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France Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saint-Cezaire-sur-Siagne
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Saint-Cezaire-sur-Siagne including Le Bistrot Provencal, LE MARINA, Restaurant Le Carre d'Ange, Le Bellevue, Le Centifolia, L'Auberge du Vieux Chateau, L'Auberge Provencal, Cafe de l'Union, Le Mini-Grill, Le Jardin De Camille Et Quentin
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10. Le Jardin De Camille Et Quentin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 599 reviews
Reviewed By RLJ01
Booked on a Sunday night - 12 people. They had live Latin music on the outside terrace. Accommodated very well - friendly welcome and service. Food was terrific - fresh and tasty. And good portion sizes. Washed down with excellant local wines.
9. Le Mini-Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By wilhelmm-norway
Le Mini-grill is a great find of a restaurant for mussles-lovers! Indeed, their menu includes more than 20 different receipes of mussels, and they come in all tastes. Beyond mussels, they also serve other Foods. Great for lunch and dinners. Fast and efficient service - and it comes with a smile! Service personnell speak both English and French - very friendly. The few outdoor tables they have are very Nice, indoor it can become a little crammed, particularly on hot days. Do make an advance reservation; they do not have very many tables. Prices are very reasonable, and we keep coming back to this restaurant.
8. Cafe de l'Union
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Beautiful place with panoramic views of the sea and in the heart of town, the new Café Union team awaits with pleasure, every day except Monday.
Reviewed By RedPaddy63
Although disappointed not to get a terrace table we were very satisfied with everything else. Service very efficient, accommodating and friendly. Food ranged from satisfying (salads) to very enjoyable (burger, entrecote and salmon). Desserts were fantastic. Altogether a pleasant dining experience.
7. L'Auberge Provencal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By ATC1865
After walking all around the medieval village of Mons, we decided that this was the ONLY place there to have lunch. It commands the best location, perched on the side of the high plateau. The tables on the terrace overhang the wonderful countryside. They beckon passersby into the restaurant. We had a very pleasant lunch in this restaurant. The place was staffed by two French ladies, who were both efficient and accurate. They only spoke French. At first, they mistook âvégétalienâ for vegetarian. In the area generally, I found that veganism is mostly mistaken for vegetarianism. So when I explained more fully, Je suis végétalien. Je ne mange rien qui vienne d'un animal, it was understood immediately that they could only offer me their salade mixte. Nevertheless, it was a delicious lunch. The fresh bread to supplement my salad and Kikiâs omelet fromage (which she loved) was generously provided. We arrived at 1 pm and within 15 minutes the terrace was full of French people also enjoying lunch with a view. The bill was very reasonable. I'm so glad we decided to go in for lunch.
6. L'Auberge du Vieux Chateau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 596 reviews
Traveler's Choice 2018. Come discover Cuisine steeped in the flavors of Provence and the Mediterranean made with fresh products from the morning market. A very attentive service. In the enchanting village of Cabris, 4 kms from Grasse and 20 minutes from C
Reviewed By Foodange
A perfect meal in perfect surroundings. At â¬34 for the 3 course lunch this is astounding value. We were shown to a fabulous table next to the window and overlooking the valley. We both chose the bouillabaisse which was a perfect rendition of the dish with enormous pieces of fish. The dessert was a masterpiece â a fruit soufflé on praline biscuit base, in the shape of a pear. Surprised there were no local white wines by the glass so we chose a bottle of Figuiere, expensive but worth it for a special meal. We enjoyed coffees outside on the terrace and watched people admiring the view over the valley. There were freebies galore too, from amuse-bouche at the start through to crème caramel with the coffees. Perfect service from an ever changing cast of waiters and waitresses.
5. Le Centifolia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By amevato
Vraiment excellent, le plat comme le dessert, endroit convivial chaleureux, vraiment un très belle endroit ! Merci pour votre avis. Au plaisir de vous revoir
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4. Le Bellevue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By mikeo400
Love visiting the Bellevue each year - a great atmosphere with something for everyone on the menu from veal, steak. seafood, pizza and salads. Not expensive four of us with wine typically around 77 Euro's. The waiters work hard. The food is average, having said that no complaints and all clean plates on our table and we eat there year after year,
3. Restaurant Le Carre d'Ange
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By SarahT707
This is relatively new, on the same site as a previous restaurant. We had a fabulous time. The service was swift attentive and knowledgable. We ate indoors as it was raining but the environment is absolutely charming.The food was amazing. The amuse-bouches (there were lots of them) were first class. I particularly liked the panacotta, tarragon mousse and apple emulsion with melon. My main course was an absolute delight.I wish this restaurant every success. It deserves it. Cher client toute l'équipe du Carré D'Ange vous remercie de votre mot qui nous conforte dans nos efforts quotidiens pour donner du bonheur a notre clientèle.Cordialement David Carré
2. LE MARINA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 418 reviews
At the heart of the old village marina offers a cuisine with Provencal accent terrace with fountain on cobbled street. Warm dining room open daily from February to October
Reviewed By Tony B
Visited one of our favourites again in Montauroux. Owned and run by the family, Veronique is an excellent chef and (unusually for France) produced a varied and tasty selection for our veggie friends when we visited recently. They were sufficiently impressed to say it was the best meal they had ever had in France, despite holidaying in Cannes. Expect to pat about â¬94 for three course lunch for two including a decent local wine, coffee etc..
1. Le Bistrot Provencal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By B0ater1
We went for their 'new evening menu ( they only open evenings in the summer) .. Plenty of parking behind the restaurant. Brilliant new menu for the evenings delightfully presented and great value. Best restaurant in Pagodas by a country mile even if the lunch time menu joe no choice for 3 of the 4 courses may not be for everyone.
