la Table Bretonne - CLOSED - Béziers
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Planifie ta visite à la Table Bretonne - CLOSED dès aujourd'hui. Niché dans le quartier animé de 21 rue Viennet, 34500, Beziers, France, Béziers, notre restaurant est ouvert dès aujourd'hui, prêt à te servir nos plats typiques. Comme le suggèrent notre note 4.1 et nos commentaires 29, nous n'offrons rien de moins qu'une expérience gastronomique de premier ordre.
After my first review I received a nice response from the owner . On returning to Beziers I intended to make another visit a priority. Unfortunately, for reasons unknown the restaurant, has closed.
this place offers a menu with crepes ...sweet and salty ...gorgeous ...in a nice outdoors ambience ...with a very friendly waitress
After eight years on walking pass this restaurant we called in and were glad we did. Clean and airy inside and tables outside over looking the cathedral. A wide menu and pleasant house wine. Nice and relaxes service. Nothing to fault.
We had lunch here and by 12:30 all the tables outside were filled...a good sign. I had the plat du jour which was filling and under 11 euros (brocheete with yummy mashed potatoes and side salad)..my husband had a generous salad and we splurged with big dessert crèpes...so yummy and everything was affordable. The place is small inside and is a husband and wife team with the husband making all the crèpes...fun to watch. Close to the cathedral and set back in a cute square. Deloghtful Breton decor.
There are two museums in Beziers, France, located within a three minute walk. La Table was recommended by a museum staff member who remarked it was the best in Beziers. The food, house fine and decor were outstanding. A salad, crepe, salad, desert, pitcher of house wine, and dessert are both tasty and a great bargain. Having visited the Normandy beaches, the Breton decor is authentic, and artfully done, The owners, husband and wife team, are very gregarious, attentive and excellent cooks.
Meandering through the streets of Béziers we found this resto. It's sits well in a little square with views of the cathedral and chic tablecloths. Service was quietly attentive yet unhurried. The menu was extensive but I did only browse the traditional one. The food was good, I was a little disappointed with my choices when compared to my fellow diner. We decided not to have coffee.
A huge range of crepes - desert and main course. Fresh and simple - ideal for a light lunch or dinner. In the atmospheric and ancient centre of the old city.
We stopped here for lunch and were very impressed. This is the real mccoy - the chef is truly Breton and knows precisely how to make the best crepes south of the Milau viaduct
