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Nice cosy french restaurant ... fair value ... the dishes seem like local authentic french food in Perignon or Middle part of France. Love the ambienc…
C. K.
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A tiny neighbourhood restaurant, oozing with the nearest thing you will get to a true Gallic atmosphere, this side of the channel. The food is uncompr…
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Lovely Unsung small classic French Restaurant with a diverse of much changing classic French dishes that are produced to a great standard, as a chef m…
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4 Reviews on “Casse-Croute”
Nice cosy french restaurant … fair value … the dishes seem like local authentic french food in Perignon or Middle part of France. Love the ambience overall… very busy restaurant if you go before 830pm.
A tiny neighbourhood restaurant, oozing with the nearest thing you will get to a true Gallic atmosphere, this side of the channel. The food is uncompromisingly French and if you are vegetarian, don’t bother. I enjoyed an excellent Creme DuBarry – a cauliflower soup, accompanied by some proper French bread. Following that I had veal medallions on a bed of parsley risotto – an enormous comfort-food dish which I almost couldn’t finish. The service is French and uncompromising but not without humour.It’s essential to book as there are only a few covers. Great value for the money and a fantastic neighbourhood restaurant. I’m not sure I’d cross London for it but if I was near the area it would be a regular. thefoodjudge.com
Lovely Unsung small classic French Restaurant with a diverse of much changing classic French dishes that are produced to a great standard, as a chef myself I truly admire the classics being delivered to such a good standard in this day and age. Highly Recommended
I was lucky enough to be treated to a birthday dinner at Casse Croute by the lovely London Curry Blog.This place does authentic French food in a very intimate and cosy setting. As you’re waiting to be seated it’s very hustle and bustle, with waiters running around holding plates of delicious looking food or bottles of red wine to satisfy the dinners. Once you’re seated, the waiters will speak to you in French (if you so wish), reading out the small, changed-daily blackboard menu consisting of 3 starters, 3 mains and 3 desserts.Be warned, in standard French style, it’s not a place for vegetarians. But for meat and fish lovers it’s absolutely fantastic. The food was perfectly cooked, didn’t take forever to come out, and went very well with the Cotes du Rhone we’d chosen. I’d recommend this place to all my friends, but probably won’t come back in a hurry purely because I don’t think my birthday evening experience could be beaten!Soire parfaite, bouffe excellente, Sarah tres contente. whatsarahdoes.com