Le Berry
3094 Reviews
5 Pl. Georges Clemenceau, 64000 Pau, France

Le Berry
3094 Reviews
5 Pl. Georges Clemenceau, 64000 Pau, France
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Vero Calderón
Vero Calderón, Jun 2024
Is a must if you come to town, the food is spectacular and the service is the best. I recommend going early is always full it doesn’t matter if it’s a weekend or a weekday lunch time is full. The kids menu includes a ticket to the Mary goes around in the main place and I think that is cool. The food is so delicious, the onion soup is crazy good. Also is kid friendly they have chairs for babies.
Olivier Bernard
Olivier Bernard, Apr 2024
The pros : good service, very prompt delivery of our order, competitive pricing, good selection of food
The cons : outside tables are also used by smokers , passive smoking from other diners can be a nuisance
C G Ellison
C G Ellison, May 2023
What a busy place this is, well worth a visit but expect a wait. They dk serve you drinks whilst you wait so it's a pleasure and quite fun.
Great food and drinks, everything I could have hoped for.
Atmosphere was one of busy organisation, everybody whizzing around but knowing exactly what they were doing, and doing it very well.
I loved it and wouldn't hesitate to return if I'm ever in the area again.
Kmling Shirley
Kmling Shirley, Sep 2023
This French restaurant serve delicious French cuisine and provide excellent service. There is a long queue to secure a table. One of the best restaurant in Pau. Be bold and try a plate of escargot. The ribeye steak just melted in your mouth. Super delicious!!
René Novysedlák
René Novysedlák, Aug 2024
short waiting times for table, bit longer for food, which was great! recommend to every visitor!
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