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Where to eat European food in Rivedoux-Plage: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Rivedoux-Plage, France including A Cote de Chez Fred, Les Viviers en Re, Le Rivedoux, ATELIER 34, Le Grand Large, Chez Re Monde, Le Platin, La Plage, L'Ile sous le Vent, La Chaloupe
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10. La Chaloupe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By mibbiem
My husband and I had dinner here last night, the interior is beautiful, warm and the food was great. While we were eating there we found out that it has just opened with new owners and they have redone the interior. We ordered the shrimp and beef tataki to start, the presentation was great and food was delicious! For our main course I had the steak and my husband had the lamb, cannot go wrong with either! Great wine list and cocktails! The service was great and our waitress made sure we had everything that we needed.
9. L'Ile sous le Vent
Overall Ratings
5 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By Chris D
We do not eat a lot of seafood, so were a little wary of a purely 'Seafood Restaurant' but we were on holiday with friends and up for an adventure. No menu, one start-time, sit where you can with everyone else..... and be amazed!! The quality of the food, the superb imagination, the wonderous skills of the Chef; everything just blew us away. I can truely say it was one of the best meals I have every had! All 24 diners sat in rapt attention as the Chef and his wife proudly presented each course, identified the ingredients and where and when each was caught. There were so many highlights it is hard to pick out just one, but the cuttlefish dish was breathtakingly good and every stray drop of sauce was mopped up. We have eaten at a certain celebrity chefs restaurant in Padstein....... This is better by far! It deserves to be known by more than locals and lucky holiday makers who stumble on it!
8. La Plage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Restaurant on the sand in front of the sea with evening music animations.
Reviewed By cinemajim
On the edge of the island by the bridge. It looks basic but there is a very nice outside eating area. French food is always good but this one is nothing out of the ordinary and was not that cheap! - fast service made it better!?
7. Le Platin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Since early April the pancake the Platin located at the entrance of Rivedoux-beach, changes proprietaire.La trend Establishment: a friendly and family spirit resta. Moule-Frites the essential as well as salads, crepe perhaps, salads, grilled pizzas and ac
Reviewed By RMB1956
Despite website saying open it is closed Monday evening! So be aware and don't walk half an hour to be disappointed! However if you do get to eat there it is good! Food freshly cooked and good quality wine excellent service attentive but not overbearing. Pricing for the area goid
6. Chez Re Monde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Aluapenna
Great deli serving a small menu all cooked on the premises with a nice selection of local delicacies on the shelf to wander round looking at! Kids enjoyed burgers, my husband had salmon sashimi and I had the lunch assiette - all 3 courses presented together on a large slate, really clever presentation! Good rose was â¬8 in the deli and â¬14 to have with lunch which seemed like a reasonable mark up to us!
5. Le Grand Large
Overall Ratings
4 based on 267 reviews
Reviewed By Fogs32
We stayed at the hotel attached to Le Grand Large. Had a meal and several breakfasts there. The Staff, especially the waitress where very helpful. Breakfasts were great. We had a very nice french meal here - really enjoyed itGood afternoon Fogs 32,The team of Le Grand large Hotel thanks you for sharing your opinion. We are very happy that you enjoyed your stay in our hotel and our restaurant aswell. We hope to see you again during your next visit on Ré Island. We will pleased to welcome you.Thank you.Cordially
4. ATELIER 34
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By jonnybchester
Great menu plus excellent pizza menu. Blackboard menu's change constantly and we had a range from pizza to local seafood and Cote du Boeuf. ..all very imoressed. Service great, lovely atmosphere and good value. some car parking and although very busy service personal and great.
3. Le Rivedoux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By Nikki I
A really fantastic meal. Beautiful flavours and perfect portion sizes. The chefs really do know what they are doing. Relaxed, friendly and attentive staff. Good ambience with other diners, happy as they were on holiday or just meeting family. Reasonably priced for the excellent standard of food.
2. Les Viviers en Re
Overall Ratings
4 based on 606 reviews
Reviewed By hanseder1234
We felt very welcome as a family with three kids, their food was brilliant, especially my daughter's fish (lieu jaune) was cooked well and served with excellent mash. For dessert the kids had very good chocolate cake. My wife and I enjoyed the set meal.It was a fitting end to our holidays.
1. A Cote de Chez Fred
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Reviewed By Ustaritz
We chose this restaurant as they had put a list of fish available on their door rather than the highly limited offerings in other restaurants.One has to consider that this is up an alley off the port but the interior is stunning. On a beautiful night in September it was, of course, outside in the lane for us.The staff were lovely and highly attentive and service brilliant.We looked at the menu and it was a first to see that all starters were in double figures!! We decided on a plate of mussels to share believing they must be very large indeed. Certainly the mussels werenât but very enjoyable other than quite a few that did not open and a number with crushed shells- surely these should have been filtered.I ordered the sole and herself the Cote de Veau. The sole meunière arrived with a cup of potato mash (which was in fact delicious) and that was it! No vegetables but some finely chopped parsley! It was alright but nothing out of the ordinary. The Veal was also alright but unfortunately arrived with a similar cup of mash and a mushroom/onion gravy that would have graced a beef dish. Unfortunately it completely masked the subtle taste of veal!Herself decided she would go big for desert and not have a Creme caramel but Grand Mereâs Creme Caramel - exactly the same but bigger!!It was alright meal but it was more expensive than any meal we had on the harbour side looking at the boats and people walking by whereas, here, it was the back of houses and an hotel!!I have not included anything about the wine as that was our choice.....No, we will not be back here and probably not to Saint Martin either! Parisienne Plage has run its course for us......
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