Le Carre - Mérida

The festive menu at midday offers exceptional value. both the main course and the deserts are excellent and the Belgian kartoffel friries are to die. the only criticism I have is the consistency of the day's offer. one day you get a liter of beer and the next day orange. it should be a beer restaurant, so beer should form permanently part of its day offer (with a non-alcoholic change).

I was screaming yesterday and didn't like the service at all. I went back today and in the did the service was perfect. edi, a young waiter greeted us in style and made us feel great. the food was also good (except the French pommes.)

Just go, trust me. Great place to start her night! it is located between the centro and northern part of mérida.

A local friend recommended this bar that I had often driven, and we had a great time. the beer menu and a part of the price of the most luxurious, is a spirit that floats. I was very happy to find a nice friamboise. the food was ok., good enough, the service attentive, big screens, funny music. will return definitiw.

After reading Racal24 's review and visiting Le Carre last night we wondered if we were in the same place. Obviously much has changed in a year. Almost none of the enticing beers in the beer menu could be ordered. Only a small selection was available....The food was terrible. I 've never seen a 'vol au vent ' that was not basically a pastry case with filling inside. I was presented with a plate of tepid chicken and mushroom stew that might have had a few crumbs of pastry mixed in, accompanied by soggy fries. My wife 's Carbonnade Flamande would not have gone down well in Ghent, to say the least. Dry, overcooked with a strange spice I could not place. The service was surly, grudging and quite unhelpful. One had the impression the staff would like to have been anywhere but there last night