Café de la Table Ronde sur Grenoble

Everything was perfect: very pleasant waiter, impeccable cuisine, and elegant presentation of the dishes. 👌 Just one minor point: the restrooms were very clean, but the premises could use a good refresh. 🖌️

Pleasant terrace on a historic square.

An evening on the terrace in a superb setting. A smiling, humorous waiter! He managed to keep up with a table of 17 women... no small feat! We also had a very good meal. An address to remember!

Warm welcome, excellent service, very good food!!!

Amazin place, at the quiet square, next to the church. Huge choice of seafood. Ocean salad is must to try. Youghourta was excellent waitress. And generally service is good. Prices is also affordable. Friday evening, there was music near cafe that made it very cozy.

We received a warm welcome from the hosts. Excellent restaurant. I recommend it to everyone.

Very nice place, very friendly... good value for money.

Jamel the best man ever. Great service

This is one of the oldest restaurants in France, founded in 1739. Their specialties are a lot of traditional French country food and Lyonnais offal cuisine, like andouillettes and roasted pig kidneys. We started with some escargots prepared in the traditional way, with garlic and butter. They were great. Several of the eight people at the table, myself included, ordered the Choucroute Alsasian. This is basically a big pile of warm sauerkraut served with boiled potato, several types of sausage, ham and a sliced side of bacon. I found it to be dry and boring. I tried to spruce it up with some mustard that was offered. But the mustard was so hot that I saw God.....I think that the dish was well made and nicely presented. It was just so authentic and Germanic that it was a disappointment for me. But this restaurant is worth a try! Just ask a lot of questions and beware that something "traditional and authentic" was probably great in the Middle Ages, but not necessarily now.

I traveled here and found one of my favorite restaurants in the world. Can’t wait to go back