Enjoyed a fantastic meal at Le Quartier Gourmet. A little off the beaten track but well worth a visit. The amuse bouche and little appetisers were delicious and promised the next courses would be spectacular. They were. A small but perfectly put together menu and beautifully presented and exceptional flavours. Thoroughly enjoyed our food and wished we could make room for dessert!! Highly recommend.

You have to find the place. But when into the restaurant…..it's just pleasure ! Do not expect a long menu built up from processed food….a few proposals, as appetizers, main and deserts….but all great. We were a large party, and tasted almost it all. Consensus came easy : food is fresh, well prepared, with some nice aromas and flavors and spices and flowers and and and…to enhance the whole stuff. Very acceptably modern

Located in a neighbourhood where you wouldn't expect to find it, this little place deserves a visit. Fresh top quality traditional French cuisine at affordable prices. If you appreciate fine food, and good wine at a reasonable price, this place is not to be missed.

great food and nice staff, very good meat and a nice dish with coquilles st. jaques. although it is a bit hidden it was crowded later, so better book a table

As in many boutique restaurants, the emphasis is more on the presentation than on the quality of food.

The menu is written on a chalkboard, which the servers have to hold up to everyone or drag around. This create an unnecessary nervousness in the already little place. Furthermore, one doesn't have much time to elaborate over each menu too long (as others are waiting for the menu)...

As expected the food was presented very nicely. However, for example, the Risotto was supposed to be vegetarian but had bacon in it (!). Furthermore, there was more salad on top of the Risotto than Risotto itself. The Tuna smelled like a Chicken and was think and dry.

So all in all, a nice place to be at, to look at your food, but ultimately fails to deliver quality.

(I've noted the rude server too)