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Contribute FeedbackA really nice entrance of what must have been an upper bourgeoisie type house previously. The "grand salon" is now the dining area, classically decorated with good taste. The service is on the pompous side while the food is appropriate. The details which counts are not: IE: no fabric towels in the bathroom wash bassin but disposable paper ones....
We found this gem at the end of lunch time. The lunch of the day was over, but we ordered from the a la carte. We had the Gaspacho soup for a starter and a filet for mains. Both were delicous. But the best experience was the young man waiter, who has a natural positive attitude for customer service. 10 points for that.
We wandered in here after a long day of sightseeing. Although we didn't have a reservation, they were gracious and seated us. My two friends had the menu de jour and I had the fillet of beef. Everyone was happy with their meals.
Between the Art Museum and the Fountain Jardin, in a very attractive, quiet area, you will find this restaurant. It has probably Nimes' most beautiful outdoor seating. And also a lovely interior. It is very reasonably priced, and the lunch menu is really a steal at way under 20 euros. You will have a quiet, peaceful lunch in a beautiful setting with friendly, helpful service. If you want a break from the noise and bustle of the main drag in Nimes, with its hectic, crowded restaurants that serve greasy fries and dried-out baguette slices, try le Carre d'Art. You will not be disappointed.
Was in Nimes in May 2016. Stopped at this restaurant for lunch al fresco. Ate so much good food in France, I forget exactly what we had here, but I remember it was excellent.