I went there twice for lunches on Fridays, because it's near my job and one of my coworkers loves it since "it has a bit of everything" (that's what she says).
The place has a lunch menu, with a table d'hôte which includes either the soup du jour or a juice, main course and coffee.
I'm not a fan of terraces, but for those who do, note that they have a giant terrace.
First time, I had the salmon tartar and the salad. When I got it, I noticed a short black curly hair on it (I'm straight-haired blonde). It didn't bother me too much so I just took it out. Good portion; not too big, not too small. Lots of onions and fresh herbs, and yet you could still taste the raw salmon (great!). Salad was also very good. Price: $22.
The second time, I ordered the cheeseburger, or the "hambourgeois avec fromage et bacon", since our waiter didn't understand when I said "cheeseburger". The burger is really big and has BBQ sauce instead of ketchup (a nice surprise). Also, it was not a McDonald's patty, i.e. frozen and then heated. I couldn't finish it all. The fries came in a mini fryer basket, which was cute. On that note, the food is always nicely presented on the plates. Price: $14.
Fans of fish: my coworker only swears by their pan-seared salmon.
When I go back, because I know I will, I'll try the beef tartar.