Thair Peterson
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If you want to start out your evening with a bottle or two or some drinks, and wait for your tasty food portions to eventually arrive, then Le Casserole is the place for you. But if you’re ravenously hungry or can’t afford to stay out late, then you might want another choice. We had ordered the Alsatian-style pizza as an appetizer, hoping it would arrive soon, but it was at least 30 to 45 minutes before it did so. It was quite tasty but a bit salty. We got some alcohol-free beer just to fill the interminable minutes. We got tagliatelle with prawns and chicken, respectively, and while both meals were well-prepared, we were expecting slightly larger portions for the price (26 to 28–plus euros). The two women in charge were constantly busy, but they needed more than one support waiter, and I think they could have used an extra cook.