Cafe Opera - Bordeaux

This place is a safe place to go if you enjoy the convenience of eating centrally. The food was very good, but the service could have been a bit more attentive.

I was fortunate to be invited by InterContinental Hotels Group for an amazing dinner at the Grand Theatre just opposite the InterContinental who provided the food for the occasion. As we walked into the theatre we were welcomed by a number of 'greeters' in period customes. As you would expect from one of the world's top hotel group the evening was a treat, the food to die for and the Cheval Blanc and the Chateau D'Yquem normally only to dream about. A superb venue, service, food and wine. Unforgettable.

Superbly elegant, Cafe Opera in Bordeaux, has ambience aplenty ~ with its impressive chandeliers, its domed ceilings, its stately pillars ~ reminiscent of what I would imagine La Belle Epoque to be. The posh surroundings within this restaurant added to my high expectations of the food about to be served. And I was thoroughly delighted by the artistic presentation of each dish served us. Not only that, from hors d'oeuvres, to main dish, to dessert, the food was exquisite and scrumptious! The waiters and waitresses were very polite

It's a pity that in such a brilliant and historic place it is impossible to find quality also in service and food.

My husband and I have just come back from a short break in Bordeaux - the highlight of which was lunch on the last day at Cafe Opera. A 3 course lunch was 26 Euros - 3 choices for each course. The confit of duck with pomme St Florentin was totally amazing as was the chocolate fondant with butterscotch icecream I had for dessert. Would definitely go back if we return to Bordeaux