PRO - Bordeaux is…read moresmall, so this should be a short walk from any hotel you're staying at - Pizza is delicious, which is why I'm assuming you're even thinking about coming here to eat. I got the Tarfuto, and wouldn't change a thing about it MID - Pricing is slightly high at about 15 to 16 EUR. The ingredient quality is good though. And the margarita was probably about 10 EUR. - I was able to eat the whole thing myself, though I probably pushed myself at the end. You could in theory share this with someone. - If you intend on dining in the restaurant, make a reservation, as there are probably only 3-4 small tables. Otherwise, take-out is fine! CON - The wait time was definitely a surprise to me when quoted - maybe 40 minutes from when I ordered. In reality, the wait time was even longer

Probably one of the best authentic pizzas I've had. Very simple but also very delicious with fresh…read moreingredients and a staff that's so welcoming. I am a pizza lover through and through, and I think this place is a must-visit for thin crust pizzas. The prices are also very reasonable, considering the quality and taste of the pizza. Probably the best pizza you'd find in Bordeaux. I live 2 blocks from here, and so I see a line waiting outside almost all the time. The place is very small. I think there are only 3-4 tables, so it can't accommodate too many people at all. Many of the customers order and pick up their pizzas later. Depending on the time, if you're early, you can get your pizzas ready in 10 minutes, but if you come during the busy period at 8pm and later, expect to wait for 30 minutes or more. If so, the area is right by the river and has great places to stroll and see, so time will go by fast while waiting. My personal recommendation is the Bosciola. For a small place, they have a whole wall of Italian wine. Never tried, but I think they have a big selection for such a small place. Bon appetit!

After spending a week in French wine country, we were craving a hearty meal (instead of our usual…read morebread, oysters, and cheese feast). We wandered by West Coast, and saw that it was packed with a bunch of local twentysomethings. It was loud and bustling, so we decided to grab a bite. The tables are super crammed together, as they are in most restaurants in France. It's weird for Americans, so prepare to get cozy with others. This is definitely a local place. The decor is simple but fun, it reminded me of a casual beach shack at a Southern California beach. There's a surfing theme, which was a nice little reminder of home. The menu features gourmet cheeseburgers and fries. They're "French-ified," which is so cool! No boring ingredients, only the finest chef-driven and inspired burgers. My burger, for example, had fresh pesto and brie cheese. The beef was extremely high quality and perfectly prepared, and the bun tasted freshly baked. The fries were fantastic, those double-battered and double-fried true "French fries." The prices are a little high, and the dining room crowded, but this is a fantastic place to get a tasty cheeseburger if you're fatigued of traditional French cuisine.

Keeping in line with my holiday Traditions (check out a good burger/seafood/local cuisine and steak…read moreplace on holiday). So while on holidays in Bordeaux and searching through quite a few reviews we decided to have one of our evening meals here. We were not disappointed the feel of the restaurant is very casual think diner. The service was friendly. The Burger well it was one of the best i had outside of London, great bun to meat ratio i took the plain beefburger while the other half indulged in a cheeseburger with the option to choose from the list of french cheeses avalible. The fries were crispy and home-made non of that freezer stuff here. Needless to say this is a must visit place if you happen to find yourself in Bordeaux.

I ordered the magret burger (honey duck), and was surprised to find a burger that I could have…read morecooked myself at home. And that is unfortunately not a compliment. Sections of the duck fat were not cooked or grilled properly, and so it was plenty of inedible bits that got in the way. However the french fries were not bad. But then again, everyone can make great french fries with duck fat. Perhaps worthy of a try for the fun atmosphere, but don't get hyped on its take-out or duck burgers

If you want to see a hipster place in Bordeaux, come here. Their decoration is eclectic and the…read morerestaurant is small, you might have to share a table with other people, but the atmosphere is really casual and friendly. I found the food pretty good, my only complaint was that the burgers that we ordered medium rare arrived more like a quickly seared beef tartare. We didn't mind it but it might not be for everyone. The fries are tasty, definitely order them with cheese on top. Try the French craft beers, they're nothing to be crazy about but well it's local. Be careful about the wait, it can be long. Overall I think this place is at least as good as Edmond.