Reviews on Seafood food in Calais, Hauts-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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4 based on 651 reviews
Oh! Mouettes restaurant in Calais boasts some of the very best panoramic views of the port in town. This traditional restaurant, owned by a trio of enthusiastic brothers, specialises in the freshest of wild fish and superb fruits de mer. The interior of t
We visited on a Saturday evening. We made a reservation (recommended!) and got a nice table on the first floor next to the window overlooking the ferries to England entering/leaving the harbour. The fish menu was excellent absolutely fresh. We spend eu70 for two three courses menus, apéritives and both a glas of Chablis. Highly recommended!
Most Popular Gastropub food in Calais, Hauts-de-France, France
4 based on 771 reviews
La Mer restaurant in the midst of Calais most popular tourist area wears its culinary heart right on its sleeve. This warm, traditional restaurant the sibling of La Sole Meuniere serves nothing but fish and fruits de mer, including twelve different kinds
I have eaten here many times over the years, and the service has normally been much better than this. For some reason my card declined - the same card I have used all week, all over Calais ... no attempt to understand or be receptive, I was somewhat summarily dismissed when I asked if there was a problem. I paid cash, which was fortunate, as I did not carry very much - and left, probably not to return on my next visit. The food is good, but not great enough for this level of disinterest. Would be worth remembering that tourists are at the mercy of the financial elements as much as the restaurateurs.
4 based on 651 reviews
Oh! Mouettes restaurant in Calais boasts some of the very best panoramic views of the port in town. This traditional restaurant, owned by a trio of enthusiastic brothers, specialises in the freshest of wild fish and superb fruits de mer. The interior of t
We visited on a Saturday evening. We made a reservation (recommended!) and got a nice table on the first floor next to the window overlooking the ferries to England entering/leaving the harbour. The fish menu was excellent absolutely fresh. We spend eu70 for two three courses menus, apéritives and both a glas of Chablis. Highly recommended!
4 based on 343 reviews
A tuesday night in March, we had booked a table for 7.15pm and when we arrived we were the only customers in the restaurant. Only one other couple entered during the entire evening we were there, so a lack of atmosphere.Service was entertaining. Madame spoke virtually no English and our GCE school French wasn't a great help - "La plume de ma tante" and "sur le pont D'Avignon" didn't really hack it. However we got by with a limited exchange of language and signs and Madame although a trifle eccentric was attentive.We had one of the set menus and the food was fine without being anything special. Nothing really to criticise but we left with a feeling that we could have done better. On our previous visit to Calais we ate at Le Channel, the restaurant next door, which is much better in our opinion.
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