L'eau Vive, Ma Petite Pause Bio

Excellent dishes for lunch or bruncher, then shopping quietly. A safe value to Beziers.

Good small dishes, prices are very interesting. And the welcome and advice always relevant. Thanks to the team

friendly store with a lot of choice at the level of stones, lithotherapie... however a lack of staff in the store is a pity

very large and very beautiful shop, but the hic, bulk products are not accessible for people with disabilities, I would say some are out of use

the only criticism I had taken from a previous message concerned the absence of local products. this winter we find excellent apples) of the tonguedoc roussillon and some other really local products. continue on this path! c is better than fruit and vegetables from italia or spun!

I am delighted I discovered this organic stores even though I pass by there almost every day I didn't see it quite simply outside it says organic restaurant actually it also does an organic restaurant but it's a large store with lots of choice as well too much information not the good ones so I found my happiness cool

I changed my opinion for the store because, I find it cheaper, pleasant, clean with a lot of choice, for the restaurant, I didn't go back so I don't change anything: the decor is charming, I am vegetarian, I was looking forward to trying, the salad and patisserie was insipid, industrial smoothie bottled, ps damage: on the other hand, they have the best gluten-free beer!

: It’s up to you! Price (excluding drinks): 15-20€ per person It’s a restaurant, a tea room, snack bar, and all their products are homemade, come from their stores and therefore from organic farming! You can eat there at any time because the meals are already prepared, all you have to do is choose from the window! And the menu changes every week depending on their arrivals The restaurant is located inside the L’Eau Vive store, which is an organic store Photo 1: avocado toast with mushrooms Photo 2: croque monsieur with leeks and mustard camembert Photo 3: teriyaki salmon and rice Photo 4: cheesecake Photo 5: caramelized apple and pecan tart Photo 6: juice extractor (strawberry, carrot, or...

I've been there since they opened (about 16-18 years ago) and I've been used to eating bio since my childhood. At first, I was delighted, but I went there only for some products. fruits and vegetables are frades, most often thorns. It's simple, I don't have any more things (there are organic local producers 1000 times more greedy). frankly the their or auchan bio is the same (and auchan is less expensive). the cross-sectional brand goodterre is a catastrophe, every time I tried a product of this brand I was very disappointed. run. bread is not terrible, much better in biocoop or in the organic bez market. idem cheeses. the Zen marketing side is exacerbating (back music and various mood tours...