The 10 Best Restaurants In Boutonnet, Montpellier

Dining under plane trees in Boutonnet
Dining under plane trees in Boutonnet | © Hemis / Alamy Stock Photo
Shyla Watson

Located in southern France, Montpellier is the fastest growing city in the country. Established well within the city’s center, Boutonnet is a bustling neighborhood where most locals and visitors flock to enjoy a night out on the town or a delicious bite to eat. Read our list to discover the 10 best restaurants in Boutonnet, Montpellier.

1. La Cocotte

Restaurant, French

La Cocotte serves classic French favorites. Order menu items such as duck breast with goat cheese, casserole, French onion soup, poached foie gras, chicken polenta, and more. The menu is prix fixe, so you can enjoy an appetizer, an entree, a drink, and dessert all for a very affordable price. The restaurant is tucked away, hidden from most tourists, so you’ll be surrounded by mostly locals and regulars, giving you an authentic Montpellier experience. However, this means that the wait staff may only speak French.

2. Le Pré Vert

Restaurant, Brasserie, Cafe, Mediterranean, French, Vegetarian

A neighborhood cafe, Le Pré Vert is bright, fun, and oozes folly. The front entrance is adorned with strings of flowers, flourishing plants, and brightly colored miniature furniture perfect for children to enjoy. The back patio is also equipped with bright furniture, including orange and pink tables, and green and yellow chairs. Come and enjoy refreshing salads, goat cheese toast, minced beef burger, potato gratin, and more.
Address and Telephone: 10 Rue Sainte Anne Montpellier, FR

3. Burger N Co

Restaurant, French, Vegetarian, Fast Food

Burger N Co is no fast food restaurant. The funky Montpellier favorite is themed after rock and roll, with burgers titled after famous songs. Bite into a juicy ‘Personal Jesus,’ ‘Stairway to Heaven,’ ‘Highway to Hell,’ or ‘I Love it Loud.’ There are a total of nine signature burgers on the menu, not including custom and vegetarian options. Order your burger with a side of crispy onion rings and an ice-cold beer, making a perfectly delicious and filling meal. Be sure to get there early if you decide to stop in during the lunch hour; there is limited seating inside and it’s a very popular place.

4. La Maison de la Lozére

Bistro, Restaurant, French

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La Maison de la Lozére has an overwhelmingly extensive wine list, but the servers are very knowledgeable and will help you make an educated choice that will pair excellently with your meal. Most of the menu items at La Maison de la Lozére originate from the French countryside, so if you’re searching for upscale comfort food, look no further than this phenomenally elegant bistro.

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