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Top 6 Catalan food in Mont-Louis, France
Best Catalan restaurants nearby. Discover the best Catalan food in Mont-Louis. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Catalan restaurants near you. including La Chaumiere, Chez Antoine, Restaurant Trumfes, Cal Cofa, La Formatgeria de Llivia, Can Ventura
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6. Can Ventura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 465 reviews
Reviewed By MarcusLYK
Very cosy restaurant, I was seated upstairs as I did not want the alfresco tables due to the cold weather. The waiters speak some English, I understood some Catalan so it was not that bad.I had the scallops with rice, quite amazing how they managed to keep the seafood fresh even though it was located up high in the mountains. The traditional tomato bread was freshly made, and easily one of the best I have ever eaten.Do note that parking is a hassle in Llivia, my recommendation is to park along the main road, then climb up the hill where Can Ventura is located.
5. La Formatgeria de Llivia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 560 reviews
Reviewed By francoism530
I had a fondue with my wife at the Fromatgerie and really enjoyed the dinner there.Great processional service, fast and efficient.We enjoyed a beef filet and had a chocolate coulant as dessert.Great place, great food, great service and on top of all, acceptable prices...You better reserve well in advance if you want to enjoy it as it is most of the time fully booked. No wonder why!
4. Cal Cofa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1145 reviews
Reviewed By lobacchus
Cal Cofa keeps the number one in Llivia for a reason: location, deco, excellent service whoever is attending you, superb food quality and execution...A must go either for lunch or dinner.Illustration: onion soup for less than 7â¬Labels: 2eat, $$$, #mediterranean, #privees, #groups, #mustgo
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3. Restaurant Trumfes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By Andy C
This restaurant is in the old town of Llivia and is 5 minutes walk max from various car parks. The decor is modern and stylish, but not stark. Staff are young and friendly, and our waiter spoke French and a little English (Llivia is for some reason part of Spain so most people speak Catalan). The food is definitely very stylish, but at no point is it style over substance...the ingredients are top notch and treated with respect. My local pork belly with smoked endives was outstanding. They have a set menu for 30⬠including 3 courses, wine and coffee, which is ridiculously good value for food of this quality. They also have a tapas menu with prices from 5⬠so no need to break the bank. Wines are very interesting, with many smaller and organic producers, and prices start from 12⬠per bottle.They are victims of their own success to some extent as they are incredibly busy with tables full and turned over as quickly as possible, but you can't really complain.
2. Chez Antoine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 681 reviews
Reviewed By ctbdids
We went here for our first day and the attitude of the waiter very quickly made it our last. We saw people with sandwiches but he didn't want to tell us about them. He just wanted to make more money with the a la carte. When we finally got it out of him what sandwiches there were, ham cheese or pate. Considering the choice of panninis at Eden Roc for considerably less money. Avoid this place. The view doesn't fill your belly. Eden Roc will, with great food.On a positive note the goose gessiers salad was tasty enough.
1. La Chaumiere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 783 reviews
Reviewed By bschum
We had lunch at this delightful restaurant after a ride from Villelongue de Conflent on the Little Yellow Train. La Chaumiere is well worth the walk uphill to Font Romeu from the train station. The food was excellent and the staff impeccable. Highly recommended!
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