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Best European food near Biot, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Biot. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Key West, Cafe Brun, Les Terraillers, Le Jardin du Mas, Cucina vera, Les Verriers, Le mas des orangers, Cafe des Acacias, L'Artdoise Craie L'Histoire, La Flibuste
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10. La Flibuste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
Reviewed By johnsfoodandwine
We really enjoyed this lovely restaurant. Staff were very friendly and fun. The food was delicious and we both enjoyed the whole experience. I mention budget in my heading as it is expensive on the A la carte however, prices are clearly marked and we chose to book and eat there. The menu is what you would expect of quality venue. Wine list had a good choice (we had two bottles). Our only regret was not visiting again.
9. L'Artdoise Craie L'Histoire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By Maohii
Awesome !!! I warmly commend it to all of you. My friends and I heard about this restaurant " thanks Loic the best restaurant manager ;)" I was there in summer and the restaurant was full of peoples I wasn't expect to find a restaurant like this one in a small town like that. On the night a Dj play some good music on the terrace a very good vibe. The food was so delicious and we had a free tapas during the happy hour I will definitely be back.
8. Cafe des Acacias
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By macHanus
We've reviewed Acacias before - never a disappointing meal, copious portions, served promptly and hot!A friendly atmosphere, lots of the locals eat here - wine by the pichet but they offer a very reliable Cotes de Rhone too.Daily specials are worth a look and the a la carte menu covers most tastes and all the dishes are reasonably priced.A successful restaurant and well deserved too.
7. Le mas des orangers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By brightstar777
This is mostly a place for light snacks, not many hot meals, the ingredients are good and the deserts are excellent especially the fig tart, but it's nice to sit there and watch people go by in this little village from the outdoor space, they also have a souvenir shop, and a bakery.Hello and thank you for time which you have to dedicate to write a comment.It is with pleasure that we shall receive you again in our attractive village.Yours, Patricia and Albert
6. Les Verriers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By ObservantOlive
My fiancé and I were excited to eat at this restaurant, located conveniently across the street from the glass blowing factory. We arrived at 1:15 and were advised to order an aperitif with the wait for a table being "about five minutes". We ordered two Perriers and settled in to wait. Twenty minutes later, we were told we could be served in our garden lounge seats as no tables were free. Fifteen minutes after that, we were still waiting for menus, so we paid and left, barely making it to another restaurant in Biot proper before the lunch service ended. It's great that this place is that popular, but with the limited lunch hours of most restaurants in France, unrealistic time estimates are inconvenient and unacceptable. Just say that the wait will be a while so we can eat elsewhere without wasting everyone's time.
5. Cucina vera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 464 reviews
Reviewed By VSM09
We had lunch on the nice terrace. Pleasant service. Food was ok. Other nearby restaurants were full which should have told us something.
4. Le Jardin du Mas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By legreg79
We spent a lovely evening next to the pool. The food was excellent. We took the octopus and the pata negra and they were both delicious. We found a wine we love (Le chemin de mouscou)... uhm.The staff was nice. They accepted us late (10pm).The only thing we could complain for was the bred which was to dry.
3. Les Terraillers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 622 reviews
The restaurant headed by Michael Fulci (young chef trained at Verge and Ducasse), offers a kitchen full of flavor and delicacy with a touch of Provence. The only all prepared fresh, seasonal ingredients. The masonry is an old pottery 16em century. The sum
Reviewed By SeaDreaming22
Biotâs Michelin Star âï¸ restaurant. Hidden away from the main area of the village, Les Terraillers is a stylish and elegant gem worth visiting. Inside is beautiful and cosy, and outside the terrace is shaded by vines and decorated with unique local glass. Service is impeccable, from start to finish. We had lunch on a weekday, and opted for the Set 3 course Lunch (â¬48 or â¬64 with 2 glasses of matching wine)Four small amuse bouche/ appetiser courses preceded the main course , and dessert was followed by a slice of loaf cake and a cookie with our coffee. And there was a wonderful selection of fresh baked breads served too. The food was exquisite and artfully presented. Highly recommend.Thank you for your kind compliments on the cooking and the service !! We are delighted to learn that you appreciated this moment in our restaurant. We will share this with all the team. We hope to see you again soon.
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2. Cafe Brun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 624 reviews
The Café Brun, an institution in Biot since 1987 and owned by the same family since 1991, welcomes you all year round. Discover the cosy atmosphere of our pub-restaurant; with a log fire in the winter and our sunny terrace the rest of the year. A good sel
Reviewed By Wendyhawkins
Our hostess welcomed us with big smile and let us order in French before revealing she was English. She ran the lunch serving on her own giving all tables her smile and every attention. We thought she was terrific. The food was traditional Provencal fare. Husband enjoyed chicken and I had veal in an olive and tomato sauce. The creme brulee had a lovely crunchy top. If you are biot then seek out this little gem in a courtyard.
1. Key West
Overall Ratings
3 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By TravelBoot2017
We stumbled upon this bar, as we a group of 11 girls tried to get taxi's back to Juan Les Pin, it was late, we were tired, and due to high season no taxis to be found. This lovely host, not only called us a cab and arranged for it to shuttle us all back and forth to our hotel, his hospitality was excellent - nice drinks and he kept us safe, by keeping away some drunken men.Thank you from all of us, your a gent and got us home safe. Unfortunately, we couldn't make breakfast as we headed home the next day, but were informed it's excellent.
