Meat
350 Reviews
231 Rue de Bourgogne, 45000 Orléans, France

Meat
350 Reviews
231 Rue de Bourgogne, 45000 Orléans, France
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Shafiq Mumani
Shafiq Mumani, Aug 2024
Great service and lovely outside eating area. Steak tartare was excellent!
M. Obey Shaker
M. Obey Shaker, Oct 2023
One of the best steak spots in town. Totally recommended ??
Elsie Gothman
Elsie Gothman, Aug 2022
Two of my friends and I showed up around 9pm to get a starter and a main dish. It took the waiter 20 minutes to come take our order and she was blatantly rude to us. It then took another hour for a charcuterie board to come out and we didn't receive our burgers till after they closed. The staff would laugh at us when we ordered and was very rude. The food was fine but would not suggest going here due to the hospitality.
Papalo007
Papalo007, Apr 2022
I ordered Rumsteak and it was pretty bad. There was a lot of fat in the piece and it didn't taste good either. The prices are pretty standard. The tables are extremely small and there is barely any room for your feet under it. Would not recommend, especially because there is a lot of other restaurants in the street it is located.
Helen Morten
Helen Morten, Aug 2022
Beautiful burgers and delicious kebabs with gorgeous unusual sauces. Very generous portions. Profiteroles were huge, could definitely share a portion!
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