a frontier that draws the eye. We stop, curious. The little granny in front of me is thrilled to be able to chat with the chef's darling, he rewards her with angel, love, says she can come in and see what's on the menu and go back if it doesn't like her today, she passes when she wants. He seems to be a little perched this adorable gentleman he seems in love with the world. Then we let each other try and decide to take a stalk pie, a soup and a dessert. Reheated in the oven on the advice of Mr. Great. I want to go back. As soon as possible.
A lovely place where we are greeted with great kindness. The concept is simple, vegetarian style tarterie, the kitchen is fresh and homemade, and the atmosphere, reception and prices are the strengths of this charming little family canteen. A very nice surprise and an address to test if you pass through Sens or reside there.
The decor is cute like everything, retro, tasteful. prices are a bit excessive for quantities (why insist on the local and does it any home when everything is served in pre-packed plastic boxes? and the server’s attention to his little love woman and the clientele may be a little excessive ..
warm welcome, everything is made home with love of exceptional quality products, succulent recipes. It's always with great pleasure that we come. I highly recommend.
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warm welcome, with great goodness. superior kitchen. mix of flavors. fresh and well associated products. an extra pie paste. I highly recommend!
Thank you very much for the dishes prepared for our delicious Sunday picnic! Without you, our escape would have had less flavor!
Excellent kitchen! prices are unfortunately a little too high for quantities, without that I will do my daily canteen!
very good meal very good address of the happy caretakers smiling a very nice address with perfect meals not to miss.
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In addition to an excellent meal, such a kindness that one wants to... return!
Beautiful address. good dishes, passion, taste. more for local beer.
