Bistro Poulette - Bordeaux

We ate here on two occasions and both times were impressed by the freshness and quality of the ingredients and the charming hospitality of the staff. Romain is a lovely host, gregarious and very welcoming and his waitresses and chef are delightful too. Had a carpaccio of white fish with notes of ginger, spring onions and radish, crevettes with a mustard dressing and aioli. This was followed by chicken with a rich vegetable medley of aubergine, broccoli, mushroom with thyme. On another occasion we had the white fish with grilled vegetables. The food here is simple and delicious. It is reasonably priced too. Well done Romain and team.

Great restaurant in the market, good service. Mussels frites looked good. Had the meat and cheese plates.

We lived in the neighborhood and the restaurant was always busy and the food looked delicious. We ended up going late at night and got delicious crème brûlée and tasty wine. The music was super fun and we enjoyed dancing with the staff and other guests. Best place! Love it !

We ate here twice and would have gone back once more if possible (market was closed). Both times I had the moules mariniere and my husband had the one with the lardons fresh, steamed perfectly. We enjoyed dipping the fries in the broth before eating. The two young ladies taking care of everyone were to the point and quick. We had no room for dessert or coffee afterwards. A pleasant, casual market restaurant experience. They provided blankets as it was quite chilly and water without needing to ask.

Well we trudged round the market du capuchins (as recommended by rick stein on Bordeaux weekends) and then found this restaurant for lunch very nearby afterwards. Ordered lobster roll and half lobster with salad and chips as this restaurant is known for lobster. Good value 13€ for lobster roll €23 half lobster. Average fare however overcooked chips and soggy salad, lobster very small portion. Not memorable enough to go back sadly.