheese amounted to approximately 3/4 pound. Had we known in advance, we would have ordered one "appetizer," also to share, and left full and happy. However, we each ordered a main - my wife the omelet and me the roasted Camembert with charcuterie. Throw in a few roasted potatoes and several bacon wrapped prunes along with the 4-5 oz wheel of roasted/melted cheese and you have a lunch to die for. The service was spectacular, as well. Our server, very polite, very personable, and very competent, recommended a wine to accompany each of our dishes. The wines were excellent. As others have commented, the restaurant is very small and very welcoming. Being our first trip to Bordeaux, it was obviously our first time in this restaurant. We are going on a river cruise this afternoon, returning in a week with one other full day in Bordeaux. Guess where we're eating. Again.

Saw the reviews on Yelp and as it was close to our hotel decided to give a try. Our group shared…read morethe fondue which was wonderful. Instead of a wine list they just have you look through there bottles and pick what you want. We didn't do this but an option is to go in the cheese cave and pick from a huge variety of cheeses. We would certainly go back

This is a local grocery store located in the lower level of a shopping mall. It's not touristy so…read moredon't expect any hand holding from the employees. I stopped in to look at their wine selection because yes, in a place like Bordeaux, the supermarkets are where you can find excellent deals on fine wines. I also picked up a couple of French soaps that looked fancy but cost me less than $1 each (make great souvenirs or gifts for friends and family back home) and an American water (a.k.a. Coke Zero). Since my dad was in the grocery business, it's always been a hobby of mine to visit grocery stores everywhere I travel; did it as a kid and still do it as an adult. Looking at local produce and convenience foods is just plain fun. This is a small store so you aren't going to find a super huge selection, but it has most of what you need to get the job done. They charge for shopping bags so bring your own or buy one of the nice reuseable ones they sell for a few cents more (another cool souvenir). Checkout was efficient but far from friendly but hey, this is France. Nobody smiles, LOL.

Excellent Carrefour in terms of range of available goods, especially considering its location…read morewithin the very popular golden triangle area of central Bordeaux. Whether it's vegetables, wine, meat or household items like washing pods or dishwasher pods, it has all you need if you're actually living for a week in a nearby apartment. Contrary to other reviews I read, the staff were very helpful in explaining the vegetable weighing setup and I had help on the auto checkout at the end when I couldn't find the correct codes for some croissants I bought. Just try some broken French and people generally were extremely helpful. The building itself is an amazing glass covered circular building, so it's pretty cool shopping there. Yes it's slightly more expensive than other carrefours, yes you can get fresher vege's and bread at small boulangeries etc. but they will not be as convenient or probably even open at the hours this place was open.

Fantastic but the hours on Yelp are wrong as it was open 3 pm a weekday. So helpful were the staff…read moreand they shrink wrap for 50 cents. Wish I had shrinked each item alone, I don't think my butter will be good after shrinking with my smelly cheese.

Fabulous fromagerie with very helpful staff who will vacuum pack your cheeses and French butter for…read moreyour trip home! Our cheese expert gave us recommendations and samples - could there be anything better than fresh French cheese? You will leave delighted.

Nice place to try a lot of different wines by the glass, but honestly most of it was from pretty…read moreaverage producers (there are other wine bars in Bordeaux that have much more special stuff). Beautiful building and friendly service, though. Nice spot to rest up during a day of walking around the city, but I wouldn't necessarily consider it a destination.

What a great little find. The interior of this wine bar seemed to be a little like a hotel lobby,…read morebut it was comfortable with plenty of seating. We were able to be seated immediately. The wine prices are fantastic here and there's a nice variety of local wines to try. My guest and I conducted a mini tasting flight. The place was pretty crowded and looked to be a good place to grab wine and catch up with friends. Service was friendly and it was easy to order and pay despite the language barrier. Definitely a must stop on your trip to Bordeaux.

I was walking to the laundromat close to my airBNB and I saw this cute little cheese shop! I went…read morein and lo and behold the had my favorite rare French cheese I had while on my honeymoon in Paris a few years back! I was looking at all the cheese stores in town and this is the only one I found that had it. It's called Trappe d'echourhnac, and it's a beautiful cow cheese soaked in walnut liquor and it's made by nuns. Very mild and yummy. But this store also has fantastic Camembert and other great looking pungent French cheeses. Merci merci!

I bought three different types of cheese at Tout un Fromage. The man and woman proprietors were…read morevery helpful. We had to use Google Translate to help us understand one another because we all are mono-lingual. It was fun, and the cheeses are excellent. I highly recommend this establishment.

I had such a fantastic time dining here! We came as a group of 10 and had a reservation. Several…read moremembers of our group knew the owners and employees at the restaurant well, which I believe elevated the experience nicely, as the service was very friendly and extra attentive. The menus are available in French and English and are written on large blackboards, which they bring to each table. We ordered several starters for the table, including a tomato dish with burrata and pesto, foie gras, and some charcuterie. Everything was delicious! For the main, I ordered the lamb dish for two people and shared it with someone else. It was a massive portion! Definitely a lot bigger than expected. It was cooked so nicely and was genuinely very, very tasty. All of the other dishes looked great as well, and everyone seemed to enjoy everything!

Excellent classic French restaurant in the middle of St. Emilion. Daily varying menu, awesome…read moregreat regional wines. Service is good and our server was very good at explaining the dishes. Very nice decor, very cozy place located in the middle of St. Emilion.