Nabab Kebab is a turkish restaurant in Écusson, Montpellier.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: The classic kebab plate, halal certified.
Tip: This is the late-night answer after a Rockstore gig; the queue moves fast even past midnight.
Address: 11 rue Maguelone, 34000 Montpellier
Bol Bun & Bubble ladles bo bun bowls and bubble tea on Rue d'Alger in Montpellier, a quick Vietnamese counter between the Comédie and the station.
Order: A bo bun bowl with grilled pork and nem, herbs piled high
Tip: Lunch bowls land fast and under 15 euros; the afternoon break between services catches people out.
L'Oignon Givré has fed Montpellier students an all-you-can-eat salad buffet on Rue de l'Université for over two decades, weekday lunches only.
Order: The all-you-can-eat salad buffet.
Tip: Come hungry and early: the buffet room fills with students on the stroke of noon and service ends at 14:30.
Mélissa Coquillages shucks Bouzigues oysters and warms tielles at its Halles Laissac stall in Montpellier, seafood platters eaten at the market counters.
Order: A tielle with a plate of Bouzigues oysters.
Tip: This is the easiest place in the city to try tielle sétoise without driving to Sète; mornings get the freshest shells.
Café de la Panacée feeds the MO.CO. Panacée art centre from a shaded courtyard, with weekday lunch menus and evening tapas running until 00:30.
Order: The 16 euro lunch menu on the patio.
Tip: Sunday brings an all-you-can-eat brunch buffet to the courtyard; evenings shift to 5 to 10 euro tapas plates.
Bol Bun & Bubble ladles bo bun bowls and bubble tea on Rue d'Alger in Montpellier, a quick Vietnamese counter between the Comédie and the station.
Order: A bo bun bowl with grilled pork and nem, herbs piled high
Tip: Lunch bowls land fast and under 15 euros; the afternoon break between services catches people out.
L'Oignon Givré has fed Montpellier students an all-you-can-eat salad buffet on Rue de l'Université for over two decades, weekday lunches only.
Order: The all-you-can-eat salad buffet.
Tip: Come hungry and early: the buffet room fills with students on the stroke of noon and service ends at 14:30.
Muchacha runs a festive Latin kitchen and cocktail bar on the roof of the Marché du Lez, sharing plates and DJ sets seven nights of the week.
Order: Sharing plates with a pisco or mojito.
Tip: Food stops at 23:30 but the bar runs to 01:00; weekends turn it into the Lez quarter's dance floor.
Mélissa Coquillages shucks Bouzigues oysters and warms tielles at its Halles Laissac stall in Montpellier, seafood platters eaten at the market counters.
Order: A tielle with a plate of Bouzigues oysters.
Tip: This is the easiest place in the city to try tielle sétoise without driving to Sète; mornings get the freshest shells.
L'Écailler des Beaux-Arts runs a fishmonger's counter and seafood kitchen on Rue de la Cavalerie in Montpellier, platters, grilled lobster and scallops.
Order: A shellfish platter of Thau oysters, clams and prawns
Tip: It works fishmonger hours, so an early seafood dinner beats arriving at 21:00; platters reward pre-ordering.
Café de la Panacée feeds the MO.CO. Panacée art centre from a shaded courtyard, with weekday lunch menus and evening tapas running until 00:30.
Order: The 16 euro lunch menu on the patio.
Tip: Sunday brings an all-you-can-eat brunch buffet to the courtyard; evenings shift to 5 to 10 euro tapas plates.
