brasserie saint romain

A last minute decision to stop for lunch ended up to be a lovely lunchtime treat. The eating area inside is 2 levels surrounded by glass so you can enjoy the sun or rain and there is a covered patio that I am sure fills quickly on summer days. It is located in a commercial area but don't let that put you off, the food was delicious. Within 30 minutes both levels were filled. My friends and I had the special for the day which was a ravioli in a very tasty mushroom sauce with lots of melted cheese on top. A crisp salad accompanied the gratin and a bowl of French bread started the meal off. There is a children's menu which offered ham and French fries, chicken or pasta among other items. After the main meal came the dessert which was included and the choices were ice cream for the kids and either crème Brule, a panna cotta , or a chocolate pudding/ cake type dessert. Coffee, tea, a children's drink and even a glass of wine are included. We all agreed that we would stop again when we are in the area.

When you are coming back from the 7 pm (last tour) bus, most eating places would have closed on a Sunday; Yelp was suggesting an Indian place, but we

Really cool ambience and great service!__The sausage and mash with onion gravy was the ultimate comfort food.

3 1/2* The Cloisters_This is more of an eating pub rather than an eating pub_Vince was a great food server; super, super friendly; loved the chap_All day

They would not expect to find a good restaurant next to a super market, but this is excellent. nice menu, simple, but delicious. great service and smile