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France Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cambo les Bains
Reviews on European food in Cambo les Bains, France including Au dejeuner sur l'herbe, auberge chez tante ursule, le xurrasco, brasserie le chiquito, Restaurant du Chene, Le Farniente, Restaurant Bonnet - Hotel du Fronton, Aintzina, Chilhar Restaurant, Relais du Labourd
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10. Relais du Labourd
Overall Ratings
4 based on 560 reviews
Reviewed By tony c
I was invited by my French friend who's been to this restaurant a few times and have raved about the food.Do not let the look of the restaurant from the outside deceive you. The moment you go in, you are greeted by very friendly staff, most specially Valerie.Not only is Valerie warm and attentive, she is also incredibly funny, and she looks likeJulia Louis DreyfusWe ordered 2 starters. A baby squid cooked in olive oil garlic and parsley...Its one of the bestsquid I've over had. The other starter..i don't remember the name was just as good...we finishedboth starters completely and was literally begging for more.For the main course, we had the tuna skewer with scallop, etc, and also the cod fish.The portions are generously large. The dishes are served with an assortment of fresh produce,and the sauces are absolutely exquisite, you think you're dining in a Michelin starred restaurant.The taste of the food is really mind blowing.Even the dessert was heaven.From the entrée to the dessert...everything was excellent.Just as we were leaving, we had a good chat with the owner / chef Pelot...He's really funny,and very passionate. This has been one of the best meals I've had in my life, and I would definitely recommend this place.
9. Chilhar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
The Chef proposes you a local cooking with fresh products, with short sectors, security of freshness and quality. You will find traditional recipes around grandmothers' dishes, modern and revisited, cookings mastered in just seasonings, the Basque gastron
Reviewed By bridget5ireland
The flavours were so authentic and dishes carefully prepared. I loved the variety but I wasn't very daring. I loved the traditional Basque dishes. There was something for everyone - for the unadventurous, the traditional and the very adventurous diner had the option of locally farmed pigeon and rabbit. Service was excellent with great patience and pride shown in explaining in English the dishes and the origins of the produce used. The wines and drinks list was extensive. Lovely evening.
8. Aintzina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1139 reviews
Reviewed By Traveller8071
We discovered this restaurant, randomly.Well situated in center, nice and kind team, efficient service.We took regional plates, which were all good (9 ppl, 6 different plates), deserts were also regional and very good as well as Iruleguy wine.Cooker is great!215 euros for 9 people (8 adults, 1 kid), with 9 drinks+1 btl of wine+9 main dish+6 deserts+4 coffees. Quite nice for the quality of food and beverage!Place to go, for sure!
7. Restaurant Bonnet - Hotel du Fronton
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By WendyF135
we enjoyed dinner here when we were staying in the sister hotel across the road. The food was delicious and the views from the restaurant terrace were superb. I would wholeheartedly recommend this as an excellent place to eat.
6. Le Farniente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Reviewed By Craig T
My wife and I had a great lunch here, in the pepper town of Espellete. At lunch, only the three course menu was available, but it was quite delicious. We both had the squid salad, which was fantastic. I then had the brandade, while my wife had the veal. While the brandade was good, I liked the veal better. We finished off with a nice chocolate dessert. All washed down with a local Basque white and this was a great meal. The chef came out and talked to us afterward and he was very nice. Go here instead of the tourist restaurants on the main street!
5. Restaurant du Chene
Overall Ratings
4 based on 539 reviews
In the Hôtel Restaurant du Chene, next to the church of Itxassou, one of the most beautiful church in The Basque Country (from the 17th century), you will be warmly welcomed and will enjoy a peaceful and gastronomic moment. Five minutes away from Espelett
Reviewed By bcalsr1
We were spending a couple of days at a nearby B & B, when we were told about Restaurant du Chene by our host.Arriving slightly earlier than the local dinner hour, we were seated right away, and attended to throughout delicious meals chosen from the extensive menu. A delightful dining experience, complete with; good service; good food and wine; fair prices and a nice ambiance.
4. brasserie le chiquito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By Monners68
In between various holiday activities, we called in here on a Sunday lunchtime. There's plenty of car parking spaces opposite. We got exactly what we asked for. It was clean, tasty and the gentleman serving us was very friendly - treating our kids with a lolly as we left.
3. le xurrasco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Riesst
The Xurassco serves roasted meat or stockfish. The food was genuine but cooked without finesse, served the Portuguese way with french fries and rice. The portions are big, but the price is nearing that of a menu in a traidtional restaurant. Extremly unpleasant were the crude jokes of the French owner at the expense of his Portuguese wife who is doing the cooking.
2. auberge chez tante ursule
Overall Ratings
4 based on 341 reviews
tel: 05 59 29 78 23 Fax: 05 59 29 28 57
Reviewed By L5398DLdavidw
The service was friendly and efficient.The menu provided plenty of choice with large portions of good quality food in the 28 Euro set menu.The wine list was adequate.
1. Au dejeuner sur l'herbe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By Routards
We stumbled across this delightful café/restaurant after traipsing in the rain in search of somewhere open for lunch and were so glad to come across it! This âTarterie/ Salon de Théâ is a very cheerful place, quirkily decorated to the smallest details (the bill holders are small watering-cans). It offers a selections of tarts (or quiches), savoury and sweet, one more enticing than the other and all freshly made. The service was lovely too and we left the place all refreshed and chirpy. Definitely seek it out if you are passing through Cambo-les-Bains!
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