Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Correns, France including Auberge du Parc, Restaurant la Fontaine, Hotel Restaurant du Cours, El Cochino, La Craie des Mets, Les Chineurs, Brasserie Cafe du Cours, Aladdin, Restaurant de l'Hotel de Provence, Hostellerie de l'Abbaye de la Celle Restaurant
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4 based on 474 reviews
We had a lovely lunch, inventive and tasty dishes, well prepared and presented but found the selection quite limited. Service was very professional and attentive throughout the meal. There is apparently a parking for guests but we couldn't find it before our meal and had to park in the street.
4 based on 179 reviews
Family Provençal hotel and restaurant, Le Provence is an old diligence relay since 1957. Discover the charm of Provence in a typical hotel and restaurant from center var in provence verte.
We have been eating here for 14 years now since we bought our holiday home in the region and the quality has remained consistently good and at 31 euros for a four course menu, it has remained outstanding value. Mussels and their soupe de poissons de la roche are definite specialities to look out for, but their foie gras and everything else is very good too. Haute cuisine it does not pretend to be, but you'll be very happy with the fayre here. I had a particularly fine bream with crushes potatoes on this occasion. Most of the service is performed by the rather witty and ever cheerful owners' daughter who has grown into a lovely young lady.
4 based on 177 reviews
The beautiful decorated restaurant is runned by the man and wife and have a delicious couscous, you can choose between meat or chicken. Very niced served and before you have a little appetizer also delicious. Hot and good, and very well for everyone. You can take wine or beer or soda or fresh water only.We took icecreams after for the fresh summer day, we were three women from Sweden, France and Portugal, and we surely come back again. Restaurant is just near to the old station for train.
4 based on 224 reviews
The staff are untiringly efficient and pleasant even at the end of a long season but the food is a bland waste of time and is not cheap. Go across the road to the less fashionable looking Restaurant de cours.
4 based on 135 reviews
This is a great place for a casual night out - simple food, well made, nicely served by friendly proprietor and staff. I recommend the moules frites. Plump, steamed mussels (in a variety of sauces, even curry, more delicious than it sounds) with a generous portion of frites. Good atmosphere. We went several times - as a couple, with family, with friends. Always jolly. And always a warm welcome. Booking advisable. It's a popular spot.
4 based on 208 reviews
We remembered the premises when this was Lou Paleisoun (now closed), and thought we should try the new establishment. Service was definitely friendly and attentive, but the verdict is patchy overall. The special medievales menu was very basic and could have hit the spot, but there were a number of issues. A bill of 90 euros for aperitifs, two mains, two desserts, carafe of rose, bottle of water and two coffees is steep for the following reasons: the huge entrecote was at least one third gristle, not good for 22 euros, and the colonel at 11 euros contained the cheapest tasting table vodka you could find in France. I fared much better: my octopus stew and risotto were very good in my main and the panne cotta with salted caramel was nice too...and big...even if it was served in a paper coffee cup. Unrefined overall, but with some definite good points. I wish the young people who have taken over every success.
4 based on 476 reviews
Your restaurant wine bar proposes you boards of delicatessen , plates of french cheeses but also grilled meats, salads, fish, pastas and desserts house and musical atmosphere in a cosy universe in affordable prices.we often organize theme evenings in the
We left Marseille quickly instead of staying for a couple of days as planned.It was gritty and traffic jammed and so we headed instead toward our next stop in Cannes. Our tummies rumbled and so we pulled off to Brignoles to have a quick snack. You know.. a coffee and baguette kind of lunch. What a fabulous decision. We accidentally fell upon El Cochino. The service was first class and the food a delight. We highly recommend it. We simply did not expect if to be as outstanding as it was for us. The food was simply stated first class. Congrats to the m'ment, staff and chef. We sought the chef out and thanked him for our beautiful lunch.
4 based on 494 reviews
Restaurant has outdoor seating along the main road of Cotignac. Very busy during Summer days and booking is def recommended. We were accepted without a booking (since we were very early for dinner) and all in all it was an exceptional experience were it for the fact that there seemed to be just 2 ppl serving a packed restaurant resulting in long waits! The food was genuine Provence food, among the best we had throughout our stay. The squid risotto and the lamb tagine were absolutely to die for! The prices are very reasonable as well. Would definitely recommend this place!
4 based on 217 reviews
This is a very attractive restaurant where one can eat outside under the shade of trees listening to the trickling of the water from this most unusual fountain which looks like a tree dripping water! The food was of good quality, nicely served by friendly staff. We would return.
4 based on 157 reviews
It is hard to describe quite how good a restaurant Auberge du Parc is.Whether you go for lunch or dinner the staff are attentive, welcoming and professional. The menu is excellent and the fixed price one is always worth having. There is a beautiful patio to sit outside, but winter is equally attractive because the inside is very cosy.
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