Événement - Carte

15 Le Bois Des Broches, Montaigu 02820, France

🛍 Viande, Viandes, Européen, Barbecue

4.1 💬 271 Avis
Événement

Téléphone: +33186995715,+33647001157

Adresse: 15 Le Bois Des Broches, Montaigu 02820, France

Ville: Montaigu

Menu Plats: 30

Avis: 271

"Il y avait un château gonflable pour les enfants dans le jardin, mes enfants ont adoré ça."

Charlotte Charlotte

Top cuisine, top service! Rien à dire...

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Nicolas
Nicolas

Je recommande vivement ce restaurant, calme, excellent et convivial.


Édith
Édith

Pour les enfants dans le jardin, il y avait un château que mes enfants ont adoré.


Sama
Sama

Il y avait un château gonflable pour les enfants dans le jardin, mes enfants ont adoré ça. Voir le carte

Catégories

  • Viande Savourez les riches saveurs de viandes préparées avec expertise, des steaks juteux et poulet rôti succulent aux côtes tendres et plats d'agneau copieux. Chaque sélection promet une expérience satisfaisante et délicieuse pour les amateurs de viande.
  • Viandes Découvrez une variété délicieuse de viandes succulentes, assaisonnées avec expertise et cuites à la perfection. Des steaks tendres aux rôtis savoureux, notre sélection de viandes promet de titiller vos papilles et de satisfaire vos envies. Voir le carte
  • Européen Savourez un voyage culinaire à travers l'Europe avec notre menu savamment élaboré, mettant en vedette des plats authentiques de France, d'Italie, d'Espagne et d'ailleurs, en utilisant les ingrédients les plus frais pour donner vie aux saveurs traditionnelles.
  • Barbecue Savourez les saveurs fumées et juteuses de nos délices barbecue. Des côtes tendres au porc effiloché succulent, chaque plat est grillé à la perfection avec nos sauces emblématiques, offrant un véritable goût du paradis du barbecue.

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