Chez Mémé Paulette - Grenoble

Very good restaurant. Simple, calm, good meal and good musical selection. Seen directly on the sea I recommend. read more Very good restaurant. Simple, calm, good meal and good musical selection. Seen directly on the sea I recommend.

No go. They serve rotten potatoes. ‍ read more No go. They serve rotten potatoes. ‍

Accustomed to good brunches, some advice: go your way!!! It 's very expensive, small quantities. We don 't have enough to eat there. The name of the restaurant... read more Accustomed to good brunches, some advice: go your way!!! It 's very expensive, small quantities. We don 't have enough to eat there. The name of the restaurant is VERY MISLEADING: WE THOUGHT WE 'D BE FED AND PAMPERED THERE LIKE MOM 'S BUT WE FEEL LIKE ONLY OUR MONEY COUNTS WITH SUCH RATES!!!! Despite a good welcome from the very friendly waiter, that 's not all, we were very disappointed and will never come back. Price of 25€ for a limited brunch (and not all you can eat so very expensive for what it is and nothing is homemade (well-known brand jam, Nutella which doesn 't even deserve the name paste dough . spread , pastries nothing more banal, one per person if I 'm not mistaken, and for the bread: basic white baguette!!! A basic cup of chocolate (unlike homemade elsewhere, in a very small cup, in fact we had the same quantity of chocolate as our children!! The fruit juices are not homemade but bottled, ready-made. On the savory side, it was okay except for the potatoes which were sorely lacking in a sauce to accompany and nothing exceptional in terms of what was offered. To sum up: A SHAME!!

Love this little restaurant Too bad to have to wait to go back read more Love this little restaurant Too bad to have to wait to go back

Great address. A warm and dynamic welcome. The setting is atypical, taking us back to our childhood in the 80s/90s both in terms of decoration and music. As for... read more Great address. A warm and dynamic welcome. The setting is atypical, taking us back to our childhood in the 80s/90s both in terms of decoration and music. As for food, we went there on a Sunday, be careful it's brunch or choice between 2 dishes. No card. For our part we had the mega burger and frankly it is to die for. As for dessert, we opted for the Kinder tiramisu (it is very very good but would have deserved small pieces of Kinder and to be a little smaller because after the burger it's hard to be able to finish it) and the chocolate fondant which was perfect! I recommend this restaurant, we ate very well there and we will come back during the week to taste the à la carte dishes