Mac Ewan's Cafe sur Orleans

As a Belgian experienced in the art of drinking, this location is strategic for ending a crazy night!

The servers are cool, the atmosphere is good, but the owner's rudeness is frightening... To give you an idea, I asked for a second glass of tap water for my friend and me, and she replied, "No, that's out of the question. How am I supposed to pay my employees with that... buy Evian or Badoit?" while yelling at me in front of everyone... no need to be aggressive, I remained very polite... We had already spent €25 on drinks. I don't think this would have affected your profits for the evening, given that the bar was packed and a 25cl beer costs €4.50... If the air conditioning worked properly in 39-degree heat, there wouldn't have been any need to ask for a second glass of water. Just so you know.

Jackpot. Great staff, excellent beer & brilliant service.

Excellent establishment and super friendly staff

For a game night or a night out with friends, for drinks and atmosphere. Super friendly servers.

While strolling through the streets of Orléans, we discovered Mc Ewan's Café and its inviting terrace. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and the music. The café is well located in the city center, on the pedestrianized Rue de Bourgogne, one of Orléans' oldest streets, now known as "Rue de la Soif" (Street of Thirst), with its many bars and restaurants. Inside, the bar is superb with its beer taps and large stools. The menu boasts a very wide selection, with a real focus on beer, both on tap and bottled. On weekends, the bar gets very lively. Despite the crowds, the service remains efficient and friendly, with the small bowl of chips to nibble on, always a welcome treat!

I went there with my best friend, and a very friendly and welcoming waitress named Zineb served us. I highly recommend her if you want to brighten your day.

Great beer selection waiter unfortunately not very attentive but we had a nice evening.

Plenty of draft beer selection and a great atmosphere! Perfect service

The bouncer was much nicer than the waiter