Did this for a Sunday brunch with iced coffee frappe. It was amazing and I felt it was healthy. I…read moreordered a lot of stuff also not pictured. And it was outside under shade and an overall nice day in the summer. The food looked clean. And really tasty, proportions were good too. The food was not cheap, but still better than most places. I am pleased I ate this for brunch. I thought it was different and nothing I'm used to seeing.

Great location, wonderful atmosphere, food was good and reasonably priced. Lots of fun at nightread more

Le personnel, les assiettes et l'ambiance étaient de première classe. Les parasols et l'ombre de…read morel'église Sainte-Anne créent une atmosphère agréable et fraîche.

Great food, flavors, wonderful choices, a lot of salads and even vegetarian choices! (not that…read moreoften in France!) Very good deserts too!

Why giving attitude (and using very rude words) to your customers (2 of us) when your bar is half…read moreempty and we sit at a 4 people table? Why not letting them sit where they want when they are only staying for a quick (5 minutes?) beer? Especially when you are with a handicapped person. Service is lame. Drinks prices are good. Beer is good. Food is "meh", less than mediocre. This place offers a nice setting, but I wouldn't recommend. Go next door, better service, friendly patrons, fun bartenders, good tapas.

Very good English Pub, a few blocks off Comédie. Excellent food and service. Fish and Chips are top…read morenotch, good beer selection. This is a must visit for anyone who enjoys Pub Fare, but also expats and Anglophiles needing some comfort and friendly reminders of home.

So good! from the friendly greeting to the service to the exquisite food. A very simple menu to…read morechoose from, and an excellent wine by the carafe. The menu includes an appetizer, entree and dessert. Atypical of French Gourmet food, the portion are decent. I am attaching a picture of the duck magret and I am 100% sure that any dish served here will be delicious and as well prepared as mine was. Oh by the way, a Mom and Pop place.

Perfect little spot for great food. This is a small and quaint place in the midst of a lively…read moresquare. The food was delectable and service was spot on. The menu was prefix and it was not easy to decide. I will spare the details other than to say it was all melt in your mouth good. And there's a dog!! But English folks - mostly French spoken here so get your $hit together and try to learn the proper language. It's worth it, and more respectable.

Nice atmosphere and good service. I'm giving this place only 3 stars because i'm pescatarian i…read moreordered the fish patty vs the potato patty and was disappointed when i found out it was a fish fillet. But thats my fault for expecting something more i guess. I ordered the jungle mama and i could barely taste the sauce. The buns are kind weird more like airy bagels. The fries were pretty good tho and my meat eater boyfriend really enjoyed the burger so if youre a meat lover you may take a different perspective then me!

From the owner: La big mama vous reçoit dans une des places historiques de montpellier, plus de 55 bières…read morebouteilles venues de belgiques, allemange ou d'ailleurs.. Des burgers avec pain boulanger au pavot, produit frais, sauce et frites maison. La big mama diffuse aussi le sport avec 2 écrans, rugby, football, tennis, handball, boxe...

Okay so this is my second day in Montpellier, France. And me and some people from my program…read moredecided we'd go out for a night on the town (i.e. get a drink and chill). So as we were walking by la gare, and passed several touristy spots, we ran into a host brother of one of our group. He was from Texas (and if you haven't guessed by now we were all college students). He led us down some of what we thought to be fairly sketchy alleyways and side streets. Until we found "The Egg". Now "The Egg" is a great place to go, even if you speak a very small amount of French. For the owner is Irish, and his bartenders all know how to speak English. This gem, was great. It was away from the touristy, and loud French, and we found a comfortable spot in the corner (although it was fairly crowded it was not overly so) and we sat down and enjoyed a few beers. Although the ladies couldn't find many fruity things to drink, I enjoyed my Chimay beer, served in a Chimay glass and served cold. The Irish owner was really nice and spoke perfect English. The only thing that knocked this down a star was the lack of selection. All in all a good bar to avoid the crowds and the annoying French (while attracting the amusant). Prices: (medium to high range) 4.80 EU- For bottled beer. 3.00 EU- For 1/2 a pint 5.50 EU- For 1 pint.

The atmosphere is comfortable and quiet. The bartender great. The beer is delicious.read more

This is my favorite kebab place in Montpellier. They definitely have the best naan kebab in the…read morecity. The guys who run the place are very friendly, and they're also open late which is great for students out and about in the evening.

The food was excellent. The owner is very nice. The…read morerestaurant is cute. I would come again.

From the owner: ancien pub reconverti en brasserie dans lequel nous servons d'authentiques plats franco asiatiques…read moreadaptés aux européens, sans le coté pigments .

Enjoyed a fantastic meal! We ordered the lasagna and that was my personal favorite it was super…read morecheesy and had the right amount of everything! The waiter was also super nice! The atmosphere give of a very bright feeling and gave me good vibes. Overall this was an amazing experience.

I am vegan and found this place capable of making a red pizza (without cheese) with extra…read morevegetables. The staff was very helpful, and the Italian owner/chef was quite good at producing an excellent meal.