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Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Camaret-sur-Mer. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Chez Meme Germaine, A l'Abri du Kraken, Les Freres de la Cote, Le thalassa, Le Styvel, Chez Philippe, Del Mare
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7. Del Mare
Overall Ratings
2 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By AvuncularAmerican
Well, we might have been served - had we stayed. But we walked out, so we can't give you an idea of the quality of the meal. It was Sunday, lunchtime, and when we entered the restaurant, there was only one other couple, already eating. We chose our table, received our menus, which, along with the blackboard specials, were very confused as to whether the set-price menus were available on Sundays, or not (it turns out that the Euro 17.50 three-course menu is). Anyway, as we studied the menu and decided what to order, other customers filtered in, but we noticed that some of them not only had their orders taken, but were starting to be served, and still no one came to take our order. When the server came to the take the order of the couple next to us - who had also arrived well after us - we finally got up and left. If a restaurant can't respect "first come, first served," then they'll never have our business!
6. Chez Philippe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew M
I cannot recommend this place. We had the 29euro menu. I started with langoustines, which were presented as rather small, cold shellfish and a bland mayonnaise. I followed with rack of lamb, which was presented as over-cooked lamb chops. The cafe gourmand desert was a little better, but not exciting. Very poor value for money and the bottle of muscadet was not presented in an ice-bucket. We were not provided with salt and pepper until I demanded it.Overall, most unsatisfactory.
5. Le Styvel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By MaestroTravel
We had a lovely family lunch here earlier this month. The terrace is situated by the water with a nice and peaceful view overlooking the harbour. It was lunch time and the restaurant was packed, we got lucky to get the last available patio table. We took the menu at 22euros (first, entree and dessert).The food was delicious and prepared with fresh ingredients. We loved our garlic butter scallops, the poached shrimp with mayonnaise (home-made !!), the fish soup, our grilled tuna, and the chocolate mousse ! The waitstaff were very professional, friendly and helpful. A place to recommend for sure.
4. Le thalassa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Our restaurant, entirely renewed, is opened from May to end of september in a modern design, in front of the sea. For a quiet break, family meal or lunch group until 100 people. Children are welcome. French Traditional cooking, seafood and mussels-french
Reviewed By heartstoyou
Found our experience to be very disappointing. The server forgot to place our main dish order, service was sloppy, the view was terrific, BUT! Would not suggest eating here. While there were a lot of people waiting to eat at this restaurant, I would suggest selecting the corner resto a few doors down next to the road that goes to the upper road level parking. The moules and fish looked great. The wait staff was really horrible. No eye contact, no asking if everything was OK. Horrible, horrible. We left one centime ($.01) as our tip.
3. Les Freres de la Cote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 453 reviews
Reviewed By yogiacomo
You have multiple places to eat along the waterfront. But they don't include a really fine dining experience. Our lunch was just magnificent, great combinations of tastes that will made every plate interesting. True they don't speak perfect English, but they try and even pull out a dictionary to help when necessary. The risotto was the creamiest ever and all the fish plates with their sauces including mine looked and tasted great. So if your looking for moules and frites, go somewhere else.
2. A l'Abri du Kraken
Overall Ratings
4 based on 497 reviews
Reviewed By chapyBristol
The menu is not extensive, but what we had was well, if simply, cooked. It was good to have the option of fresh fruit salad for dessert, and my husband was very impressed by the dark chocolate mousse. â¬16.50 for 3 good quality courses is amazing value. Service was friendly, and the decor great. I can see why it is doing well on TA!
1. Chez Meme Germaine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 395 reviews
Reviewed By chapyBristol
I had thought all creperies were pretty much the same, so was rather sceptical when I read the reviews saying these were the best crepes ever. However, having had lunch there, I can only agree! The savoury galette I had was so good, I just had to try a sweet one. Both were delicious. The weather was dreadful, but the location was beautiful, and must be even better on a sunny day. Great service too.
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