Bistrot de l'Eglise

One of the most rude things in the city. or better said they don't give a s. about you. Of course, there is no English menu and of course they don't speak English, and of course they couldn't take care of you less. So we had no chance to taste her food, because we had no idea what they offer, so we went away. howrd people who run a hospitality business. I suggest they take another business line. the transition with cuatoms is not its strong point.

We arrived at 11 o'clock and the girl seemed much more interested in preparing for lunch than visiting us. we sat on a table and she was stressed and led us to a table for 2. we told her that there were 4 of us (the other 2 closely followed) but she insisted that we sit there and (literal) 2 more chairs pulled to a small table. if she had been deprived, this would not have been a problem. the coffee was nice, but not back. a smile would not go amiss

Le bistrot d’eglise felt like a small oasis of rest, just over the drongs, which pushed through the tourist traps of saintes maries. perhaps the fact that it is on the church square, but it is also the atmosphere of the unhurried rest created by the owner. we had a...veggie salat plate nicely joined together and very filling and a hard fish steak. at 19 € this was at the upper end of the price range, but fully justified by its size and perfect preparation. the lemon crispy delivered a very tangy dessert. I was wondering it would work better with vanilleeis instead of (as served) lemon sorbet, and on the chat with the owner it seemed that he had the same thought. another visit is only worthwhile to try another combination!

While sm de la m is in the summer months heaving, this bistro offers a quiet recreation. the choice is good, the personal friendly and helpful. a good choice for not carnivores.

The church square is packed.Bistrot de l'Eglise is not so crowdy,nice terrace overlooking the church,simple yet good food,with no pretention.Family staff