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another place we often eat at least once a week when we come to do our shopping. most great supermarkets in france have connected a restaurant (not like a tesco caffe its separate but inside the building) and that is next to e leclerc. the place is busy. it seems to be used by many workers (common practice in such restaurants in france) and when they come, and they will probably have to join a waiting queue. we're trying to get dead here or after something calmed down. there is a la carte menu (burger, children options, other dishes), but we go in the rule for the menu du jour, which offers courses and wein over (I forget exactly how much) its excellent value. the team will find them a seating place and if they have a child with them, they will try to get them close to the small soft play area (it can be loud, but the child for them they will always be offered an aperitif before their order is taken (kir) and the waitress pours it as they sit. she then reads the menu for her and wanders out before a senior team member comes to pick her order. the menu choices usually include one or two salads (gizzards or Roquefort cheese) maybe something like a samosa or a crown chicken. the appetizers are very generous and there is always a lot of bread. chefs are often a stew/cassrole of any kind, perhaps a piece meat or fish and served with pasta, rice or chips (they don't get any choice the meals are served with the guides) veg, if served is often overcooked, which only normally in this part of frank (I still have a restaurant that veg al dente is served) puddies the senior staff know a few words, but overall they talk to them in French and will not understand when they try to speak English to them (and why should they not eat well, but its great food at a great price.