David and Christelle will welcome you with open arms. Live music on Friday nights. Booking required. Great dishes of the day all prepared from fresh ingredients. Interesting wines of the week.

Tea, Coffee and beautiful cakes made in their own Boulangerie-Patisserie, served in a friendly atmosphere. Situated just off the main square.

I'm stretching the definition of restaurant here: a "restaurant" is where you go to "restaurer" yourself when jaded. Grand Frais in Narbonne is a store where you can buy a truly breathtaking selection of fresh vegetables, fruit and meat. It opened 14 months ago and has already made Carrefour and Geant look like Somerfield. Six or seven types of tomato: six varieties of mushroom: every herb you can think of: chirimoyas (custard apples) from Spain: pineapples: cheeses "fermier": five types of melon: every conceivable green or root vegetable: the list goes on. Customer service is exemplary - ask if a melon is ripe, they'll cut one open for you. This is my type of "restaurant".

If you are looking for a typical french style bistro...then this is it. The decor is lovely, complete with red check table cloths. Food and service are both very good, we arrived Saturday evening around 9.30 the place was buzzing with families, couples old and young and all french, whch we took as a good sign.

Right beside the famous Les Halles indoor market this restaurant is very popular with locals, particularly at lunch time, serving traditional French cuisine from a selection of set menues and an excellent a la carte, closed Sundays and Mondays, arrive before 12.30 if you want lunch.

We always visit this restaurant when in Narbonne. The service and the food are excellent. The steaks are fantastic.

We decided to try this restaurant, because we had read about the chateau's recent renovation. Sitting outside on the terrace, we had a tasty and enjoyable lunch. The first sign of the excellent service was -- without a request -- moving a nearby umbrella to assure that it and our umbrella together kept us in the shade. While the menu at a fixed price of €26 is not inexpensive, it did include a novel concept -- the ability to enjoy at least five of the chateau's wines as a "wine buffet" -- without any limitation. The courses were served smoothly at a nice pace. The Caesar salad and the fish dish (a piece of dorade and lieu) were among the highlights of our lunch dishes. We plan to return!

Salon de The.Epicerie Fine. Many different coffees including Capucchino and wide range of teas. The cakes are of the highest standard, Everything we think French Cafes should be. A must when visiting Narbonne.

The menu is comprised of fresh, seasonal ingredients and offers a sophisticated breath of fresh air to the dining scene in Narbonne. The ambiance is intimate, warm and welcoming and the restaurant is incredibly good value. Full review here: http://chezlouloufrance.blogspot.com/2010/01/restaurant-le-26.html