The sheltered courtyard was a very pleasant place to sit and relax, although the table and chairs perched on the sloping cobbles didn't enhance the experience. Average was truly the most praise that I could lavish on the food. The starter buffet lacked any fresh salad, so was bordering on poor, although there were some crevettes on offer which is a good thing. The main course we chose fish with frites and green beans, the fish was average, with no sauce which may have lifted it, the chips were good and the green beans were poor. The dessert buffet consisted of various unappetising looking tart slices and some other items, we chose some cheese which was good. The glass of rose wine offered as...
