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France Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Piana
Reviews on European food in Piana, France including L'hospiton di Moumouche, Cafe de la Plage, L'onda, Le Casabianca, A Casa Corsa, LES ROCHES BLEUES, Restaurant de l'hotel Les Roches Rouges, Le Panorama, Restaurant Cote Place, La Table de Neptune
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10. La Table de Neptune
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By kasreec
Romantic place could be great for couple as well. We came with our family and everyone enjoyed it. The lobster flamed with whiskey was super fresh and tasty. The wild fish and artichoke was simply delicious.
9. Restaurant Cote Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 705 reviews
restaurant front to the sea, everything is made in our kitchen. We work with our garden and our organic vegetables. Fresh fish, homemade burger...
Reviewed By Dancing_Zorbas
After our first meal here being so good and having some disappointing experiences in other harbour side restaurants in Porto, we opted to dine here a further two evenings. Each occasion we were served by a really friendly English speaking young lady and her colleague. The food on each occasion was outstanding in quality, flavour and presentation. Should we ever return to Porto it will be the first place we head to.
8. Le Panorama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Reviewed By Bob D
From the outside this had everything going for it.Wonderful view of the harbour below.However after being shown to our seats we waited an age for the menu to come and were not offered drinks while we chose.There was only one family eating in the restaurant yet for 20 minutes or more we waited for the waitress to return.When we decided to leave we found her sat behind the bar texting on her phone.She looked a little shocked and upset when we wlaked out. Their loss
7. Restaurant de l'hotel Les Roches Rouges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By M9395RIchrisc
We booked lunch here at the suggestion of a friend. The hotel building itself is faded splendour and would have looked great in the 1930s but no immediate evidence that any modernisation has occurred since then. One rather expects Hercule Poirot to make an appearance. The hotel is situated high on the cliff with world class and spectacular views across to the Scandola National Park and the beautiful red rock cliffs. The restaurant was almost empty, the service was peremptory and one of my group ordered fish which was not fully cooked (but they didn't charge for this) . Set menu is expensive at 40 euros and quite ordinary food. In brief you are paying for the views. The hotel needs a million euro facelift but in the meantime if you like really shabby chic you will enjoy your visit here. I was surprised to see the review ratings at 4 stars across the board. This is over generous, it has the air of a venue that does not really need to make much of an effort as the views sell it for them. It could be so much better.
6. LES ROCHES BLEUES
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By francoisolsthoorn
Highly recommendable! The menu has several great options, each recipe was of excellent quality. The setting is great, with spectacular views from the terrace. Staff is friendly and the food is being served timely. It's sliglyt more expensive than regular restaurants, but worth it.
5. A Casa Corsa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 558 reviews
Reviewed By GlinysW
We were beguiled by the wood burning stove located outside the main entrance and drawn to the fantastic view from the windows at the back of the building. We enjoyed a satisfying pizza- fresh from the oven and saw others enjoying BBQ meat. The service was efficient and it was comparitively inexpensive
4. Le Casabianca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 444 reviews
It is in a sublime and discreet area of Piana where some of its sites are listed as World Heritage by UNESCO that the Casabianca restaurant welcomes you warmly.Lulled by the waves of the Arone Bay, here's a special place. This restaurant offers culinary d
Reviewed By Ranipuss
We lucked onto this and were surprised when we got there to find it was so elevated, so were glad we'd taken the road to find it. The service was excellent, and their myrthe divine! Oysters so fresh, the steak cooked to perfection, and the tatake beautiful. You won't want to leave!
3. L'onda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By Mads N
The farmer serves lovely food with plenty on the plate. Prices are standard 20⬠as in all refugees. On the day where I visited, there was a course of supp, lasagna with spinach and his homemade cheese, and for dessert there was an apple and cheese (2 kinds made one the farm).The camp site is very warm, as there is no shadow on the field. Besides that this was the first (and only) time on my trip on the northern part of the GR20 where I succeeded in putting my tent up on a flat peace of grass, with no stones :-).
2. Cafe de la Plage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 706 reviews
Reviewed By Sebastian H
Beautiful view of a sandy beach with a stream running through that our kids played in for hours. Lunch was so good and place so peaceful, we stayed for dinner/drinks as well! Very welcoming staff, paddle boards for use and sun shades make this the perfect beach day get away...canât miss!The perfect beach day... we are so happy for you, thanks for your advise, canât miss, come back !
1. L'hospiton di Moumouche
Overall Ratings
5 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By Tor Fredrik W
Stopped for lunch on this magnificent restaurant located along the mountain road. Brilliant service, having to get gluten-free food, they helped us find options. Though not totally gluten-free, they had options with only traces of gluten. Fantastic food, and incredible view! Really recommended!
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