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Ile-de-France, France Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Villejuif
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Villejuif, Ile-de-France, France. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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10. Le Comptoir Marrakech
9. Madito
Overall Ratings
5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Fauldsian
We were lucky to walk in and get a table of which we were very happy about.The food and service were amazing.It is a set menu but donât be put off it was freshly cooked for us.
8. Terra Mia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 393 reviews
Gastronomy Of The Naples Cuisine
Reviewed By Luaj99
Gone onecs with a group of friends and decided to go there every other dinner of our stay. Really good and fresh food and interesting discoveries as well. Not many choices but all very good
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7. Tesoro D'Italia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Dishes with colors of Italy, warm and full of saveurs.Un journey to the heart of this country for a price even cheaper than Easyjet ticket.
Reviewed By _wildflower78652
What a great little place! The staff was very friendly and accommodating.The menu price for dinner is unbeatable, and the portions were reasonable. The tiramisu is heavenly. The Sicilian wine was fruity and full bodied. I definitely recommend...
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6. Il Farniente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 683 reviews
Reviewed By Steve S
I can only assume that this is a Jekyll & Hyde establishment and Mr Hyde was definitely in attendance when we visited. We arrived at 7:30pm, admittedly with no reservation, to an empty restaurant where we were "greeted" by the brusque owner/manager who grunted almost unintelligibly about how busy the restaurant was (going to be?) before showing us to a table. His manner remained rude throughout, matched only by the poor quality food. The antipasto starter was a joke - a couple of tiny slices of parma ham, a single slice of mortadella or something similar, a few olives, a single small piece of artichoke a few tinned green beans, a couple of pieces of sun dried tomatoes all served on two large, limp lettuce leaves. This was followed by, for me, "stuffed veal on tortellini" which consisted of a small portion of some sort of veal sausage stuffed with some ham and cheese served on a bed of over-cooked, soggy tortellini covered in a basic tomato sauce. In all fairness, my partner had a marmite of gnocchi in cream and truffle sauce with seafood and she did enjoy this but bearing in mind that more than half the menu involves cream sauce with truffle, there was certainly little effort involved in putting this dish together. There is a Lidl supermarket just down the road and I wouldn't be surprised if most of the ingredients, and certainly the pasta, came from there.The only saving grace with the overworked but always smiling waiter who was a star.Having said all of that, the restaurant did fill up on a Tuesday night in early May so I guess from other reviews that this restaurants has Dr Jekyll nights too when everything is fine but we have travelled all over the world, including in Italy, and based on our experience we would not recommend this place.
5. La Crete
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1297 reviews
Reviewed By Jonny J
Maybe a bit small place but it makes it up with a good spirit and warmth from the staff. A band of two men played some Greek music on string instruments.The food is plenty and good, got it quick. Friendly staff. The price are reasonable. The area itself is beaming with activity from the numerous bars in the area.Recommended!
4. Pizzeria Arrivederci
Overall Ratings
5 based on 717 reviews
Smart pizza place in 5arrondisement. Here you can taste real Italian pizza with all fresh productos... Just taste it and you travel to Italy!!!
Reviewed By Chel M
This is the 1 pizza stop you need to make. Everything was so fresh, staff was friendly and welcoming. Myself and 3 friends stopped here while on our trip. We all ordered different pizzas and shared. All of the izzas were AH-MAZING!!!
3. La Grotte de Chypre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 93 reviews
Traiteur grec et turc.
Reviewed By luxxtraveler
I stumbled across this restaurant while renting in the Latin Quarter. The food is exceptional -- extremely fresh, delicious. Myriads of options and extremely fair pricing. The owners are beyond friendly and gracious. Meat options and great for vegetarians/vegans. I ate here 3x in one week -- twice for lunch and once for take out dinner. A welcome break from standard French bistro fare.
2. Lea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By SPS1967
My wife is a vegetarian. Visits to France are always hard for her, with many French restaurants offering poor veggie options (indeed, if offering anything at all). So, we were delighted to discover this restaurant close to the Novotel we were staying in. So much so, we actually had 2 meals during our stay. The owner warmly welcomed us, quickly giving us all complimentary drinks whilst we browsed the menu. The vegetrian choices possibly outnumbered the meat/fish offerings. Our meal was very tasty, with a variety of flavours. Our youngest child had chicken and fries. The chicken was proper chunks of breast fillet, not re-constituted nuggets/goujons. Very good.
1. La Grece
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Restaurant, caterer, and Greek sandwich shop;On the spot or take away.Greek traditional and family cooking from father to son since 1993.
Reviewed By Abre_a_felicidade
This Greek restaurant is just a hidden gem: I ordered a pepper stuffed with vegetables and a salmon with Greek salad, and everything was very fresh, genuinely Greek and incredibly tasty! That's just unbelievable, especially considering the neighbourhood. I also particularly liked 2 things about La Grece: 1) when I refused to order any drink, a jar with fresh tap water was brought immediately (for free, obviously). Not every French waiter brings it to you if you don't explicitly ask for it; 2) extremely high level of hygiene: tables are super clean, cutlery is laid on a paper tablecloth. Not a pretty much common thing for France and especially Paris. Ah, forgot to mention prices are very affordable!I highly recommend La Grece and will try to have my lunch/dinner there next time I'm near Orly area!
Where to eat Greek food in Villejuif: The Best Restaurants and Bars
