Restaurant On EGIN !

Name: Restaurant On EGIN !
Address: Pau, FR
Telephone: +33 5 59 27 25 39

309 Reviews

4 Rue Sully, 64000 Pau, France

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Restaurant On EGIN !

309 Reviews

4 Rue Sully, 64000 Pau, France

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Serves breakfast

Serves lunch

Serves dinner

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309 Reviews

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jack Lumber

jack Lumber, Jun 2023

A traditional French restaurant specialising in local dishes.

This restaurant is well respected by the locals which just goes to show how good it is.

There was 10 of us, and they were able to take all the orders and present all the different dishes at the same time and as requested without any fuss.

The menu is not extensive but that is driven by what is a available.

I had confit of duck with sautéed potatoes, the fat of the duck just melted away and the meat was tender and moist.

Pudding or desert if you are French was a brioche with icecream and cream very nice as well

Well worth checking out if you are in the area

mywilfried 1

mywilfried 1, Aug 2023

3 stars on atmosphere because it's was a little bit hot. The rest was fine!!

Henrico Becker

Henrico Becker, Sep 2022

Great people, service, food. Top spot in Pau

Fanou Villatte

Fanou Villatte, Aug 2024

Excellent

Patrick Jones-O'Brien

Patrick Jones-O'Brien, Jan 2023

Almost life-changingly good food.

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