Le Tire Bouchon - Speisekarte

This was an awful place! The staff were not interested in serving us, the choice of menu was very limited so we left! Walk further up the road to Arezzo

We only had a hot chocolate break which was pleasant because that day the temperature was low and a heavy downpour erupted. Good time in this pleasant place

We ate for the second time in Place Jean Jaures and this was in a different class to nearby competitors. An interesting menu, good friendly service and well prepared dishes.Grilled melon and tomato salad or a delicious rare tuna with a herby crust to start; calamari and steak and chips to follow. Decent wines. A very pleasant reasonable meal.

We eat here nearly every time we visit Montpellier and have never had a bad meal. The restaurant is in Place Jean Jaures which is a nice open space with trees in a pedestrianised area of the town. It has many restaurants and shops and a great place to people watch! This time we both chose to eat a salad. One was with prawns and smoked salmon and the other with duck breast and warm goats cheese on olive bread. Both were delicious with very fresh salad leaves. We had a carafe of rosé. The staff are always helpful. It is a very busy and enjoyable place to eat.

Visited for lunch on a hot day after failing to get served in a nearby café. My wife and I were pressed for time as our car parking time was running out. We were seated on the terrasse and both ordered the plat de jour (which was le plat de marché as it was market day by the aqueduct). The dish was supreme de pintade with chevre and aubergine). The meal was superb and great value and was served by a charming lady. The goat cheese was like a foam and the aubergine was cooked in three different ways - one of which was a deep fried slice. We had bread and tap water and we both enjoyed our choice.

We live near Montpellier for over 12 years and know the city centre well, especially this pretty square which is sunny and relaxed with bars and bistros.Sadly, we experienced our worst ever lunch we have ever had last week in this lovely town, at this restaurant.The entree was a terrine which was not cooked and the sauce was really disgusting, followed by a 'croustian d'agneau' probably de frosted,with a salad (roughly chopped tomato, salad leaves).The waitress was pleasant but when the second 'plat' was over half an hour late we were ready to leave ! This was not mid summer when the town is full of tourists, but a mid week sunny day - no excuse for delays - may be a bad day for the chef? bu...

Dear Hello to those who read my comment on this restaurant which is delicious, it awakened in me sensations that I had never experienced. I recently had the pleasure of dining at this exceptional establishment and would like to acknowledge the excellence of the dining experience, especially when it comes to the fried lobsters. This particular dish truly captivated my taste buds with a perfect fusion of flavors and remarkable culinary execution. The freshness of the lobsters was undeniable, demonstrating the obvious concern for the quality of the ingredients used. Each bite was a true delight, the delicate texture of the perfectly preserved lobster meat and the crispy breading adding an extra...

I was in Montpellier, together with a couple of French friends that live in Uzès, to see the Bazille exhibition at Musèe Febre. As it was nearing lunch time we decided to eat first. It was a lovely sunny Sunday so we walked up Rue de la Loge, the main shopping street, to Place Jean Jaurès where there are several cafes and restaurants, the majority with outdoor seating on the square.Le Tre Bouchon was the busiest and the food being served looked very appetizing. The friendly waiter showed us to a table in the sun, which we had requested. It being mid-October, it was warmer sitting in the sun we wanted to enjoy it before the onset of winter.We were tempted by the lunch menu, with a choice of t...

After 3 weeks in France, we had one day to spend in Montpellier. We wandered around the city and came across this lovely terrasse, sandwiched among 2 other restaurants. We figured that the place was busy so that's usually a good sign. My wife and I both speak French (Québécois accents, but fluent) so the language was not the issue. However, in all my time in France (even Paris) I had never felt like I was treated any less because of being a tourist...until now. I am not going to complain about the length of time to be served, the place was busy, but when other tables around us, who arrive well after us, are being served long before us, it makes me question. Letting that slide, we finally get...