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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Saint-Egreve: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Saint-Egreve, France including Sicily Restaurant, La Toscana, Le Dromadaire, La Cucina, La Bocca Felice, Le Cedre, Ciao a te, Angelis, CASABLANCA -sud, Notte E Di
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10. Notte E Di
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Anthony A
I don't think I've seen so many Italian restaurants in one street, outside of Italy. We chose this one on the basis of the tripadvisor reviews. When we arrived, it was the only one without any customers, but we ventured in. The welcome was friendly, the food good and served quickly. It wasn't exceptional, and probably no better than in the other restaurants nearby, but we had a pleasant evening outside by the river, watching the world go by.
9. CASABLANCA -sud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Cuisine familiale marocaine Traditionnelle Sur place ou à emporter Dimanche, nous servons le couscous de votre choix sur place ou a emporterà 12 euros (sauf le royal ).
Reviewed By 341ibrahima
One of the best restaurants in Grenoble friendly people with high service and hospitality Amazing food and menu strongly recommend the couscous The prices itâs not expensive at all reasonable prices At the end donât forget the Tea with mint Merci dâavoir pris le temps afin de nous faire plaisir et nous encourager avec ce sympathique retour.à bientôt dans notre petit restaurant.Mes sincères salutations.
8. Angelis
Overall Ratings
5 based on 74 reviews
Le restaurant Angelis vous propose de venir découvrir une cuisine artisanale accessible et de qualité, en provenance des producteurs locaux engagés dans une démarche vertueuse pour vous fournir les meilleurs produits au meilleur meilleur rapport qualité p
Reviewed By jennyr856
C'est un accueil sympa' et pro' à la fois qui vous attend à "Angelis". Les plats sont très bons, bien présentés et les prix plus que correct ! Un restaurant qui mérite réellement à se faire connaître. Merci pour ce délicieux dîner !
7. Ciao a te
Overall Ratings
4 based on 544 reviews
Reviewed By 272PaulM272
I have been to this restaurant quite a few times in the past. All these times I had both pasta and dessert. While the pasta is exceptional I cannot say the same thing for the dessert. Last time I had tiramisu and albeit it's simplicity I did not like it. Another thing is that I find the service of the restaurant not very polite and sometimes even rude. Finally as it is hard to find a table you have to book several days in advance. Summarizing, very good pasta, probably the best I have had in the city but average desserts and service.
6. Le Cedre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 443 reviews
Reviewed By T S
We were a party of four adults at lunch on a Saturday. We ordered the mezze. The dishes were delicious but the pita bread came straight out of a package (the server unwrapped it right in front of us). There were many vegetarian options, which is good (and uncommon in France). The server refused to box up leftovers for takeaway, citing French health laws (many other restaurants in Grenoble have boxed leftovers for us). I find the prices to be high.
5. La Bocca Felice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 429 reviews
Reviewed By Grembo
We visited on a recommendation from a friend... no disappointmentsThe Restaurant is in a calmer part of town, not too far from the museums. There is no outdoor option, but the inside is clean and has a good ambiance.The welcome was great, and we felt at home straight away. The choice on the menu is limited - it is Italian in influence, and the choice is mostly fish and vegetarian - there was no meat option on the night we visited. But - you do need to consult the specials board for the daily options. Another point is that this is not a pizza restaurant. Think pasta and Mediterranean What we chose (calamari and pasta in the group) was very good, well presented. Followed with home made panacotta and limoncello, we were very happy. A great experience, we will be back.
4. La Cucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By MihneaSpataru
After trying several other restaurants in the area, I may say this is ( by far ) the best ! Not only that the staff is helpful and make you feel welcome and nice, but the plates are incredibly tasteful. Ingredients are simple, natural and of very good quality, preparation is at its best, atmosphere is great. We returned already and will come for sure, each time we'll be in town ! Congratulations for a very very good job ! Hope to see you again, soon !
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3. Le Dromadaire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Reviewed By NHPB
My husband and I go to Le Dromadaire on a monthly basis since it has opened. The food is fresh, high quality and the taste is really authentic. Our 2-year old daughter loves the chicken couscous, we recommend the chorba and the mutton tajine.We always have a friendly welcome from the owner.Definitely a place to go!
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2. La Toscana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 391 reviews
Reviewed By capj271
At each time I go there, I become more surprised. The food was always delicious and it is pretty cheap.The pizza there is very good. I would recommend the Ruccola con Buffala (or something like this). Moreover, there is a pizza that is half Calzone, that is very good. The pasta are all perfect as well.And the best thing: The menu is not worse or more expensive on sundays, as most french restaurants!
1. Sicily Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By Michele-Scar
I went at Sicily for some business launch. The restaurant is nice looking, close to the river. The staff is all Italian. The food is excellent with clear focus on Sicily cousin, but they serve also other Italian food. Pasta with swordfish was excellent, like the Cannolo I had for dessert, made by their chef. I did not try their wine selection as we don't usually drink alcohol at lunchtime. A definite must, if you are in Grenoble, and like the Italian cuisine.
