Le Colibri - Speisekarte

House and very average service, damaging the setting of the Martray square is not bad

Good reception of the waitress only.quality of very medium dishes and kf not good has not redo

This is a lovely little restaurant, the staff are friendly and spoke some English. Lovely sitting under the colourful umbrella. Well worth a visit.

Pain is saying morning, very dry bread, we are really taken for tourists that we see once, it is not the case with regard to me, I advise because bad times the dear lady!!!

Absolut leckeres Essen! Fantastische Kundendienst und wir haben auch nicht gewartet. Der Preis war sehr vernünftig und ich würde die Curry Mussels und die Schokoladenmoose sehr empfehlen.

We had wanted lunch but it was really busy bustling with people sitting outside. When we walked past after lunchtime it had quietened down so we stop for coffees. Nice coffee, friendly staff and clean toilet facilities.

Home cold!!!! food not terrible for the bosses will have to think of changing seemingly blasphemed trades!!!! we are not tourists but they also have the right to a warm welcome for the reputation of the city in regard to the location of this establishment

Help...An andouillette (just the name....pas cooked with two vegetables... white fries and deco salad Only the Saumur was acceptable. cold but correct. The correct toilet must be emphasized! Gourmet's abstention... Thanks to the bakery for its chocolate bread to shave then

We 've been here three times now for the menu du jour . The first time was with our daughter over two years ago and we all had a superb lunch. The service was excellent without being in your face all the time. The second time, in mid 2016, was a bit disappointing but then we had arrived at the very tail end of lunch and it wasn 't fully staffed. The third time, last October, they were back on form, just like the first time. The food on the two best occasions was lovely and well-presented and the fact that they were back on top form on the last occasion puts me in mind to overlook the disappointing second visit.