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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Fabregues: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Fabregues including L'O a la Bouche, Le Grand Arbre, Villa 29, Table D'oc, Atelier st Roch, Pastis Restaurant, Pizzeria Via 7, Jardino, Restaurant L'Angelus, Anga
10. Anga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By Jana853
We had a wonderful evening. It was simply perfect, from the warm welcome, the delicious food and the matching wine suggestions to the attentive and friendly service. We would love to come back!
9. Restaurant L'Angelus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas V
This is a beautiful restaurant in several rooms. The smooth classic jazz music adds to the atmosphere. Our food was delicious. The owner was especially welcoming and come over to talk to us several times. Good wine selection. Reasonable prices.Merci beaucoup, nous avons passé nous aussi une excellente soirée avec vous. Et ne perdez pas votre excellent français. A bientôt.
8. Jardino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Bonjour et Bienvenue chez Jardino, votre cantine locale. Une cuisine simple avec de bons produits inspirée de nos recettes familiales. En fonction des arrivages, plusieurs entrées, plats et desserts vous seront proposés avec, à chaque fois, la possibilité
Reviewed By FrankHop91
We stumbled across this wonderful restaurant in an equally charming street. The menu is diverse and different every day, depending on what is available. Fantastic, fresh dishes and great wines for amazing prices. The staff is very helpful and very friendly. Plus, they know what theyâre talking about. The best restaurant we visited in Montpellier!
7. Pizzeria Via 7
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By Aubry-Jan
We've been there my partner and I for try some homemade Italian dishes. It's very good and flavourous, we took a pizza and the homemade lasagna, great experience.I recommend strongly!!!
6. Pastis Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 433 reviews
Reviewed By patrickm123
When you enter everything you see is smart, modern, restrained and precise, with touches of real originality. And rather delightfully, exactly the same can be said of the cooking. I absolutely loved every aspect of this lunch.The service is perfect⦠friendly, relaxed but observantly attentive, imaginative, immensely informative. In fact the young waitress and waiter would both be strong contenders for my private âserver of the year awardâ.The no choice approach to the surprise menus is great. I love having the decisions taken away from me. It can be 2, 3 or 4 courses, as you wish and we took just starter and main. The starter was probably the best tomato-centred dish I have ever eaten. It looked like nothing much more than a slice of giant tomato on a pastry base with a few herbs and flowers on top, but is was so much more than that, simply bursting with intense, complex and surprising flavours. The chicken main was one degree less remarkable, but extraordinarily well thought through and executed.That was already good value for 25 Euros but there were two waves of amuse-bouches beforehand. I asked for one glass of white that would work with both surprises and they served a very classy Cuvee âINâ from Mas Conscience for a mere 7 Euros. Then a 3 Euro coffee came with a wonderful plump hot madeleine â so much better than all the fiddly mini lemon tarts etc that so often appear at this stage as an excuse to bump up the coffee charge to something more aggressive.So yes, Iâm struggling to find even the tiniest criticismâ¦. Not a predicament Iâm accustomed to!... Indeed, if Pastis were close to my home, I could cheerfully eat here twice a week!!
5. Atelier st Roch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Gerard C
Slightly late on a Sunday night scouting around for food and getting cranky with hunger we happened upon Atelier St. Roch and were rewarded with lovely service and some dishes that lodge happily in the memory weeks later. Particularly good were the baked Hake dish and the Fig Tart with honey and Thyme. Don't hesitate.
4. Table D'oc
Overall Ratings
3 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By mitzie02
en vacances un site agreable pour un dejeuner. choix varié. bon accueil . sans regret . effort à faire sur la patisserie , un peu trop industrielle , choix de glaces à elargir.
3. Villa 29
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By MPLCORD
We were recommended Villa 29 by our excellent hotel, Les Arceaux. It as an excellent recommendation. The restaurant is lovely, the food was tasty, the owners were delightful, the ambiance was relaxing. We strongly recommend that a visit to Montpelier should include a meal at this superb delight.the portions are generous. The 5 tapas make a full meal. The burger with goat cheese is just wonderful.
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2. Le Grand Arbre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 409 reviews
Reviewed By Simo T
Suggested by our hotel (Domaine du Biar) this restaurent was close by and food, wine and service was good. We had some difficulties finding the place even with TomTom, as we drove a bit too far and in the dark couldn't find it but then when we came back we saw the sign.We were maybe a bit undressed (as were most of the guests as well) for this place because it was very nice inside, and food was if not fine-dining then at least very-good dining.
1. L'O a la Bouche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By mephistapo
This restaurant blew us away. Though the entree's and plats were simple, they were exquisitely prepared. The duck breast was tender and plump and a must for anyone dining at this restaurant. The salmon tartar was delicious and the rump steak was also scrumptious. Don't be fooled by the unassuming appearance of this restaurant!Thank you very much.Kind regards,
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