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Where to eat French food in Sigean: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Sigean. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Chez kinkin, La cave de Theo, Le Potager, Restaurant le XV, Pres de la Fontaine, Les Terrasses de la Berre, Chez Cassou, L'Echo des Saisons, L'Adresse, Aux 4 Saisons
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10. Aux 4 Saisons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By JulesSWFrance
Attached to a small local supermarket, it does not look like an attractive option, but appearances can be deceptive. There is a good atmosphere and the locals are a friendly bunch. Outside,glass of wine in the sunshine is generous and very palatable, just as well as the other side of the supermarket is a gigantic winery with landmark stainless steel tanks. Inside a medium sized restaurant with good wholesome cooking and a sensible wine list - all very satisfying.One does not come here for the view but everything else works very well indeed.
9. L'Adresse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By JohnH100
This unpretentious restaurant with a local bar was a real surprise for the quality of its food and the diverse menu which, although not very extensive, was adventurous in blending oriental dishes with European cuisine.Nothing shabby about the furnishings or décor either. Not on the sea front, but closer to the industrial port, so slightly off the beaten track, close to the SNCF station. It would be a pity to pass it by.
8. L'Echo des Saisons
Overall Ratings
5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Bryan1850
Since the restaurant opened at the end of March 2017 we have eaten there seven times, both with friends and as a couple. It is a pure delight to have a restaurant of this quality in the village. The husband and wife team who own and run the restaurant are professional and have developed a winning formula. Excellent fresh, tasty, local produce, cooked by an obviously well trained and talented chef (Fabien) complemented by wines of the region - what is there not to like. Front of house Anais remembers your aperitif favourites and the style of wine you prefer as well as any food preferences you may have. All served in a light, bright, contemporary setting.The main menu changes monthly and consists of 3 starters (meat, fish and vegetarian) 5 main courses (2 meat, 2 fish and a vegetarian) 3 deserts and a cheese plate. The lunchtime menu is good value and varies every day.If you are lucky enough to be in this part of the world and looking for a first class restaurant at a very affordable price - try it - you won't be disappointed.
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7. Chez Cassou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By 126iana
Situated on the main road though Sigean, on a corner you can sit outside, which is n the shade at lunch time, or inside looking out. We went on market day Tuesday 4th August, so the town was busy and the restaurants where busy, this one looked the best of them, for two reasons; it was in the shade and it didn't have loud music playing, although it did have the national news cast on.The staff where friendly although we did have a mix up with the sweet as we thought we asked for Apricot crumble with ice-cream and ended up with crepes with caramel sauce, delicious all the same.Lunch was Sausages (3) with salad (lettuce) and frites (2 boiled then roasted half baked potatoes), they were delicious.
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6. Les Terrasses de la Berre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By stchrisopher
We (family of four) stopped in here for lunch prior to a visit to Terra Vinea, we had the three course set lunch menu and each course was well presented and very tastey. The view from the terrace is unexpected and spectacular!!! Service was good and good came quickly.This place is well worth a visit!!!
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5. Pres de la Fontaine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By JulesSWFrance
We were recommended this restaurant by our hosts. It is tucked away in a side street in Portel. The kitchen is open plan and visible to all diners and one can see the frantic activity. This restaurant is small and run by the chef/proprietor who keeps his eye on proceedings. The menu is slightly off piste but very good. We had some great tasting mussels and clams various with just a subtle hint of eastern spice. Spot on in my view.The man in charge was helpful, friendly and had a sense of fun. Good wine list and clearly a popular place to eat with the locals.Definitely will revisit if in the region.
4. Restaurant le XV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By Margaret H
A small, modern restaurant, pleasantly decorated.We received a warm welcome and were happy to take the daily midday menu.A good, honest meal - a nice salad with serrano ham, followed by a really tasty duck leg and a tarte aux pommes for dessert. Ameal for two, with a demi of red wine and coffee for under 35 euros? Who could possibly complain. We had more than sufficient, served quickly and without fuss. I would happily return and try something more adventurous next time.
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3. Le Potager
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
Reviewed By AFH1809
Everything about Le Potager works well. The decor is well coordinated whilst feeling relaxed, the eating spaces are busy but not cramped (choose the rear garden under a huge fig tree if possible), the staff are friendly and very helpful and, most importantly, the food is excellent. The menu is not huge, thank goodness, and the choices of grilled meats and fish and vegetables are wonderful. The homegrown tomato menu is also worth a try for starters, as is the pigs trotter terrine. From starter to pudding, everything was beautifully flavoured and fresh, and the Le Potager Syrah and Chardonnay were a great match and very reasonable. We paid â¬208 for 5 people, aperitifs, starters, mains, puddings and 2 bottles of wine, great value for this quality. And the best bit is the overall experience, relaxed, unpretentious and well fed!
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2. La cave de Theo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By AFH1809
Be sure to book, as this place clearly knows its limits and does not cram in too many people. They have space to add more tables, but do not compromise their friendly and relaxed service by being too busy. The menu has a good choice of local classics and there are a number of set priced deals which give good value. I had a starter of mixed St Jaques/Moules which was very large, followed by a thick entrecôte, both of which were delicious. All our party of 6 felt that they had been very well fed, and all enjoyed the atmosphere, eclectic decoration and happy interaction with Madame. Price for 6 with wine and aperitifs was 200 euros.
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1. Chez kinkin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By AFH1809
It is good to find an place that has a simple speciality and does it well. The burgers are very tasty and generous. I'm not wild about chips, but theirs are excellent, made curly, thin and with skins on so there is more flavour and texture. The whole menu is unpretentious, with only about 10 main choices, no entrees, and deserts are glacés or (I think) bought in gateaux. Meal for 4 with 4 burgers, 3 gateaux, bottle of red, 2 beers and a soft drink was 91 euros. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
