Pizz-Grill Jean-Francois Réserver une table

We stopped in here for lunch. The fries were the best! The day was a little chilly and they warmed us right up. The service was fast and friendly. We loved stopping in here.

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My wife & I loved this hidden gem. Friendly & courteous staff, good food, great prices. You felt right at home. A completely pleasant experience & we will be dining there again next year.

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I have eaten here a few times and from experience it's often a little quieter than the bars and restaurants in the town, I think this is due to its hidden location. The pizzas are very good as are the chips and other food stuffs. The pizza restaurant is always clean and the staff in my experience always friendly and quite helpful. There is limited places to eat inside and I think the majority take the pizza to eat in the town using a convenient wall or bench. The prices are good here and I would recommend it.

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We had pizza it was good. Others in group had sandwiches that were just heated in microwave, burgers were not very good.

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We thought the restaurant was fine for what it was - a place to walk in quickly and get a hot snack. We just shared a pizza and had something to drink in the middle of a busy day of sightseeing and were on our way.

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This place was a breath of fresh air after a long day of sightseeing. Had a beer and some ice cream. The lady down the street at Au Domino was terribly rude to us. We stopped here and were glad to be greeted with a smile.

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We just had time for a quick lunch when we spotted the Pizz-Grill down a small alley on our way from the Musée Airborne. It advertised itself as a Restauration Rapide. The outdoor menu listed a variety of pizzas and a few hamburger, Panini, frite, salad and glace options; so we went inside. The owner was friendly and his place was nicely decorated with WWII memorabilia, uniforms, flags and posters. We ordered a pizza marguerite, got a couple cans of Kronenbourg beer and headed for his small outdoor table area. From the alley was view of the Church of St Mere with its dummy replica of paratrooper John Steele hanging from a steeple. The pizza was OK for a fast food place, very thin crunchy crust with minimal sauce and toppings, maybe not my favorite variety of pizza, but it came in a very short time, was hot and that's what counted.

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This place was greatWe were searching for somewhere to eat and after a few good reviews on trip advisor we decided to try this place.

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