Le Bistrot De La France

Although we had been given a personal recommendation for a different restaurant, we walked past Le France and liked the look of it as well as the food being served. We changed our Sunday lunch plans when a charming young waitress offered a table in the semi shade. I opted for the menu at €29.50 which was about the same price as most other similar eateries. The entree I chose was a seafood platter comprised of three oysters, three good sized prawns and three bulots served with aioli and a small salad: all delicious and squeaky fresh. For the main course I had ordered a loup grilled on the plancha: loup is often (perhaps more commonly) also referred to as bar in France and is known as Sea Bass...

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stopped off in this restaurant in passing. very friendly staff who were most helpfully. My wife and I both had the €16.50 formula. the good was well presented with parts that tasted really good however most was OK rather than great. Nothing to complain about but nothing outstanding either.

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Super déjeuner en terrasse ombragée. Service rapide, efficace et sympathique Pour 17,90 euros.salade césar copieuse, puis 1 brochette colin et saumon, avec une sauce à base de poireaux, accompagnée de riz et de petits légumes. C'était goûteux et très copieux. Super repas

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Set beside the harbour we enjoyed a good lunch with a friend we met by chance. The prawns were great and the dorado well cooked and presented. Service was good to start but slipped as the place became busier. Wine by he pichet was good value.

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Poor service from our angry waiter as we are English no table water so far and now the food(calamari) arrived.... shop bought straight from the freezer should have eaten somewhere else. Could have been much better avoid if you can. Sorry

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