LE BONSEJOUR - Verdun

A comprehensive menu of LE BONSEJOUR from Verdun covering all 30 courses and drinks can be found here on the card. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.

What Kevin H likes about LE BONSEJOUR:
Situated on the edge of town, this restaurant is well worth visiting. Advertised as a Grill-Pizzeria, is is a lot more besides. The menu is locally themed. My partner tried the Breton pizza, essentially a sea food topping of mussels, prawns and calamari. I ordered the leg of ham which was finished in the wood oven. Both were delicious. Washed down with half a litre of the house red. What more could we ask for?! read more.

When the weather is good you can also eat outside, And into the accessible spaces also come customers with wheelchairs or physiological limitations.

What Simon Gilson doesn't like about LE BONSEJOUR:
We came here based on TripAdvisor reviews on the quality of the pizzas as we were craving for pizzas and were somewhat disappointed. The base was too doughy and there was way too much cheese so it was incredibly oily and hard to digest. The balance of ingredients just didn't cut it for us.It was pretty darn pricey for what we ate. We also found the house wine disappointingly bad. Only the dessert was nice.The service... read more.

The succulent and fresh juices on the drinks menu supremely enhance the menus in the establishment, At the bar, you can unwind with a cool beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. There are also exquisite dishes available, typical for Europe, Also, you shouldn't miss out on the tasty pizza, traditional freshly baked in a wood oven.