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France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Coquelles
Find out what French restaurants to try in Coquelles including Oh! Mouettes, Le Chouchen, La Tourello, Le Tripot des Baraques, La buissonniere, Les Brisants, La Route des Epices, Le Grand Bleu, Aquar'Aile, Restaurant L'Essentiel
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10. Restaurant L'Essentiel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By robertsL9032VH
Without any expectation walked in here for a quick meal. My goodness were we surprised by excellent service and even better food. Highly recommended, just move out of the centre of Calais to find this little hidden gem.Bonjour,Nous vous remercions pour ce magnifique commentaire concernant votre expérience dans notre Restaurant l'Essentiel. Nous sommes ravis de lire que ce fut un moment de plaisir pour vous.Au plaisir de nous recevoir à nouveau,Bien cordialement,Le Restaurant l'Essentiel,
9. Aquar'Aile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 932 reviews
Exceptional sight on the range English dimensions - 500 boats per 24:00 pass in front of the restaurant locates on the last floor of a panoramic residence 40 m of bays vitrees enable you to see this spectacle impressing - speciality the fish - lobster St
Reviewed By RockinghorseMarc
Just had to treat our son on his "wedding booze cruise" to our favourite seaside restaurant. Fabulous fois gras, tasty fresh oysters, succulent white flakes of sea bass, and buttered sole, rare fillet... Cheese board to die for and delightful crème brulee.Excellent service. Excellent venue.
8. Le Grand Bleu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 748 reviews
Reviewed By ashmike48
Stopped here for lunch on day trip to Calais. Food was outstanding, beautifully prepared and well-presented. The three prix fixe menus offered limited but good choice of food. The little extras were provided by the things that were not on the menus, the mises en bouche, the bread, the little extras with coffee, etc. Service was attentive and good. I wish we could eat like this in the UK without paying silly money and being pretentious.
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7. La Route des Epices
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By 310emmac
My husband and I had a fabulous meal here. Itâs a small restaurant, it only seats around 30 people. The chef really cares about his food. I had a great goats cheese starter, my husband had a salmon starter. For mains we both had meatball tagine it was so GOOD! We also had a coffee and 3 small pastryâs. We are planning to go back in 3 months time. Fabulous restaurant.
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6. Les Brisants
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Gordonroof
We stumbled across this restaurant and it wasn't our first choice. Most were shut despite websites saying they were open. We were looking for a light lunch. Although the menu was fairly limited for lunch time, the food was superb quality. We all had starters followed by cheese and coffees. Including wine and sparkling water the total for the four of us was 98 Euros. I would not hesitate to return and would probably select it for dinner next time. Service was friendly and attentive.Thank you very much for this comment.We'll be happy to see you again.See you soon.
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5. La buissonniere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1403 reviews
Reviewed By Martyn F
Another visit to this amazing restaurant today. Family owned and run, service second to none and Caroline will look after you so well.When we visit Calais we would not go anywhere else. Menu to suit all tastes and budgets. Itâs so French.Thanks for looking after us so well. Good multi storey parking in the block next door, about 40 cents for nearly 3 hours and free parking in the road space permitting.Open all day, they deserve to do well. Thanks again.Tim and Martyn (Welwyn, England)
4. Le Tripot des Baraques
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By rustyrustic
We ate here on the last night of our holiday. Very pleased with the place. Recently opened, decked out in marine style. Food is very good quality and good value. Service is rather laid back and homely - though I suspect this will change as they become more experienced. Very child friendly, including a games room with lovely old-fashioned wooden toys for the kids (and the grown ups) to play with. Thoroughly enjoyed it.Thanks a lot!! It's really nice to satisfy our guests! See you as soon as possible!!
3. La Tourello
Overall Ratings
5 based on 101 reviews
"La Tourello" is a reasoned Bistronomic Restaurant that offers its customers a worked and creative local food in a convivial environment.
Reviewed By NealS74
An unassuming building, but busy and comfortable inside. We all had the menu at 29 euros. The creme brulee was a very unusual starter. The orange sauce with the chicken was a previously untried combination. Cafe courmands to finish. Presentation, service and cooking were all good.
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2. Le Chouchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By Alyssa F
Had a lovely meal here on Friday before getting our ferry back to England! The staff were extremely friendly, we loved that there wasn't a menu, the staff let us know what they had available that day and we choose from that. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was lovely, would definitely recommend!Oh thank youpi sooooo Much It's very lovely See you soon Beverley and claude Arnaud
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1. Oh! Mouettes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 651 reviews
Oh! Mouettes restaurant in Calais boasts some of the very best panoramic views of the port in town. This traditional restaurant, owned by a trio of enthusiastic brothers, specialises in the freshest of wild fish and superb fruits de mer. The interior of t
Reviewed By alex4777
We visited on a Saturday evening. We made a reservation (recommended!) and got a nice table on the first floor next to the window overlooking the ferries to England entering/leaving the harbour. The fish menu was excellent absolutely fresh. We spend eu70 for two three courses menus, apéritives and both a glas of Chablis. Highly recommended!
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