Restaurant Le 58
241 Reviews
58 Av. Garibaldi, 87000 Limoges, France

Restaurant Le 58
241 Reviews
58 Av. Garibaldi, 87000 Limoges, France
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David Masterson
David Masterson, Dec 2023
Lovely restaurant food end staff excellent recommend
Patrick Vergne
Patrick Vergne, Dec 2018
Extra......?
Charlotte Bonnélye
Charlotte Bonnélye, Mar 2024
Fine, generous cuisine based on fresh produce.
The staff is helpful, dynamic and warm.
A value for money like no other, I recommend a thousand times!!
RR
RR, Mar 2023
A very good restaurant with fairly classic dishes but with excellent taste. The service was fast and the atmosphere peaceful and pleasant.
Cyril Deshuraud
Cyril Deshuraud, Feb 2022
I didn't know it and came, on the advice of a friend. It's very good and very plentiful. Homemade fish soup, pot au feu, excellent hearty, tasty, hot..... Profiterole, one but very generous.
We'll come back to that.
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