Flunch Alencon Arconnay

Evening in the week quite a lot of people, friendly staff, fried mussels with great will. affordable prices. we're very happy to do it again

Dropped in to have a reasonably priced family lunch, having eaten a few times at other Flunches. On the upside, it was clean. On the downside, we spent more time standing around waiting for food to be cooked and coffee to be made (having already paid for both) than we spent sitting down and eating. Our cooked meals were all ready at different times (the quickest was 10 minutes, the slowest 25 - which then had to go back again as the well-cooked steak hache was still raw inside), the veg on offer was pitiful (no frites, but we could have waited another 10 minutes for some more; no mashed potato), so we loaded up on French beans and courgette.Having already paid for coffees, I expected to use a token to access the machine, but no - I had to queue up again to get the coffees. After 10 minutes of waiting, I asked how much longer I would have to wait at which point the coffees were poured - after a few more minutes I enquired if they might be ours. Oh, yes, so they were.The strange thing was that it wasn't busy, just incredibly thinly staffed.The quality of the food was okay. The availability of the veg was poor. The overall experience was very disappointing.Pas encore, merci beaucoup.

Welcoming staff. A lot of dish. clean room. a lot of people on the noon in the week..Petit sandwich bar is dessert, practice on the noon quickly.

If you are hungry the Flunch is the place for you. Wonderful vegetables and potato dishes to chose from and good and hot.

Stopped here for lunch before on a couple of occasions on our way south. Have had no reason to complain. It is partly self service, i.e select starters/desert and drinks from a buffet type display, order main course at the till and collect from counter. Veg and potato again self serve. Never had a bad meal yet.