Cafe Brasserie Le Richelieu - Hesdin

Excellent small caffe, very friendly, eating is simple, but good, and inexpensive, and so are the drinks.

Although the waitress did not speak English, the greeting was good to understand. we and our rettung greyhound were shown on our table with a smile, and although the menu was limited to table d’hote options for each of the three courses available were...not difficult to make and at only euro for a starter main course or main course dessert for quality food you could not go wrong. my man decided to pate and the pork capital and I chose an endive salatstarter and a cattle tagine. the meeting in both was made melt in mouth and the sauces tasty. we're coming back.

Most customers propping the cash with their elevenses when we go. alien to British eyes is the sight of small old men who immerse elegant glasses of chilled rosé. but this is frank and obviously much more civilized than we are bridging. they can. outside on the pavement with a view of the square with the war monument and watching the drifts of the cherry blossom covered the pavement in pink. but it's a little cool, so we'll find a table inside. that smiles beautifully as she brings my coffee. behind the bar is a bistro to lunch. two courses for very reasonable

Extensive menu, faster, friendly service (see the norm in this area), large portioning, good price-performance ratio. they can be in and out in minutes for a cursor meal with weinkaffee when they are in a hurry. in suitable weather,...they have outside seats the road is in the quiet enough, they can observe people

We went to have lunch after a wonderful morning looking for bargains together in the market on Thursday . After putting everything into the car we headed to are favourite place locally for lunch. Our neighbours came too as we wanted to say thank you...dog sitting the week before. We were greeted with smiles and looked round to see plenty of locals eating happily. After ordering drink we had roast cockerel in beer or slow roasted pork. The starter was pate with salad or boiled egg, Sara wanted a tomatoe salad because she didn't like either of the starters , they were happy to accommodate this . After are food arrived with plenty of fresh hand cooked chips and salad we had more wine. The deserts were so tempting we all had one , apple pie with ice cream and cream , creme brûlée or cafe gaumonde (celection of three mini puddings and very strong coffee) we all had different things and loved them all and of course tried each other's just to make sure the tasted as good as they looked. We had three courses , wine and beer and the total bill was euro for four people .