Halle de la Gare Routière

The Halle de la Gare Routière is a compendium of creative initiatives that invite a new art of living. To share moments with family and friends, a place of life and desires. Installed in the old covered market place Lalaque, the Halle de la Gare Routière invites you to a new art of living for a gourmet moment.

True "food court":
Local brasserie, cocktail bar (le Saint Jacques)
Seafood (Zinc)
Traditional catering (the crackling cabin)
Tapas, cold meats and cheese (Sierrasol)
But also sweet pleasures will be tasted on site.

Each restaurateur is the master of his space and offers seasonal, local products, from sustainable cultivation, or even organic. You will also find there a micro brewery activity (beer making, sale and tasting) and a barber area (David Willemyns, present every Thursday and Friday evening). In the center of the space, tables and high tables contribute to the convivial aspect of the place.

OPEN:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The Pier in a few dates:
* 1933: design by the city architect, Marcel Renard, of a vessel 27m long and 13m wide, with stepped roof reminiscent of the Hall of the Mouche slaughterhouses in Lyon (Tony Garnier). The architecture is emblematic of the post-flood reconstruction of 1930. Realization of the reinforced concrete project by the Montalbanese company J. Allègre.
* April 20, 1935: inauguration of the covered market in Villebourbon. Inside, they sell meat and fish. Outside, there are stands devoted to gardening, fruits, vegetables, poultry ...
* 1967: the bus station, established nearby, sets up offices, waiting room, hall and toilets. & Gt. End of the 90s: the theater company "Noah's Ark" occupies the place which takes the name of Embarcadère.
* 2001: the site hosts the IUP Plastic Art then, the association La Boite à Malice (circus).
* 2005: registration as a Historic Monument and 20th century Heritage labeling.

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