La brasserie catalane

Nadege Salomé

4 months ago

Dinner on a Saturday evening before going to the theater. A casual restaurant where the owner immediately sets the mood. Simple but good and generous portions. The only downside: €7 for a quarter-liter of wine or €4.50 for a glass... for me, that's outrageous.

Begu Lea

5 months ago

The staff is very welcoming. We had a very good meal, the prices were reasonable, and we loved the warm atmosphere of the restaurant. 🙂 We'll be back!

Nathan thubert

7 months ago

Given the warm welcome, this brasserie is well worth a visit. We enjoyed our meal, and the hot chocolate instead of coffee was a welcome bonus in this chilly weather. Thank you so much for your hospitality!

Dominique Misconi

7 months ago

We were there as a couple the day after it opened. The food was just like home cooking, with an excellent chef and his sister, a friendly waitress. Reasonable prices. We went back several times. Highly recommended.

endal biouti

8 months ago

I went to the brasserie on December 24th with my sister, and the welcome and service were unlike anything I've ever experienced. If I could describe this restaurant as briefly as possible, I'd say: Unpretentious and friendly! The hosts are wonderful and warm, and what can I say about the food? The two together make this place a gateway to pure enjoyment. Despite the absence of a few items, the chef managed to create a substitute that lived up to our expectations, taking our suggestions into account. For starters, the owner served us a "Christmas Special!" charcuterie board with foie gras and homemade dried duck breast! A delight, good enough to eat even if you were a beggar! Then, since salmon wasn't available, my sister opted for the sirloin steak, which was cooked to perfection, as well as the 1.2 kg rib of beef that I ordered—a delight, far superior to those at L'Ours. If there had been even a little bit of space I could have enjoyed some cheese, but oh well, for next time.