Irish rock Cafe - Auch

We took a day trip on the local toulouse train to visit the also cathedrale and the musee des ameriques. from the place du cathedral to the old hall aux herbes went, we saw this inviting restaurant. it was too early for our intended. salat, fish chips with guiness, but we found their bakery stable directly opposite, "wee taste of ireland". from the 30 incoming bakery we have selected a Rhabarb tart, pecan roll-razin bars and these excellent tasty stores have tied us up to toulouse.

Sa free, which was a beautiful location in les halles. children's meals arrived quite early and we are good quality and portions of standard child's tariff. they had no child seats. the outer seat area, combined with the inner area, consisted of a huge number of. it was a busy day, and so was the service for the adult then a waiting period of about an hour. the food was in the rule of good quality.

Large menu, including amazing salads, but what we really liked here was the outdoor seating area opposite the main restaurant/pub. under a huge arc, it quickly filled with families and couples lunch with lunch, making a beautiful atmosphere.

This place is a little hidden away off the quaint little pedestrian shopping street of Auch. We've been here three times and each time the burgers have stolen the show the french seem to take food from other cultures and gallic ize it making it...better!! How do they do that!? This time I had the J R Ewing burger along with a couple of my friends and it was delicious served with real potatoe chips. There is a big range of burgers on the menu for about 14 17 euros. Nobody had anything but the burgers so I can't vouch for anything else! We were there with a big group (over ten) for an evening and we had pre booked but hadn't pre ordered or anything and service was great. Stayed for a few drinks afterwards and we had a giraffe thing with 2.5 litres and a tap sorry for rubbish description! which was great fun. Quite a young clientele but everyone welcome, we sat in the covered area outside and although there was an obigatory summer evening storm we weren't bothered.

This place is totally mis-sold as an Irish bar. The staff are downright rude and the draught beer is awful. The food is OK but that is the best I can say about this place.