Years ago, Beziers' covered market was a disappointment but they seem to have spent some time upgrading the quality of the merchants on the inside and there's substantial construction taking place around the exterior. I don't think that the end result will rival Les Halles in Narbonne but I'm glad for the improvements. We were in Beziers for a morning appointment and afternoon shopping. Les Halles was along the way. We decided to see what sort of lunch we could find. We found Hallegria. We were not disappointed. At noon the market was winding down and Hallegria was almost deserted. We needn't have worried. By the time that we finished, a lively crowd had gathered. The menu, on a large, fold-up chalk board was wheeled over and was quite comprehensive. But we all settled for the formula of the day. Start and main or main and dessert for 14.50 euros, all three for 17.50 euros. The start was rillette of saumon fume, two scoops of shredded smoked salmon with held together with fromage frais and accompanied by lemon wedges. A small side of green with a pleasant balsamic dressing was the perfect accompaniment. Three grilled lamb chops were the centerpiece of a main plate that included a mound of creamy mashed potatoes, sauteed trumpets, and a taste of ratatouille. Fine French lamb properly grilled. For dessert, a boule of vanilla ice cream between bits of pastry with red fruit and dollops of chantilly. Very refreshing. Our water bottle was kept full and cold. There was plenty of fresh, grainy, crusty bread. And we finished off a bottle of nice rose.Service was attentive without being intrusive. Food came in an orderly, unhurried fashion. And although three of our party of four only ordered two of the three courses, we all left full and satisfied. 77 euros total, a bit more than the typical three-course featuring steak/frites and jug wine but of superior quality. Well worth the price.Recommended.