Taverne Karlsbrau - Beaucouzé

As they would expect from a restaurant in a lively shopping center, the service was good, the eating was good. we all had the moules mariniere et frites, which was delicious, but the muscheln were quite small, although many of them. price again as expected. one of these chains, not too expensive and about the right thing we had. perfect for a quick lunch while shopping.

This small Alsatian tavern is a very pleasant restaurant. the deco is nice and the atmosphere is as pleasant. When at the quality of the dishes, our whole table was very good and the quantity is there too. To finish the price is correct. I therefore recommend this address if you want to have a good time.

A nice break between 2 packs, a pleasant setting and a nice service. ideal for refreshing and an affordable food card.

The staff is pleasant and in small care. Meat is correct, however, fries are to be revisited... desserts are good.

When we arrived at 8pm, a very long waiting time, that is regardless of the will of this restaurant, however we were 6 more than 45 minutes waiting, I pregnant don't even propose to bring me a chair or something to drink. Then installed, we order the entries for two people the toasts were forgotten and bring following my husband's request. positive point: the entries quickly arrived! Then we go to the menu, over 40 minutes of waiting. no apology no matter how many customers in the restaurant the service should not exceed a certain time. and no offer of trade! The dishes are good, correct. normal! nothing EXTRAORDINARY!Gros negative points: dirty carafes! I'm the only one who drank water with little layers of fat on the top of my water. But the thirst of a pregnant woman is not waiting! the idem dessert containers "sale" trace of fat I ate me and the rest by forcing me! Don't worry. Birthdays are celebrated tonight. No worries for the famous "happy birthday" noisy, but it didn't stop "a little blow in the nose" this table of person has repeatedly turned to "laugh" in the room and no one to ask them to stop! it was the first and of course the last.