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Une petite pizza le soir un samedi sans reserver. C'était possible et dans une petite ruelle a l'écart en terrasse.Les pizzas etaient plutot bonnes.Le service sympa.La proposition d'eau pour notre toutou est fortement appréciée.Une bonne soirée.Prix légèrement élevés pour des pizzas mais on a passé un bon moment quand meme. View all feedback.
What Nayara Anguiano doesn't like about Passe Le:
this place may not like the English or perhaps thought to me and my brother were gay with laces between waitress and cook, as we paid 12,50 euro for an etna salad starter, which half the salat was brown, which I left on the side of the teller as a hint. first came, Curley chips were just edible cache and they were probably bought in medium steak was rare, and salt in wound rest of the plate was filled with an art sal... View all feedback.
Easily hidden, but good to find. great pizza, but not just that. fine table outside and friendly service
This place may not like the English or perhaps thought to me and my brother were gay with laces between waitress and cook, as we paid 12,50 euro for an etna salad starter, which half the salat was brown, which I left on the side of the teller as a hint. first came, Curley chips were just edible cache and they were probably bought in medium steak was rare, and salt in wound rest of the plate was filled with an art salat leaf filled with brown spots, I was gob smashed and was ready to go, but for my brother did not want to wave. the chef came by and asked what was wrong with eating, I have the brown salat and with a gallic shrug was told on 28 september, it was the season! unbelievable! one that did not look very big were 8 euro. expensive, rubbish food, anti foreigner avoid
We had a lunch in Le Passe with the entire family. It's a family run restaurant, with a lot of passion to food, and excellent food, and not only pizzas. We had great steaks, excellent pizzas, and pasta that my children loved. It seems that...the owner is doing her job from the bottom of her heart.
Le Passè is a little pizzeria, located in an alley crossing the central Rue du bains. To find it you must follow the arrow on the sandwich advertising standing in Rue du bains. Good selection of pizzas (very thin and tasty) and of Italian (Le...Passè was former Il Passato) and French plates, cooked in front of you by a gentle lady in an oper kitchen. Some shady tables in the alley during summer, few tables (35 places max) in winter. An unpretentious place, where to have lunch and dinner like at home. Menus for children and turists available, average price 15-20 Euros per person, house wine included.
Nous avons visiter ce restaurant pour diner avec ma famille. La serveuse était irrespectueuse elle voulait prendre la commande à la hate, la salade manquait des ingrédients et quand nous avons protesté elle était désagréable disant qu'il y a trop de monde et elle peut pas tout faire!! Trop cher par rapport à la qualité des plats, le service et l'accueil....Complètement déçue !! Je n'y retourne jamais
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