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Top 10 restaurants in Carnon, France
Discover the best restaurant in Carnon, France including L'Hippocampe, L'Escale, La Grande Passerella, Le St Georges, Fleur de Sel, Beach-Coffee, L'Artimon, Brasserie La Traine, Le Trident, Le Kennedy
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1. L'Hippocampe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By Cornelia L
that of the happiness, an address to remember and let tempt you because you will not be disappointed. very warm welcome. claude le chef makes you discover a fresh and excellent cuisine. you will only be able to come back to discover other dishes made with passion. thank you to all the team and claude the pillar of this place
2. L'Escale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By cliakger
We decided to go there after seeing such great reviews on Tripadvisor, and really enjoyed it. We went for the 5 or 6 course meal menu and it did not disappoint. The service was magnificent and the atmosphere just perfect for our last night by the sea. We went there at night so it was quiet out but the sound of the sea and the flickering candle lights, plus the delicious food and wine: just perfect. Thank you!
3. La Grande Passerella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
BUONGIORNOOO The chef and his team offer a wide variety including fine food and cuisine dishes from all the days, as well as receipts of innovative season according to fresh assortments of the charcuterie and cheese of Tuscan products! e 2 atmosphere different TAPAS and salad with wine in TUSCAN to the Terrace and RISTORANTE ITALIANO view pan has the floor think a book GRAZIE
Reviewed By Robert186225 - Cambridge, United Kingdom
Two low-budget travellers, we were lured in by a cheerful lad promising an apéritif and an evening of jazz. The restaurant is perched between sea and sky, on the footbridge overlooking the port. The enthusiasm of the patron and his team, the cheerful welcome and the generous platefuls of perfect food made for a very special evening, finishing with a jazz combo on the harbourside. Fernando is a brilliant host. We had to come back for the following day for lunch and a glass of wine before flying home and were toasted in grappa. This really is as good as it gets!
4. Le St Georges
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 450 reviews
Reviewed By MariniMarin - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Next to the Casino and Piccolino, Le St Georges is a cosy and elegant restaurant perfect for special occasion. You have to book early to get a chance to taste this well executed Mediterranean cuisine.
5. Fleur de Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Mandy2749 - Biot, France
Ludicrously expensive, scruffy little restaurant in a very unappealing part of town. Can't speak for the food, as the 6 of us left after a bottle of wine, such was the bad feeling - justified by the bad attitude of the owner/chef. Unsurprisingly, only one other table was occupied - although it was about 8.30pm on a Friday evening in high season.
6. Beach-Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By liselottep90 - Grenoble, France
Returned to Beach Coffee after a nice breakfast there last year. This time, we had dinner here and was a little disappointed.
A menu, entrée+plat, costs €14. I had moules gratinées which were lovely, however the salad was clearly shop bought/cheapest brand available. For the mains, I had an ecornet farcies (just the one!) with pasta and tomato sauce. I was not a fan of the tomato sauce.
My partner had a piece du boucher (bavette) - which was tiny! - with a handful of home-made fries.
The portions were not generous at all - like some reviews mentioned, and ended up getting a dessert elsewhere afterwards.
Staff were rushed off there feet and not very nice...
Cheapest menu around but I'd rather pay a euro or two more for something a little nicer.
7. L'Artimon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By Fiona H - Market Harborough, United Kingdom
Visited here with friends for the second time whilst on holiday in the area.
Again the food was excellent, oysters so fresh and tasty, sea bass cooked beautifully and smoked fillet of beef, only subtlely smoked and delicious.
Vast wine list with some lovely local wines.
Set menus were priced at 41 and 51 euros.
The restaurant looks out over the harbour and this time it was a gorgeous sunny evening.
Most enjoyable
8. Brasserie La Traine
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By Snarbies - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
In for a nice piece of meat I decided to order the entrecote.....when finished cutting out the eatable parts from the bones and the sinews I noticed more than half of the entrecote remained at my plate. When the waitor noticed he immediately offered a different meat dish (beef)which clearly was a lot better quality. An appreciated gesture!
9. Le Trident
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
Reviewed By James B - Lausanne, Switzerland
We were 7 for a birthday party lunch sitting on the Terrace viewing the yacht harbour. The waiter was efficient and kept track of the many varied orders. 3 Langoustine starters were served and were acceptable. Several Lobster Armoricain/Tagliatelle were ordered (supposedly excellent). I had a Tartar of duck that had absolutely no duck taste what-so-ever...only tomato and avocado...doubted any duck had come near it. My Turbot dish was not really warm, served with peas, lima beans and bacon...OK, but was nothing to write home about.
The dessert was sold as a Strawberry Tart, but had a hard, cracker base with some flavoured cream with cut strawberries stuck in and a ball of ice cream...not a very special desert creation.
The white wine was a Domaine Reine Juliette 'Terres Rouges' Picpoul de Pinet 2013. It was possibly the best thing about this meal, at only Euro 19.
10. Le Kennedy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By olimar - Zug, Switzerland
A simple menu, could be great if done well but our mussels were over cooked and the sauce was murky and tasteless. The other reviews are very positive so we were disappointed. Maybe an off night, but we cannot recommend based on what we had.
