Casse-croute Cie - Ibos

I would have liked to taste their pastries but I couldn't because people came after me and that apparently the policy of this sign was first arrived last served. I therefore advise you to go only if there's someone already queued or I don't know how long you'll wait, provided that they serve you one day.

Very convenient, with the chances of the perfect shopping centers when you have children at the low age, the fries are good, the dishes fit properly to the children, beautiful view when you eat on the terrace, but the system for the recovered dishes is very little convenient.

A little break sweetened by an afternoon of September torrid, where we suffered well during our shopping in the outdoor area of the Le Méridien Shopping Centre. Friendly home, large counter with many choices of sandwiches, pastries and cakes to share or individual, restricted dining area with normal chairs and tables and high chairs .... very uncomfortable. We opt for a pretty good raspberry pie, and refreshing iced teas, at all for reasonable price. 4/5 for the reception and taste and freshness of the taste, but 2/5 for very uncomfortable seats. N.B.: The property does not accept checks.

I’m a regular, it’s always good to pass, but then I didn’t at all accept the way this new girl spoke to me “wait demerdez vous” and then she left. It is not at all acceptable!

Very busy at noon In the meat chain vegetables/frites are at will. The desserts upstairs. Average entry. Rather than selling drinks at an extra cost, an autonomous distributor (e.g. with chips) would be welcome. Landscape on the terrace