The terrace is lovely for a late lunch. I had their brunch last Sunday&mdash;the poached eggs were spot on, and the fresh pastries were a real treat. Honestly, the best I&#39;ve had in Nantes. The service was a bit slow, but it was worth the wait.

They have a typical menu for that terass/brasserie place. We git burgers and we thoght they were between good and very good. Limited selection of the most common beers. It is an ok place but I don&#39;t know how I got 9.6 on the fork. It&#39;s an ok place but nothing special. Easy to find spot that should be about 8, not a hidden gem. 4.1 on Google seemes more fair.

Been coming here for years. What keeps me coming back is the outdoor seating area. It&#39;s just a really nice spot to unwind with a beer after work, especially on a sunny evening. The tables are spaced out well, so it never feels cramped.

The IPA here has a really nice, crisp bitterness that lingers. Not too heavy. The stout is smooth, almost creamy. They clearly know their stuff when it comes to brewing. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The staff were so friendly and spoke a few languages, which made it super easy for our group to order.

Cozy spot, nice for a quiet evening. The charcuterie board was generous, good selection of meats and cheeses. The cheese board was tasty too, but the bread could have been a bit fresher.

Came for the duck wok and it totally delivered. The sauce was this rich, savory glaze and the meat just fell apart. Also tried their poke bowl on a friend&#39;s reco - super fresh. Servers were a fun bunch, made the whole vibe really chill.

Booked ahead and glad I did, it&#39;s a tiny spot. The stone walls and the music they had on gave it a real cozy, intimate vibe. Felt like a nice little hideaway for a meal.

Morning double espresso was spot on. The view&rsquo;s the real draw, though. They had a nice, soft playlist going, and the staff were quick. A bit pricey for a coffee, but worth it for the scene.

Lovely pub vibe, the staff were all smiles which made it feel so welcoming. We grabbed a table by the window and just relaxed. The fish and chips were solid, crispy batter and the mushy peas were a nice touch. A good spot for a casual pint and a bite.

The staff was really helpful with my food intolerances. Good spot if you&#39;re near the Cit&eacute; des Congr&egrave;s.

The duck main course was incredible, rich flavor that filled the mouth from the first bite. The &#39;caf&eacute; gourmand&#39; with coffee and small desserts was a perfect finish. Great value for the quality.

The patatas bravas were really good, crispy outside and creamy inside. They have a solid tapas menu, and the prices felt fair for what you get.

We often have a meal or a drink at the Clubhouse.  The setting is peaceful, clean and cozy (inside near the fireplace) with a lovely view outside.However, the service seems to be declining and increasingly slow.  Our last meal on the terrace, a standard fixed daily menu plus a child&#39;s menu took over (!) 2 hours in all and that did not include coffee which we decided to skip because is was past &quot;naptime&quot; for our grandson.We will still go to the Clubhouse for drinks and coffee because of the surroundings, however, even without children, the meal drags on.  After ordering (daily menu) there was a half hour before being served the appetizer, then another half hour before the main course and another half hour for dessert.There were very few clients inside or outside and it was not a bank holiday, so we can&#39;t understand why the service is sooooo sloooow.Food was fine and the surroundings agreeable, but unless you want to negotiate a long contract during lunch, just go to have a drink.

Came back three times just for the pasta. The carbonara is the reason&mdash;creamy, not heavy, with the right amount of guanciale. It&rsquo;s exactly the same each visit. That&rsquo;s what I look for.

The real deal, right on the sand. Came for the sunset and stayed for the rum punch. It&#39;s got that Caribbean vibe, and the snack plates were just right with the drinks. A solid spot for a sundowner.

The beer selection is the real draw here. Had a flight of four local IPAs, each distinct. The third one had this piney, resinous hop character that lingered. Bottle list is extensive but I stuck to the drafts. Could spend hours just working through the tap list.

Nice little spot in the center of Nantes. Had a decent lunch here, the steak frites was pretty good. The place has a cozy feel. Service was fine, though a bit slow when it got busy.

The mini brunch is a solid deal for &pound;12.50. Got a massive mug of coffee and the plate was piled high. Can&#39;t really ask for more at that price.

Loved the terrace for a quiet lunch. The salad was so fresh, with crisp greens and a light dressing. Perfect for watching the city. The whiskey list looked good, though I stuck with water. A peaceful spot to enjoy simple, quality ingredients.

Solid wine list. The tapas are creative, well-executed. Good quality ingredients. A convenient place for a quick drink and a few bites after work.

Stopped by for a drink on a hot afternoon. The Carlsberg and draft cider were pretty good. The shaded outdoor seating was a nice spot to relax. Inside had a pool table, which was a decent touch.

A simple, friendly bistro. The croque-monsieur was spot-on, good cheese and the bread had a nice crunch. Had it with a coffee in the afternoon, just the right kind of casual stop.

Nice spot for an evening. Good wine list, and the music was at the right volume for conversation. Service was efficient. Prices are reasonable for the area. Would stop by again if in the neighborhood.

Staff were welcoming and professional, service felt relaxed. The sommelier&rsquo;s wine suggestion for the main course was spot on&mdash;really complemented the dish. A pleasant evening overall.

The hot chocolate with coffee they made off-menu was the highlight! Staff were so nice to whip that up for me. It had the perfect balance, not too sweet. Really made my afternoon.

The Crozes Hermitage was a standout. They have a thoughtful list with a good range of organic bottles and by-the-glass pours. Just what I was hoping for.

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