La Pergola Restaurant

Last week I spent my Friday evening at the la pergola club in ile de ré on the French Atlantic coast. After we arrived with a group of five friends and family members, we were guided on a small area with two chairs and a small couch table. we had arranged to book a table, but turns out that the club offers only a small coffee table with a very small square. Once we got to the table, we had to wait at least 20 minutes before a waiter would ask if we wanted to eat or drink. the night went on when the club filled and the waiters seemed still inexperienced and inappropriate. the only waiter I could see was a young man named mathieu who smoked zigarettes with younger girls instead of doing his job. I was very disappointed by the club because the music was very bad and the service was extremely disappointing. I hope this review will help them out a choice for a good night. don't go to la pergola.

La pergola is the historic beach club at ile de re. it has added a restaurant a few years ago, with mixed record. I remember a great vintage when it was one of the best tables. this is definitely not one that remembers it. The...Menu not inspiring and subdivide the dishes. Too bad

My fears and care remained before the door of this electrifying oasis for thrill seekers and highly worshipers alike. on the great pilgrimage we call the life, la pergola is the jerusal of the soul. they will find the holy thing about the pearls tore and. in the holy water of good times. The wavy white concrete seats provide loving support for those who physically overwhelmed by the sacredness of the vibes and the nasty pink environment emulsifies the feeling of the foetal naïveté that they feel when exposed to the new, divine and humiliating experience that is la pergola. So, if they are looking for hedonistic healing of the vaticans of nightlife, they go down to worship in the “time of night. ‘

Eight o clock was a bit late for us to start dinner our table was in a corner, bench seats in the sand, a bad startWe overcame that with a round of americanos and a magnum of veuve cliquotPate, smoked salmon and tara for ordeuvres then rissottos, hamburgers, and tuna with fois grasAll this sounds exciting but in our party of 12 there were some disappointed customersProbably the most uncomfortable place we have eaten on ile de re!If you are looking for beach type dining this is for you

This place is more popular for its discoteque however the restaurant has a lot to offer step inside and it is like eating on the beach white tables and chairs, chairs in the sand white decor all around with lots of greenery to add colour to the surroundings.the menuis extensive with cheaper lunch time offerings if burgers etc the menu and specials is varied and well thought out a good selection of wines with some i have never heard of service is efficient and friendlywell worth a visit closing soon