Chez Ninou - Montpellier

Very nice discovery during our family holidays. the waiter was very nice and took the time to tell us the dishes according to our tastes. dishes of remarkable quality and very fresh. warm and friendly atmosphere. We'll be back!

We eat regularly in this restaurant between noon and two. dishes are always very good and served quickly. prices are very correct for the place. servers are very helpful. a pity that the service is a bit long at the crossing of desserts. A few times, we have been waiting for more than 10 minutes to order desserts. Except that very well!

After arriving a few days in Montpellier, we had the surprise to discover that many restaurants are closed on Monday. by putting aside the list of addresses chosen at our home with tripadvisor, we turned to a bistro recommended by the hotel in the nearby neighborhood. Anantigone quarter. at Ninou, positioned on the anigone promenade, unfortunately disappointed us. in the menu on the menu we choose meat dishes like rotdos foie gras sauce (without taste) and a beef tartare cut to the knife that was presented to us and to the cool temperature (consequence of several hours of refrigerator). The only passable things were the potatoes in the oven and the accompanying salad. We were then hoping to catch up with a selection of typical cheeses, but it also disappointed us. honest prices and service, but quality of food not at the height of French cuisine (even at the tourist level).

Beautiful discovery in a van! one of the few restaurants opened late in the evening with a family-friendly neighbourhood atmosphere! the value ratio is excellent! I've enjoyed myself on the fish, especially the cooking that was impeccable, knowing that I expected something just correct while it was perfect! only flat they are closed on Saturday night ^^

In the anti-gone area, - quieter than the historical centre -, well-stocked salads, burger more than correct and smiling service, to be remembered. Too bad the slate is reserved for lunch.