Le Jardin d'Eau review: our verdict
A singer with a beautiful voice, a repertoire that slides from Cabrel to Sade, and a volume that lets you talk: at Le Jardin d'Eau, music is part of the meal without overpowering it. The setting follows suit, with an outdoor terrace on one side and a room decorated in typical Moroccan style on the other, while the food remains generous, ranging from very tender lamb shank to grilled fish.
Facing the Allegro hotel on Boulevard du 20 Août, this spot targets families and casual gatherings. Children are well catered for, with burgers, tacos or couscous sized just right for them, and the waiters, who are lovely, know how to make an evening memorable. Those wanting to dine in silence or discover inventive chef’s cuisine should look elsewhere: here, you come for a complete evening, atmosphere and plate alike, rather than a gastronomic revelation.
The tip: let them know if it’s a birthday, and the team will come celebrate when the cake arrives, music and applause included. The best time slot: dinner, when the singer is there. The venue opens from 10 am to 1:30 am, every day.
