Le Blueberry

A good stop partway through a cycling ride, with plenty of seating and clean bathrooms. The fixed price menu had limited choices, and the food was good but not great. Prices were okay, though nothing special, and the drinks seemed highly priced.

I didn’t stay at the hotel, but I ate here a few times and think it’s the best place to eat in town. The food was consistently excellent, and the service was friendly and efficient. Highly recommended.

I was a bit apprehensive after reading some reviews, but ended up having a really good stay. Don’t expect luxury, but it’s clean and the staff are helpful. The bed was made and clean towels were provided every day, and the shower was hot. The only things that took away half a star each were the shower head, which had nowhere to slot in so I had to hold it, and the noise from the bedroom. We were at the front of the hotel overlooking the bar, and with the windows open to keep cool during some really warm weather, it got a little noisy. I had earplugs, so it didn’t really bother me, but it could be a nuisance for some. I’d definitely go again. Thanks for a great time.

Quite a story :) The place was completely empty and it was raining. I came alone to eat and quietly work on my laptop, so I sat at a four-seat table. When the food came, the waitress refused to put it down there and told me I had to move to a single table. I explained that I wanted to work and eat, and pointed out the place was empty, but she still wouldn’t give me my food, so I left. Then the owner chased me out. I tried to explain, but he was too busy hitting me and trying to steal my MacBook to listen. Eventually, after he took my glasses, I went back in and paid the 14 Euros. I’m a sixty year old geek, by the way, not exactly a professional criminal. And no, they didn’t have reservations. The waitress said she didn’t know if anyone was coming in. Yes, after being hit and physically shoved multiple times over what’s basically a civil matter, I did throw the pizza on the ground :)