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.
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.
Visit La Brasserie des Arts for farm to table, market meals. The cafe serves a variety of small, gourmet eats, such as cuttlefish with Spanish chorizo, toast with sliced banana, Gorgonzola ravioli, and red mullet risotto. La Brasserie des Arts is known locally for their delicious artisan pizzas, fresh and innovative seafood dishes, and magnificent desserts. Some of the most popular ones include the house lemon tart, chocolate cake with ice cream and mint, caramelized pear, and more.
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L’Oracle has several great dining areas: an intimate interior, an open-air terrace and a banquet room. L’Oracle serves fine wines and gourmet bites, but that doesn’t mean that this fine dining restaurant is expensive. The prix fixe menus available will allow you to enjoy an entree, salad, and dessert, although you can always order your meal a la carte if you prefer. Enjoy everything from steak tartare and braised beef, to raspberry crepes and chocolate fudge cakes. L’Oracle is the ideal location for a celebration or group gathering.
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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.
La P’tite Ardoise is a comfortable cafe that is so homey and comfortable, you’ll believe that you are dining at a friend’s house. Order from one of the three prix fixe menus available and dine on dishes such as lamb confit with garlic and thyme sauce, zucchini gratin, raspberry nutella tiramisu, salmon skewers, and more. The staff is friendly and attentive, and is more than happy to make menu suggestions. Watch out for delicious wine to pair your meal with, candlelit tables, contemporary art on the walls, and an overall warm and inviting atmosphere. The food is so delicious that you’ll come back as often as you can to try everything on the menu. Visit La P’tite Ardoise with friends and family for a fun time and fabulous dinner.
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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.
La Bistrote is chic, elegant, trendy, and affordable. Pull up a chair and order dishes such as escargot, baked razor clams, lamb shanks, beef tartare, and more. Then, compliment your meal with a phenomenal glass of wine. La Bistrote has everything from pinot noir and merlot, to chardonnay and sauvignon blanc. Wine bottles are used as part of the decor, along with a luxurious chandelier, quaint table lamps, chalkboard cheese platters, and framed art and photographs hung on the white, brick walls. Address and Telephone: 4 Rue Philippy Montpellier, FR, +33 4 67 66 14 17
