Like this place a lot, especially when there are people playing the piano. The girl who works at…read morethe bar is adorable. I think she owns the place too. Small and cosy. Good place for a lively but cosy date or to meet people.

Nice little wine bar. The decor is attractive adding to the pleasant ambiance. Good choice of wines…read morefrom average to higher end prices. You can feast on tapas, which although on the pricey side, are pretty tasty. There are some good cheeses and fishy options on offer, couldn't say what the meat options were like not being a meat eater. Nice place to come with friends, they sometimes have someone playing the piano which I enjoyed. Service not too bad although it can get very busy at the weekends.

From the owner: - Bar à tapas ibériques (espagnoles & portugaises) - -…read moresangria - - bières - - vins - - caïpirinhas -

What a lovely friendly little place we found on our first day in Montpellier. Ms. Natalie is so…read morefriendly and accommodating to our tastes. The plate and bocadillo were very fresh with delicious meats, fish, and vegetables. We enjoyed the patio and visiting.

From the owner: Restaurant de François Trinh Duc François Trinh Duc, joueur emblématique du Montpellier Herault…read moreRugby, a ouvert son pub-restaurant baptisé La Chistera. La thématique phare de la maison est bien entendu le rugby, que l'on retrouve dans la décoration, mais aussi les événements organisés comme les retransmissions de matchs et des 3e mi-temps avec François Trinh Duc. Devenu le point de rassemblement de tous les amoureux du ballon oval, la Chistera propose une carte de restauration variée et inventive mettant à l'honneur principalement la viande. Carpaccio de Pata Negra, Cochon de lait rôti ou encore Côte de Boeuf d'1kg combleront tous les gourmands. D'autres plats comme la salade niçoise, filet de rouget et le tartare de thon sont également au menu. La Chistera est aussi un pub, avec à la carte, un large choix de bières en bouteille et à la pression, idéal pour boire un verre entre amis ou fêter la victoire de son équipe !

Went here for dinner in an attempt to celebrate Cinqo di Mayo...in MPL…read more The place has indoor and outdoor seating, solid tapas(the tacos are the best), nice friendly staff and a house made coconut rum shot on the way out. Sangria is pretty good too. The ambiance is chill and there is also take out if you need. Recommend.

Totally terrible "Latin America " restaurant that has no clue about Latin American food. Very…read moregreasy! Their idea of nachos is a small bowl of tortilla chips with a bit of white cheese melted on a few of them. There is no salsa, no jalapeños no guacamole and nothing is spicy at all. Bland Latin American food? This place is mostly a college kid hangout. The SINGLE good thing here is that they serve Corona BUT they list it as Corona, when it is in fact, Corona Extra. Being in France they also serve chopped up bread on request. Speaking of requests, they give you a small bowl of olives IF you ask for them. One couple next to us had French fries with a ketchup like sauce on them as their main dish. We ordered a mixed platter and got French fries with bacon bits and other junk on them. We called it "vomit sauce". These people serve up French fries with every dish, passing them off as "Latin American " food! Even their "sangrias" are YELLOW because they mix them with cheap orange juice. Avoid this place unless you want to just drink a Corona. I've traveled extensively from Mexico to Argentina and there is nothing in this restaurant resembling Latin American food!