I don't often get the chance to write reviews for breweries outside of the United States but on the…read morerare occasion that I do I am almost always highly impressed. Brasserie Meteor or Meteor Brewing beers can be found all over France but in the U.S. it's fairly rare to find. It's a brand that has been around a very long time and when I mean a long time it's the 1600's we are talking about and 8 generations making this beer. Steve and I had two different beers from this brewery and we loved them both! We had the Blanche which is a Belgian style wheat beer, a kind you don't see in the U.S. much at all but super good with it's smoked, grainy flavors along with a subtle touch of banana which isn't dominating at all but very well balanced which adds a nice sweetness to the rest of the flavor profile. I believe we liked this beer the best out of the two simply because it's a beer style we don't normally get to try. The other beer Meteor's Pilsner wasn't disappointing in the slightest at all though and when I checked both beers on Untappd I gave them both the same and a very high score. This pilsner was light, hoppy, smooth and dry. Another splendid beer that we enjoyed from Meteor. As I mentioned before finding Meteor takes some work if not going France and you are in the U.S. Beer in the mail services is an option as long as you live in a state where this kind of shipping is allowed so if that isn't a hurdle I suggest checking out the website Half Time Beverage and you can order the Blanche and the Pilsner there for sure. I imagine with enough probing you might find it at bottle shops or liquor stores with a vast imported beer selection but those kind of stores aren't always easy to find without some trial and error. With that said with all the craft beer exploring I do at these kind of stores I've never seen Meteor physically on the shelf.

So sad to give this place two stars but yesterday afternoon two friends and I went to Verde Nero in…read morehopes of enjoying a cup of coffee and we were all highly unsatisfied with our drinks. I ordered a maple latté, my friend a chai latté, and our other friend a hot chocolate. Our lattés were flavored steamed milk. No traces of coffee. Do you guys know what a latté is? My friend's hot chocolate tasted like off brand Hershey's chocolate syrup. Not enjoyable at all. Do not recommend and will not be returning here.

I love this coffee shop every time I'm in bordeaux visiting I come here for my coffee fix! The…read morestaff are very friendly and great atmosphere to chill out and read a book especially in the lounge area out the back. The staff really know how to make a great coffee!

I live in Paris and had the opportunity for a long weekend in Bordeaux. Bordeaux truly is a…read moreculinary city in ways that Paris isn't. I highly recommend this little family owned and run restaurant. It is a simple place with very little in terms of design flair, but the staff was very welcoming, helpful and attentive. The food was delicious and abundant! We had three courses from the main menu and a very, very nice St. Emilion. Each dish was well made, with that right balance of home cooked french food and fine dining. This casual place is perfect if you want to taste all the reasons this city by the river is one not to miss in your travels in France.