We have seen half of area is in construction, and that inconvenient things are apparently happen here. Passengers feel uncomfortable due to not enough space for crowd people, not enough toilets, small monitors, no aerobridge, and etc.

My recent experience at Bordeaux Airport was nothing short of frustrating and disappointing. Although the terminal officially opened at 4:00 AM, no Air France staff appeared at the check-in counters for almost 40 minutes. The line of travelers quickly grew to extend out the door, and yet there was zero urgency from staff. Even more frustrating was witnessing multiple employees behind the desks who appeared to be socializing rather than assisting passengers. There was a clear lack of organization and leadership, especially during the early morning rush when efficiency matters most. To make matters worse: - The bathrooms were filthy and in need of serious cleaning. - The card reader at the café was down, leaving people unable to make purchases unless they had cash. - There was no clear signage or announcements to help passengers navigate the delay or understand what was happening. The airport’s poor service, lack of cleanliness, and disorganized operations set a negative tone for what should have been a smooth departure. For an international travel hub, this level of service is unacceptable in my opinion. I hope Bordeaux Airport takes this feedback seriously and works on improving staffing efficiency, cleanliness, and customer communication, especially because this experience felt more like chaos than travel.

Arrivals were clean, simple, quick and easy to get to onward travel whether that be bud, tram or rental car. Departures on the other hand is a very different story. Quick and easy luggage drop in Billi’ then had to move to ‘Hall A’. Security were more interested in their own conversations than helping travellers and seemed very lacklustre in checking carry on/ customers. The terminal can best be described as baron. We had the choice of a tiny cafe or duty free shop. We were told there were more eateries past border control. Once let through, no where was open and passengers were not allowed back through to the only open cafe. Young parents and vulnerable passengers had to use a vending machine by the gate. Toilets were spacious and clean, as was the terminal, this is no mean feat however as there is nothing to keep tidy as it’s empty. EasyJet should review flight times if services within their terminals close abnormally early. Shame for such a lovely city and surrounding area to visit.

This airport is simply okay. There was nothing fundamentally wrong, but equally nothing to make it stand out. Facilties are very basic but being a small airport it is quick to get through to airside. Handy there is a tram service right outside. If you get a late flight be warned that facilties may be closed and you risk being thrown out at closing time.

The seating areas are insufficient, and you end up waiting for a spot constantly. Security checkpoints are limited, which leads to long waiting times. Overall, the airport is clean, but the number of restrooms is inadequate. Waiting seems to be a constant theme here. Since Ryanair pulled out, there are very few destinations available, and ticket prices have skyrocketed. This airport really needs improvements, but unfortunately, it seems to be going in the opposite direction. Hopefully, it can develop and offer a better experience in the future.

I would give it 0. This airport is not designed for people! Multi-level long corridors, bathrooms are available only right after the control, but they are not close to the gates! Look at this wonderful dyson dryer that flows the water right in your face! No caffeteria after the control, only vending machines. But the worst thing is the splitting of gates into intra-EU and extra-EU flights. The gates <10-14 and 80-83> (if I remember the numbers correctly) are designated for extra-EU flights, but the the sign is perceived rather as 10-83 gates. There is pass control zone, and I had strong doubts that I have to pass it by travelling within Europe. I asked the controller if I should go, and she confirmed! Of course, there was no my gate. But now, I have the wrong stamp in my passport and probably must change it! This is not easy to do at all!

This is the worst airport I have ever been to. Over crowded to the point of danger. Staff are so rude the only explicable explanation is that they were all sent to a week long course on how to be rude. Scanners from the 1980s that take so long to scan they make everyone late. You'd be better off getting a bus or train and flying from somewhere that won't shave several years of life expectancy from you.

The muddy, puddle-filled pathways are an inconvenience but what got to me was the small enclosures. The lion’s pen is supposed to be new, but I’m wondering why it’s so sparse? Where’s the mental stimulation or even plants for these animals? They’ve had a sad start to life and at least they’re getting nourishment and care here at this zoo, but the enclosure feels small and empty. The elk’s pen felt incredibly small as well for an animal that runs great distances in the wild.

Spent a very enjoyable day visiting the zoo. Lots of shady areas to wander through when it’s hot and lots of different animals to see. Great day out for the family

Great small zoo, a lot of animals, you can see closely the lemurs, goats and feed parrots with nectar.

Lovely size zoo, enclosures arent the cleanest and water is dirty in all- including drinking water for animals. Only one set of toilets but lots of spaces to eat a picnic. Should have staff in the lemur, bird and goat areas as humans are horrid- a mam was pulling the tail of a lemur

An amazing zoo to visit when in Bordeaux. The animals are well looked after and the environment is incredibly clean. It probably only takes a couple of hours to get around the zoo comfortably but the prices are great and it definitely makes a good trip out. We would visit here again!

Awesome park. Not super big but very well worth it

Pretty small but really good zoo, I've been to the a lot zoos all around the world and some of them are times bigger but not this well organized. You can walk all around in about 1.5-2 hours, there are sunny and shadowy places. You can go inside to communicate with parrots (buy them food in the entrance for 50 cents), goats and lemurs. My baby was so happy to communicate with them, it's definitely the best part

A good, relatively small sized shopping centre. Restaurants available and parking is free.

I needed 2 items so I went there between 12 and 2pm and the lines were ridiculously long at checkout! Thankfully some kind people let me pass in front of them. Get some more workers for crying out loud!

Out of the city, wonderful shops . Clean and tidy

Clean and spacious, retail brands. with special thanks to amicable and professional staff at Jules.

Great place

Good and easy place for shopping

Just ordinary supermarket, nothing really special

It is a nice place in the heart of Bordeaux. I was visiting my friends in this city and we went to walk the baby. There were plenty of people, walking with kids or pets ; moreover, the parents played different active games with their kids. Nice place to have some rest outdoors.

Huge park with great trees, duck pond, peacocks and gardens. There’s also a bicycle training area for kids with traffic lights and crosswalks supervised by a police officer. The kids were loving the experience and learning the rules of the road.

Very big parc. It’s amazing just when i searched for the animals it was very difficult to find it and in the end there were no animals. There is a train but i couldn’t find the station where it started. I was exited for the animals and they had construction everywhere.

Pet and kids friendly park. Easily accessible by public transport. Merry go round, kids train and car are fun for toddlers. Highly recommendable for a day

It's quite big park with so many trails.

Our friend took us for a stroll around the park. A wonderful green space filled with locals and children. The little lake was very pretty. It is a great place for a shady picnic on a hot summer day.

Lovely park for a stroll and a picnic.

Delicious pastries and good coffee. Affordable prices.

One of the best croassant ever,, Also they have a good Baguette 🥖

For those you like pastries you'll find your happiness there.

Just had an incredible ham and cheese baguette from here!

Good food. Good to have a parking in front. Service could be better.

They have a drink guy some pizza and a coke once when I was there. Nice people.

The best bread I've ever had!

A beautiful little hidden gem. The space is cozy and bright, the service was warm and friendly, and the food was excellent! We were in a hurry and unfortunately didn’t have time for the full menu, but our dishes were delicious, and I would definitely like to go back the next time we are in the area. Highly recommend!

Excellent moment.

Excellent

(Translated by Google) Accessible for people with disabilities!!! A beautiful outdoor terrace overlooking the grounds. The welcome, service, and presentation of the dishes were a success! I recommend this restaurant! A very pleasant atmosphere. Thanks to the team. Come with family, as a couple, and/or with friends. A beautiful place. (Original) Accessible pour personnes en situation de handicap !!! Une belle terrasse extérieure vue sur le domaine. L’accueil, le service et le dressage des assiettes une réussite ! Je recommande ce restaurant ! Une très bonne ambiance Merci à L’équipe. À venir soit en famille, soit en couple et/ou entre amis. Très bel endroit.

(Translated by Google) Second visit to this country restaurant, in a beautiful rural setting yet close to Pessac and Mérignac, and it's still just as good! A mouthwatering menu with a choice of 2 starters, 3 main courses, and 2 desserts, for €26 for 2 courses or €32 for 3. Everything was excellent, fresh, beautifully presented, and flavorful. Good selection of wines at reasonable prices. In summer, you can choose between the terrace and indoor dining. The staff was lovely; we had a wonderful time. (Original) 2e visite dans ce restaurant à la campagne, dans un beau cadre champêtre tout en étant aux portes de Pessac et Mérignac, et c'est toujours aussi bien ! Un menu appétissant avec le choix entre 2 entrées, 3 plats, et 2 desserts, pour 26€ les 2 services ou 32€ les 3. Tout était excellent, frais, joliment présenté, avec du goût. Bonne sélection de vins à des prix raisonnables. A la belle saison, vous avez le choix entre la terrasse et l'intérieur. Personnel adorable, nous avons passé un très bon moment.

(Translated by Google) We discovered this place with colleagues today and had a wonderful time. The welcome was particularly warm. The dishes were very good and made with vegetables from the garden (permaculture). We also received excellent advice on the wine selection. The menu is limited to daily specials; for both starters and main courses, we found a meat, a fish, and a vegetarian dish. It's magical; I highly recommend it. (Original) Nous avons découvert ce lieu avec les collègues aujourd’hui et y avons passé un excellent moment. L’accueil était particulièrement chaleureux. Les plats étaient très bons et réalisés à partir des légumes du jardin (permaculture). Nous avons également été parfaitement conseillés dans le choix des vins. La carte est restreinte aux plats du jours, nous trouvons pour les entrées comme pour les plats, une viande, un poisson et une assiette végétarienne. La magie opère, je recommande vivement.

(Translated by Google) Nestled in the middle of the countryside, this restaurant is a real gem. Ample parking, lovely staff, well-spaced tables, a peaceful atmosphere... you quickly feel at home. The food is homemade, and it shows! The daily menu offers two starters, three main courses, and two desserts. Each plate is a feast of colors, aromas, and generosity. For starters, the egg meurette with a wine and mushroom sauce was generous and hearty. For main courses, we tried the Caesar salad (fresh, balanced, and topped with delicious tender chicken), a creative vegetarian dish without rice or meat but ultra-delicious, and a perfectly cooked fish that was a hit with everyone. For sweets, we fell in love with the red berry panna cotta, which was immediately served; its aroma won over the table. The apple crumble was also delicious, lightly sweetened, just the right amount. And the cherry on top: the coffee comes with a soft homemade biscuit in the shape of a bread stick. Even without drinking coffee, I was treated to my sweet treat. (Original) Perdu au milieu de la campagne, ce restaurant est une vraie pépite. Grand parking, personnel adorable, tables bien espacées, ambiance calme... on se sent vite comme à la maison. Côté cuisine, tout est fait maison, et ça se sent ! Le menu du jour propose deux entrées, trois plats au choix et deux desserts. Chaque assiette est un festival de couleurs, de parfums et de générosité. En entrée, l’œuf meurette à la sauce au vin et champignons était copieux et savoureux. Pour les plats, on a testé la salade césar (fraîche, équilibrée, et garnie d’un délicieux poulet tendre), un plat végétarien créatif sans riz ni viande mais ultra gourmand, et un poisson parfaitement cuit qui a fait l’unanimité. Côté douceurs, coup de cœur pour la panna cotta aux fruits rouges à peine servie, son parfum a conquis la table. Le crumble aux pommes était également délicieux, peu sucré, juste ce qu’il faut. Et cerise sur le gâteau : le café arrive avec un biscuit maison moelleux en forme de mouillette. Même sans boire de café, j’ai eu droit à ma douceur

Very friendly & welcoming service. The food was mostly good, though the goat burrata was a bit bland. We had 3 wines between us and only liked one.

SO GOOD. Beautiful restaurant in an old building, with a wall of fantastic wine (mainly French and Aussie) and knock out food. The service was fantastic even on a busy night and our trilingual waitress managed all the tables well. Food was delicious, clearly great ingredients and then prepared well. The burrata de chevre with black garlic and tiny potatoes was just stunning. And the rigatoni was comforting and tasty.

Excellent food and service. Nice to sit out in the courtyard of the church at sunset. Interesting to try goat burrata… could’ve used some more seasoning. The split pea hummus with herbs was the star of the show.

Lovely back garden area, very welcoming staff and nice wines. I only tried their early snack menu, not dinner but we came back twice as the quiet outdoor atmosphere was so nice. I would recommend booking.

Wonderful place : great wine list amazing delicious fresh food options. Large selection of French and international wines. Staff is friendly, place looks great, chill environment. Not my first visit and not the last My last visit was disappointing - service was super long, didn’t get any water for more than 20min, forgot my food order. Maybe a bad service today but disappointing… ended leaving without having dinner

Where could I begin to commend this venue. To begin, the staff were wonderful and attentive, creating a great night for all of us. Dinner was delicious and creative. And finally, the wine list boasted a generous selection of French and international wines. Through and through, tip top place.

This place is an absolute must. Do not think twice. Aaron, a Melbourne transplant, will take you on a journey with excellent wine recs and food that will make your jaw drop. Absolute musts: gochugang chicken wings, sticky pudding dessert. But really you cannot go wrong. The vibe is impeccable and perfectly situated in the chatrons neighborhood. Hopefully you can meet Odin, the loveliest bar dog who is a lovely floofy boy. This is an institution, and ill be back every time i visit.

I would not be surprised to see a Michelin star on the door at my next visit

Fine dinning in a relaxed setting. Both food and service are excellent.

We drew a wildcard and ended up here. The restaurant is spacious, simple, and with a calm vibe. The staff is incredible! They know the recipes, how everything is done, what to recommend, and the attention paid to the clients is high top. The food is just out of this world, really well made, and the taste buds can feel every flavor separately and also combined, and i just can't find enough words to describe it. It's wow!

We walked in here without a reservation after a wine tasting. The staff were very accomodating and whilst they spoke limited English and we spoke limited French we managed to order and have a beautiful meal.

Everything was excellent. Food, place, service, sunny day. Loved it all. Beef was just magnificent, way too tender Strongly recommend it. I will come back for sure.

Very good restaurant outside Bordeaux. Dishes are researched and delicious. Waitresses are incredibly polite and very good at exaining the composition of the different dishes.

We had a very enjoyable work lunch. The service was superior and the food was excellent, at a very good price. The restaurant was calm, which was perfect for dicussions with my colleagues. I will definitely be returning.

I have seen several immersive expos in different places of the world, but this is the most amazing.

Great form to make use out of war buildings! We loved the installation. I would have wished for a bit more insights into the history of and details about the bunker itself. There were 4 info texts at the end but I would have liked to know a bit more.

Immersive experience. Exhibition was on Egypt and Pharaohs. Small section on the history of the submarine base. Perhaps a separate larger section on this would be a good addition..

Intelligent use of the space, good to see they created smaller areas to allow in the round feel Takes your time.

This was a top experience! Pre-booked the tickets so entry was quick and easy. The art looks brilliant cast on the walls and reflected off the water. It's really impactful and immersive. The music playing in the background perfectly suits the images and tone. We saw the Dutch painters, and loved it! Very innovative and engaging way of viewing art. Practical points: the website says it gets cold. Not in the summer...its quite toasty in there but imagine in winter you will need a coat. It's dark...takes some adjusting to. The history of the submarine base is towards to end, make sure you don't miss it. We went round again to watch the start of the exhibit we liked the best.

Amazing and surreal! Quite sobering to think what it was built for! A must see 😀

Our visit to the Bassin des Lumières was a mesmerizing fusion of art, light, and history, set within the hauntingly atmospheric space of Bordeaux’s former submarine base. The transformation of this massive, industrial structure into a canvas for immersive digital art was nothing short of spectacular. As masterpieces danced across the water and concrete walls, we were enveloped in a sensory experience that felt both intimate and grand. The scale, creativity, and emotion of the show were breathtaking, making it one of the most unique and unforgettable cultural experiences we’ve ever had.

I went to dinosaur exposition in November. To be honest I was expecting something different, I mean it was good but its for children's in my opinion. The ticket was around 7€ for students (10€ for adults), so maybe I could go again to see the permanent exposition.

I visited the Lascaux cave exhibition today with my husband and three children ages 14, 11 and 7. We all really enjoyed it and I would recommend it as something to do for an hour or so if visiting Bordeaux this summer. We were given a brief introduction by a member of staff which was very useful at introducing the story of the cave's discovery to our children. The exhibition is clearly laid out, informative and very engaging. The audio visual recreation of the cave was excellent at bringing the experience of the prehistoric people to life for my younger children. We didn't do the virtual reality experience so I can't comment on that.

[English; 2*adult, 1*3y] The animatronic dinosaurs and individual activities are good, The guided activities have very limited value if your children don't speak French, and there is nothing much for adults. I would recommend limiting the number of adults in your party as much as possible, €7.5 well-spent for the child, €10 not so much for each of the adults.

We went to the exhibition of the little monsters (bugs). And it was OK, small but good for little kids.

Fun dinosaur exhibition - a bit busy with some waiting time, but worth a visit, especially with Bordeaux CityPass.

Very small area and not a lot of things to see at illusion. No comparison to the ones we have been before in Europe.

My son 9 enjoyed classes there this summer and last. Please note they are on French

Voluminous contemporary art space in an restored stone structure. The range of exhibitions spanning three floors. Works we encountered focus on issues relevant to modern life across all mediums and disciplines of art, film, design, architecture. A great book and gift shop at ground level and a nice rooftop terrace for refreshments rounded out our visit.

the museum is located just off the river promenade and close to the city center. the historic building has been transformed beautifully into a big exhibition space. it houses several exhibitions on three levels and there is of course a little shop. general admission is 8 euros, which is absolutely worth it.

This is a great building that has been repurposed as a contemporary art gallery. The huge space houses some impressive installation work. They’re reviewing rooms for contemporary video and film works and spaces for suspended and kinetic art. Upstairs there is a children’s area there is also an architectural workshop.The roof is beautiful and has an area for having something to eat and drink. It has a great symphony shop and is highly recommended for the modern art lover.

Expected more of the museum of modern art. Most of expositions are quite boring and ordinary. We took a guidebook to read about the expositions, but it didn’t help a lot. There was an exposition with a table and chairs. There is no mentioning that you could not sit on the chairs, but you could not. You could take a stool at the beginning of the tour - this is comfortable. The ticket costs 8euros.

I'm not sure if people are complaining about the art museum because they lack an appreciation of contemporary art. One of the highlights was a video about protests around the world looking for Independence and freedom, over the decades that was deeply moving. I found the museum delightful. My husband thought it was offbeat.

absolutely loved this museum, a must visit. and as with much places in france: very kid friendly 💖

Excellent art museum to spend a few hours. The grand hall space was converted into an installation during our visit which was really interesting and nice to walk around in. Further exhibits on the upper floors which were also very engaging. Entry was reasonable and staff were very friendly and helpful

The food was outstanding—both creative and flavorful. For me, the highlights were the sweetbreads and the steak tartare. Given that it's in Bordeaux, I had anticipated a broader selection of local wines by the glass, though perhaps that's not the focus here. As for the service, my wine order was forgotten, which is something I haven't experienced in quite some time. Nevertheless, this place has great potential and is an excellent spot overall.

Really good food but probably some of the worst service I've experienced in France or England or Italy in the last 10 years. Table of 17 booked 5 months in advance, We booked a table outside and they put us inside. We asked to sit outside and they said it was impossible. Even though there were many tables free. It was uncomfortably warm inside. The duck starter it was incredible. Really delicious and exciting. But a couple of our friends were left waiting for more than 5 minutes when other dishes were on the table. And we saw the same dishes they were waiting for being served two tables next to us that sat down after us. Pork main was delicious, but again they forget two of our friends dishes (including the birthday boy) and they arrived unseasoned. The wine was good. A night of ups and downs.

At Symbiose, we had a truly lovely evening. The food was very good, the wine was excellent, and the view of the river and the big Ferris wheel made the setting even more special. The service was warm, friendly, and perfectly paced.

Really delicious food, probably the best beef tartare I've ever had! I'm not sure it counts as satay but it definitely does count as very tasty with a really good kick and a big garlic kick. Beetroot crisps and tartare is a revelation! The tomato tart was outstanding, really fresh and light, very highly recommended. The whiting quenelle was very good, I particularly enjoyed the mix of pickled celeriac with rich bisque. I enjoyed the hazelnut mackerel. I'm not sure it's exactly my taste but it was good. The zombie was incredibly good and I will now be trying ti incorporate patchouli into my cooking! Too it off with fantastic and knowledgeable service. I'd come back to bordeaux for this alone!

We read a bunch of reviews about this place and they were all fantastic, including a great write up in the Michelin guide. We were underwhelmed. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't amazing. The restaurant is very cute and the service was very good. Everyone was really friendly. I just didn't think the food was great and it definitely didn't have much in terms of kid-friendly options (although kid-friendly food just isn't really a thing in France the way it is in Canada or the US). Nothing was bad. I just was expecting more based on all the amazing reviews and awards and write ups.

Excellent chef. Creative plates. We were grateful to have the menu on the phone to try to figure out what we were eating. The Erika cocktail was exceptional. I've Never tasted anything like that. The (red) wine was served too cold and the list was disappointing considering the food quality. The speakeasy in the back is a joke. The grandfather clock just blocks the sight from the street and somewhat separates the dining area from the bar. Annoying reservation policy with an 80 euro charge for cancellation or no show.

We loved Symbiose. They made sure we were taken care of with both delicious food and amazing drinks. They made our dinner experience like no other. If you are in Bordeaux, definitely check them out! You will not be disappointed.

Average place ,food is ok but toiletes are not nice

Service is bad. We had to remind them a few times to get our drinks. The beer they use isn't great also.

Early evening chill out Toilets less fab

Coat rack collapsed... Band were great. Acoustics good.

The movie theater was great.

Such a lovely place!

R. A. S

Ideal museum if you want to spend a morning in Bordeaux and you like prehistoric and roman history. P.D.: if you are under 26, bring a valid student ID with you for a discount (from 8€ to 2€).

Fantastic museum traces the history and archeology of Bordeaux and greater Aquitaine. Many moments of wonder from pre-historic times to the 20th century. Very well done exhibits with translations in English throughout. We spent about 2 hours. Many cafes in the area, tram stops right out front.

Beautiful museum, absolutely stunning filled with history of the region before bc and after bc. From paintings and sculptures to cars and items from the 1960s onwards.

Lots of 5-3000 BC artifacts of Aquitaine. Expect more of Bordeaux history with the rebuilding of the city in the mid 18th century. Lots of stuff on the slave trade and France’s part in it. Found this interesting esp given the juxtaposition of what’s happening with the current USA administration and revisionist history.

Only partly open when visited, some interesting Roman items. The post war exhibition was good.

Very interesting museum with a wide variety of exhibits. The Roman artifacts in particular were absolutely amazing!

Wonderful museum. Objects are the stars and are displayed in a way that doesn't overwhelm even though the galleries are full. There's plenty of label information at different levels and a variety of other intrepretation methods from maps, models, images and films. Each gallery has a hands on table for sensory experiences and information. There's lots to see and even a brief wander through the galleries will take 1-2 hours. There are excellent galleries dealing with the slave trade, new settlers and modern Bordeaux and environmental sustainability The special exhibition on post war France 1945-54 was a terrific insight into the social, cultural and economic development of the country. There's a bag search at the entrance hall and lockers for them (token from reception). The shop is modest, situated at the entrance/exit. There's no cafe/restaurant, just a vending machine in a hallway, with a few tables and chairs. The toilet is unisex with about 6 cubicles.

Frankly speaking, I’ve visited art museums in every city I’ve traveled to. This one is not the worst, but it’s definitely below average. First, although the museum doesn’t have many masterpieces, they do have some unique paintings that you won’t find in other art museums. Unfortunately, these are not displayed well for visitors to appreciate. Second, they hang many paintings one above another, and some are placed too close to the lights, making it hard to see them properly from any angle. Third, even though they don’t have many masterpieces, they still keep some valuable paintings, like Odilon Redon’s Apollo’s Chariot, in storage. It makes me wonder if they even care whether people visit the museum or not.

The Museum is a cultural gem, featuring a diverse collection of paintings and sculptures. While it's smaller than expected, the artworks are impressive and well curated. More exhibit info would be nice, but it's still worth a visit, especially for fans of European art.

Great museum, a lot of beautiful paintings and sculptures for just 8 EUR. You can attend three halls.

The museum had some very nice works but it was disappointing that most descriptions were only in French. There was also terrible lighting throughout the museum that created a glare on the paintings and made it especially difficult to see some of the older paintings from any angle. I wish the museum was more thoughtful about including English descriptions and appropriate lighting. But the art was nice enough that it was still worth the visit. The garden was very beautiful as well.

3 different buildings, easy to get around though. Expositions were ok but that’s just an opinion of taste.

Lovely art museum, nice way to spend an hour.

Nice collection. Great way to spend a rainy afternoon.

This is a circular shaped modern shopping centre in the heart of the Golden Triangle of Bordeaux. You will find boutique shops, eateries and a useful Carrefour supermarket if you need to stop by to stock up on food items to prepare meals in apartment rentals you might be staying nearby. We found the supermarket here useful for some odd bits that we were unable to find in local food markets and shops. It is a conveniently located venue and contribution to the shopping/dining scene around Bordeaux.

súper nice shopping mall with a pretty decent carrefour 👌🏻👌🏻 the cannelés they sold were surprisingly good 🙈🙈🙈 the outside streets were aesthetically pleasing too 👍🏻👍🏻

Beautifully laid out circular shopping center with multiple levels. Nice to escape the heat of the summer! Go window shopping 🛒

Nice shopping mall in the center of Bordeaux. There are several stores inside and downstairs there is a Carrefour market which has a great selection of products. Especially the mall looks very beautiful with all the decorations during Christmas time 😊

Interesting setup for movies ;really nice and Helpful staff ; coffee next door quite decent too , grab a table outside and see the world pass by

Very beautiful shopping center in the middle of Bordeaux!!

Wide range of stores. The building is gorgeous and huge

The most beautiful Museum, staff friendly, welcoming, more than reasonable admission fee, such a nice atmosphere, spotless wc, lockers for one's stuff, I don't speak French but I learnt stuff that I never knew. Thank You.

When in Bordeaux and you want something a little different (and the musee de l’imprimerie that I really wanted to visit is closed) then go and visit the French customs and excise museum. Spoiler alert this isn’t the most interactive of museum and everything is in French, however you get a warm welcome (unusual from a French customs officer haha) and you can spend an interesting hour in a lovely building reading about stuff you don’t know like when English goods were blocked from entering France after the Trafalgar victory. Be sure to see the painting by Claude Monet, Cabane des Douaniers.

Perfect for people who want to learn about the history of customs and customs officers in Bordeaux. Great location! You basically have to pay the extra 2 euro for the headset tour, theres no info in english and not much info in french. For students, it was only 2 euro to get in. Very small but clean and well curated.

Interesting hour or so. Displays of the history and evolution of the Douanes controlling imports and collecting income for the monarchy, through the revolution to EU border control and collecting taxes for the Government. All the signs in French but audio guides available for different languages.

A very interesting museum with a rich content. I have always been wondering what is inside those buildings around la Place de la bourse. Totally worth visiting. I must mention the lovely staff working there wearing the douane uniform, I loved it !

Interesting museum telling the story about protectionism and free trade and the challenges of counterfeiting and drug smuggling! And only 3 Euros entry fee. Clean toilets too!

Interesting, informative, nothing special, easy to get around, exhibits good. Excellent if you want to do a school project on French and some EU customs.

Historical winery.. Very detail, precious precision. Fantastic quality

What an incredible experience, thanks to Stan & Paul. We were so welcomed and treated so well, the ambiance, design & hospitality was fantastic. I highly recommend visiting this for an experience close to town.

Thank you, Paul, for the experience. Truly a Premier Cru winery with a regal space.

A beautiful example of a historic chateau with very good wines. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable.

Historic experience and incredible wine. Toured the grounds and facilities. The hostess was fantastic. A must trip for true wine lovers.

Excellent

Awesome!

Everything was absolutely delicious! I loved not only the flavors and presentation, but also how creative the menu was. The names of each dish and cocktail having Greek-themed inspiration made the experience feel extra special and fun. Every bite and sip felt thoughtfully crafted, it was a perfect combination of taste, culture, and personality. Only complaint was having a reservation and needing to wait outside for 15 minutes for a table for 1.

The food is delicious and well served. They have many options of greek alcohol that worth trying. The dessert is ok, I wouldnt order ir again, but im definetly coming back for the starter and main dish.

Excellent meal - complex flavors and many fresh herbs. Nice vibe on a trendy street. Definitely recommend.

Delicious food, great location & excellent staff & service. Great fusion of French & Greek cuisine. Highly recommend & would definitely come back.

Everything was sooo delicious 🤌🏻🤌🏻 the portions were also pretty satisfying. If you want to eat something amazing and healthy, this place will never disappoint you.

Great place and a must visit for visitors to Bordeaux. Really welcoming staff, lovely ambiance, amazing food and be sure to try the Greek red wine.

Amazing unique experience! We are Greeks and never thought we would have such experience of Greek cuisine abroad! The chef has upgraded the greek cuisine and found ways to enrich the tasting experience with pure ingredients. Some dishes tasted better than from our favourite restaurants in Greece. The owners managed to create a unique identity in the restaurant. The ambient is very cosy and the people who work there very kind, warm and friendly - such a true Greek hospitality!

Wok Way is one of our go-to places to eat in Bordeaux - the food is so fresh (made right in front of you!) and the staff are really welcoming - a hidden gem 🥰

Don't be put off by the unasuming front of this establishment. The hard working team here, especially the lady runing the show are welcoming and efficient. I like her somewhat no-nonsense way of getting things done. The food is tasty and a great value for money. I would highly recomend this place.

This spot serves a clear, flavorful broth that feels like it heals your soul after a long, exhausting day. Comfort in a bowl- just exactly what you didn’t know you needed.

Literally the best noodles Ive ever had in my entire life. Wok Way is a family friendly restaurant owned by a Chinese family that have been in Bordeaux for 50 years. Extremely kind and friendly. The place is downstairs from my girlfriends apartment and we finally decided to give it a go after a few months of talking about it. Best decision ever! I crave the beef noodles daily but unfortunately they’re gone for vacations for a couple of weeks 😭 (please come back) Highly recommend!!!

Really fantastic, authentic ramen. Took a chance on this place as it was one of few places open at 2pm (because France). Really glad we did though, the hand-pulled freshly made noodles here were fantastic. I had bouillon broth noodles with duck. They noodles were the star, a little chewy to bite, great texture. This is how noodles should be. Broth was tasty without being overpowering, duck was tender and flavourful. Wife had the same broth/noodles but with beef instead. Same story, just really great noodles. Restaurant was relatively empty (granted it was after 2pm when everyone's having a snooze) so there wasn't much atmosphere to speak of, but it made for a nice peaceful lunch so we didn't mind.

My favorite noodle place! Fresh ingredients, juicy meat and very cute people!🥰 Definitely recommend!!

Both the noodles and the broth are good.

Very nice meal in this neighborhood bistro, short menu but plenty of options which means that they home cook with fresh ingredients. Been there several times, always delicious! Tasty beef tartare, fish meal with the catch of the day, superb veal dish with purée de pommes de terre, a pork terrine, beef with sautéed potatoes, etc. Fantastic desserts as in a tarte Tatum, chocolate tart, riz au lait with salted caramel, tarte à la rhubarbe, etc. Delicious pommeau de Normandie, pr armagnac, wine by the glass that changes often enough. One of my favorite go-to-bistrot! Love it !

A true French blessing, had the most delish dinner last, service was great a true gem in Bordeaux.

That was a great feast! We devoured few dishes some of them are better some less, matter of taste. I guess one of the best places in Bordeaux to have a dinner or a glass of a decent wine. Waiters surprisingly friendly attentive and helpful. We definitely will be back :)

The ambience and the staff are great. It has a small dinner menu, 4 starters, 4 main courses and 2 desserts. Prices are a bit at the high end 22 Euros average per dish. Small portions but not too bad, tasteswise- average. I would skip the desserts.

Fantastic service and food. Our waiters were very helpful… recommended dishes and wine. A very enjoyable evening.

Very charming resturant on a calm brick street. Attentive waitors and lovely food. Has a very nicely priced three course meal that gives associations to high-gourmet-restaurants in taste and presentation. The menu is is temporal.

The best food I had in years. The 24 year old chef deserves an award! From the starters to dessert, everything was perfect. Im sure I'll never forget this dinner! If you go there, make sure to order: 1. Pulpe grille (to start) 2. Agneau des Pyrennees 3. Sabayon au grand marnier Fantástic!!!

Casual french brasserie. Lunch are affordable and quality is not bad at all. The staff is efficient. There's not that much choice in the neighborhood so give it a try if you're nearby.

The food is very good, but not cheap Service is very nice

The carpaccio and filet de beouf are UNREAL.

Excellent 👌

Good food

Correct

Excellent !