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France Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gravelines
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Gravelines. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Le Turbot, L'Eclusier, Chez Delphine au Beau Rivage, Le 116, Au Retour d'Islande, La symphonie, Baker Street, la citadelle, Auberge de l'etoile, Au Cap Compas
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10. Au Cap Compas
Overall Ratings
3 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By travellerNEEngland
The restaurant is situated at the marina, with views out over the boats. The dining room is spacious and comfortable, in an informal way. The day that we lunched there it was very busy, which is always a good sign, but noisy.The menu is varied, with a lot of options for set menus at reasonable prices. The restaurant seems to specialize in mussels and chips, and grilled meats. The food that we ate was good, honest food, simply presented. The wine list was adequate and good value. The service was mixed, some of the staff being very friendly and efficient, some less so.There is a good car park.I would eat here again.
9. Auberge de l'etoile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Frances S
This newly accoladed Maitre Restaurateur may well be full or have a big group on popular days so do book. I was lucky to get in on chance. The value menu looked tempting, but this time I went gourmet with the 27 euro blackboard (non drivers can pay a bit more & go "with drinks", an aperitif & 2 glasses of wine). Luckily I was hungry! Tiny freebie of liver mousse brulee, then hot watercress (I think) soup. I chose the "panna cotta" of sweetbreads/snails, which turned out to be quite a lot of both these in a bowl with tasty mushroom sauce; sole meuniere (lots of small fillets) was very buttery, with lovely carrots and saute potato, chervil is the house sprinkle. Dessert collection - strawberry cream, 3-chocolate mousse cake, madeleine, caramel brulee, blackcurrant sorbet in a little hat. Needed coffee, came with choc-coated marshmallows & meringues. I could have happily picked any of the options and portions are generous; bread is light & white.
8. la citadelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Cuisine Traditionnelle Style Bistro Produits Frais Et Fait Maison Carte A L Ardoise Qui Change En Fonction Du Marché
Reviewed By flor_bc
Toujours contents des lieux, on aime y revenir! Fraîcheur et petits plats mijotés, carte variée, du choix! Et les desserts... un régal cette brioche perdue!
7. Baker Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Timothy S
In the main square of Gravelines with plenty of parking (paying except on Saturdays and Sundays). Tables inside and out.Industrial designed bar/brasserie atmosphere with a black wall. Comfortable seating and insistent music. Fair amount of shouting between the friendly waiters and their mates. Not really for the peaceful soul.Good choice of food, including local specialities, well prepared and well served.
6. La symphonie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By mkljrc
This was a very pleasant surprise. We came across this restaurant in the quiet town at lunchtime. The food was perfect. I had fruits de la mare which had a pie crust on it for my starter and was exceptional. Then the Sea food crumble again was good and the fish was fresh followed by the Chocolat Mousse. The others had steak which they were pleased with. 18 euros three course choice was good value for the money Ambience good and popular with the locals
5. Au Retour d'Islande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By dvz12
Stumbled across this restaurant as one of the few that were open in the area on a cold Monday night. From the warm welcome from the hostess, to the last sip of coffee, the evening and the meal was lovely. Although we spoke little French, we made each other understood in good humour. Every aspect of the food itself was simply perfection, with the main course of paella for two being plentiful in quality and quantity. There were not many people there on the evening we went, which seemed a shame for such a great establishment. Some of the smaller tables might get a bit crowded when full, but other than that I can't fault it.
4. Le 116
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Cocktail bar, lounge bar, restaurant and appart'hotel, le 116 welcomes you by the seashore, along the main chenal et close to the beach. Local specialties, meat, fish and sea food (mussels), snacking. Expect a pleasant moment !
Reviewed By 743steveo
Well worth a visit for lunch whether you're staying in the area or just enroute to Calais. Nice location by the waterfront and a good varied menu of seafood, typical French dishes and burgers. This was our 2nd visit and we will definitely be returning in the future. Dear Steve O.,thank you so much for your comment.Looking forward meeting you again in Gravelines!
3. Chez Delphine au Beau Rivage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Bar Brasserie Restaurant à L'ambiance Vintage Déco Harley Voiture Américaine Cuisine Maison Avec Produits Frais
Reviewed By MSLR19
Having arrived in town late and treated very badly at another restaurant we arrived here at about 9.45pm. The waitress was very accommodating and took our order quickly. The restaurant is themed with interesting decor but served a good selection. The mussels were very good. The bathroom facilities were very good compared to others in the area.
2. L'Eclusier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By penninewalker
Wife & I have been coming to France forever but have seldom visited Gravelines .. today we did, Vendredi, market day.. and how lovely it all was. The market was really good, the town is historical and full of charm .. and we had lunch at a great new restaurant, L'Eclusier!L'E is new, open only three months, and spacious inside with big picture windows that look right down the Aa estuary to Petit fort Philippe. The menu is a little quirky, but the food was *excellent.* Wife had marrowbone flambé to start and then a Welsh, both of them you just have to try, they cannot be described! I had prawns in a lovely sauce and a steak.. both were quite different to what you may expect but just as good or better .. we had no room for dessert which was a pity as they looked good. I suppose we will have to come back and try again. Service was amiable and they were patient with my poor French. Le Patron speaks very good English if needed. I recommend L'Eclusier very much, and Gravelines too, especially on the jours de marché.I found this place from their facebook page, I could not reach the website. I think it wise to book, the place was full and I was glad we did.Thanks a lot ! Hope to see u again in Gravelines !
1. Le Turbot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By scud56
We were looking for a good lunch in relatively close proximity to the Dunkerque ferry port and found this very nice restaurant. Lots of choices available as fixed price menus from â¬23 upwards for three courses. The food and service were great and Gravelines also had some interesting attractions for our stroll after the meal.
Where to eat French food in Gravelines: The Best Restaurants and Bars
