Le Yassou - Grenoble

Restaurant bar quite eclectic, with a very friendly atmosphere, especially on weekends, where local friends find themselves. Greek-inspired dishes make a trip at little expense, with originality. The figs cohabit the salmon, the feta is pleasantly imity. Only flat: desserts a little expensive. The rest is excellent.

During the craziness of my wedding week & with family visiting, we needed to pick a place to take my in-laws to lunch in town.

Not badMuch prefer Vino over at Restaurant RowLivestock has an odd Nuevo Boho vibe. Loud/poor acoustics..

The yassou, it's this little canteen in the blue front that we spend almost without paying attention. However, when you push the entrance door, you are immediately seized by the invitation to the trip. the conviviality of the place and the staff says long. Of course, this tiny restaurant is always full to crack, and we will gladly arm ourselves to the bar to take the aperitif, the time our table is available. at yassou, you better book. and book your evening too, because the service can often prove very long, but, fortunately, always nice.The dishes are fresh and cheap (plats around 10/12€ even in the evening if my memories are fair), the desserts are greedy (and more French than Greek, but better)!.bref, a good little address to advise, among friends preferably.

Very nice atmosphere, the dishes are good but. I've never eaten these greedy dishes, for example, interpreted version of the pita. nothing to do with the graece, but good anyway. However, waiting time to be served interminable while there were only 3 tables to be served. toilet bof bof anyway.