As our hotel in Lille had a basement breakfast room - something we are not too keen on - we decided to go to a bakery of the Le Pain Quotidien chain (French for ‘The Daily Bread’) on Place Rihour. While on our way there, we found another franchise closer by, at Rue Basse. It is a large place, which looks very attractive from the outside, bright and cosy with different corners and the typical mix of long ‘communal’ wooden tables and smaller tables. Upon entering we noticed an unpleasant smell (cleaning product?) but it was less persistent in the back where we sat. The four of us ordered basic breakfasts: croissants, bread and butter, boiled eggs, fresh orange juice, coffee and tea. The bread...
Passed this place while on the English waking tour and saw a few people inside with kids in a highchair and someone breastfeeding so decided to come back and try it.Quite a bit of space inside so managed to fit our pushchair next to our table without causing a blockage and a few others had too. Also had a baby changing table in the disabled toilet.Seemed popular with locals with children presumably because of this. There were a few in on an otherwise quiet Monday afternoon.As for the food cakes were lovely. Tried a caramel tart and a merveilleux.Unfortunately my wife was given the wrong hot drink but this might have been our poor French ordering. However at least one of the staff spoke good...
Set back from Grand Place so better value for breakfast. They do a Formule breakfast including coffee and a selection of croissant, bread and jams for 10 euros. Not cheap, but quality and better value than the hotel. They also do soup and quiche lunches which we did not try but they looked good. Fast free wifi without a password too. Fast and friendly service. Recommended.
Taken here by friend who said it was nice. Very "Eco" and healthy, think most things including beer were organic. Ingredients ok, salad was nice but the actual meals disappointing. Croque Monsieur was a ham & cheese toastie, not a proper Croque. The local speciality of pot o feu was vegetables with none of meat advertised. Bread was nice but that only good thing.
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Found this by chance but what a great find and obviously liked by the locals as it was buzzing on Sunday morning. Just what we were looking for and all organic!!! Bread, croissants, jams, fresh orange juice and the best hot chocolate I have ever had and all for just under 10 euros. A must if you are in Lille.
We popped in here after visiting the Christmas Market for a hot chocolate. It was packed, full of families with children and the service was slow due to it being so full. However the wait was worth it - the hot chocolate was amazing!
A bit expensive, but everything in good quality. Breakfast is before noon, so you'll have to get out of bed somewhat early! The big extra is there lightning fast internet connection that you can use freely.
We had to wait 40 min to get our soup? How long can it take to pour some soup in a bowl and add some bread? Ok I can understand it can get busy but this was just not acceptable.
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A peaceful moment in Lille for a break in your tour of Lille. Perfect for brunch or tea time.large choice of French tea brand "mariage frères", a délicieuse dessert
The brunch is really good tasty and also healthy!the croissant is the best ever and the service is normal!I would go there again if I could :-)
Assiette Composée De Mesclun, Gouda Mi-Vieux Et Mozzarella Di Bufala D.o.p
Panier De Pains Servi Avec Beurre, Confiture Et Pâtes À Tartiner
Petites Tartelettes Citron, Framboises Ou Chocolat (À Pièce)
Ajoutez Une Boisson Chaude Ou Un Verre De Vin
Tartelette Caramel, Citron Ou Pommes-Cannelle
Pâte À Tartiner Bis Ou Fruits Rouges
Jus D'orange Frais Ou Jus De Pomme
Käsekuchen Mit Roten Früchten
Merveilleux Au Chocolat Blanc
Le Farmer (Avec Saumon Fumé)
