Very kind staff and great dishes! Filet American was something I cannot eat in Japan, it was…read moredelicious.

One of the classic place close to old town in Lille, I went to eat on Sunday evening, not many…read morerestaraunts are open. The service is fantastic, the food on the traditional side, pretty good but nothing surprised me. I ordered half bottle of wine, a starter, an entree and a desert, cost about 90 euro. It's a pretty quite place. also good for small to medium group of people.

We stumbled across this place by chance; it was lunchtime and this was the closest establishment…read moreaccording to Yelp. The owner/server sat us outside and was very graciously about our embarrassing lack of French and explained the menu to us in English. The pork cheeks and fish and chips we had were dynamite! Both dishes were well seasoned and flavorful; the fish and chips in particular had the best texture - flaky and crispy but tender. Dessert was a pot de creme (I think) and it was absolutely delicious! Fork battles were fought for the last bite. Do try this tiny little establishment, it's a gem.

From the owner: Comme à la maison Dans ce restaurant du Vieux-Lille, le décor est simple et l'accueil est…read morechaleureux, sans chichis. La carte va à l'essentiel en proposant des mets authentiques et savoureux. Soupe en hiver, salade en été... Les plats suivent la fraîcheur des saisons pour le plus grand plaisir des amateurs de la cuisine d'antan.

From the owner: L'un des incontournables repaires de Wazemmes Au Cheval Blanc, l'un des incontournables bars de…read moreWazemmes. Festif et populaire, ce bistrot accueille une bonne partie de la population lilloise tout au long l'année et plus encore lors du Festival Wazemmes l'Accordéon et du Carnaval de Wazemmes.

So we were staying in Kortrijk, Belgium for a few days and decided that since we had a rental car,…read morewe should go cross another border for an evening and grab dinner wherever. Lille was the next target. We had a shitty map, no GPS. So when we arrived into Lille, somehow we ended up near what looked to be a convention center, the Grand Palais. Then we used its massive parking garage. I don't even know if we were even allowed to park there, we sure as hell didn't pay anything. Left the car, started wandering west. After countless hours of walking, popping into random bars for drinks, we really needed food. So, as it turns out, we ate at a restaurant that is appears to be in the direct center of the entire city. But you know what? It was good, really good. The steak au poivre was cooked perfectly rare, the cheesy omelet bomb my buddy got totally kicked his ass. The frites were as good as any I've had. It also boasted some of the better beers around and from what I can remember, it all cost a reasonable amount. It was exactly what we were looking for in France. So, if you're a lost non-native in Lille, just start from the middle and work your way out.

It's certainly the best place in the center of Lille where you can eat a welsh…read more The terrace is pretty big and heated so you can eat outside pretty all year long! They also have a great choice of tap beers to accompany traditional local food. I do also like the staff who always take a minute or two to have some words with you. The service is quick.

Cool place with indoor/outdoor patio. Good local food and craft beers. Nice people, good food,…read moregood service. We went there for dinner shortly after my dad passed and they were extra nice to my mom, much appreciated. We went back before flying back to the US, will definitely come back when we visit again

Excellent choice for our family of four. The waiter was excellent and happily tolerated our shoddy…read moreFrench. Food was great and well priced. My oldest enjoyed her Flammkueche, the youngest had kids menu. I enjoyed more traditional French bistro food, my wife had the trout salad. Beer was top drawer.

From the owner: un plat du jour tous les jour ou entrée/plat/dessert 11euro…read moreou a la carte