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Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Hourtin. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Resto de la gare, Le Nautique, Le Grillon, La Brasserie du Port, Aux Moules, hotel bar restaurant d'Hourtin, Restaurant LA PECHERIE, A la Table de Contaut, La Rotisserie Du Port, Le Drakkar
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10. Le Drakkar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By Dave D
We had a lovely evening here with a big party of 22. The food was average (most had pizza where the filling was a little sparse compared to a British pizza) but the service, friendliness and willingness to do anything they could made the difference. Value was good compared to other more expensive establishments.
9. La Rotisserie Du Port
8. A la Table de Contaut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By enzochiefs
2 adults and one child. Total 60 euros. We came to eat for lunch and we were all alone. The restaurant was very hot no A/C. Adults ordered menu of the day, 12,50euros choice of buffet with main dish or main dish with desserts. I took buffet and girlfriend took desserts. And my son took hamburger chicken and buffet for 6 euros plus. It seemed like a very long time for the main dishes to come. The main dish of fish tasted good but many bones and moules with cream tasted ok but moules tasted like sand and it was in a plate so you had to eat fast or it be cold. French fries were tasty. The chicken hamburger was ok but the bun was a little bread they serve when you eat. The server didnât explain the menu. And my girlfriend took 3 different desserts they were very small portions. And when we paid we were changed 2 extra desserts 4 euros a piece. The food ok nothing special. I would never go back again.
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7. Restaurant LA PECHERIE
Overall Ratings
3 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Tim L
It's all in the title here. Good selection on set menu including local regional dishes. However, not really enough food, although tasty. Problem on our visit was the service. Initially friendly, but very slow. We are experienced diners in France and are used to the languid approach to service. However, tis was very slow. Ages between courses and clearly not enough staff. Complete fiasco in getting the bill, and then a row with the waiter who did not accept that asking for the bill 3 times, 30 minutes after the conclusion of the meal, was a problem. No tip left on this occasion, which was a shame.
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6. hotel bar restaurant d'Hourtin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
établissement repris en juin, anciennement le Dauphin
Reviewed By Suki29
Myself and a group of friends visited here for a beer on a sunny afternoon, the bar man/owner made it clear he did not want us there and told us we had to go after our beer as he was closing at 2pm. He never even smiled once. We toyed with the idea of food here as the menu looked really nice but decided to take out business somewhere we felt more welcome. Shame really as is has a nice corner position in the sun.
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5. Aux Moules
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By carlalvindavies
Fab place with a small but beautiful menu. I love these places! The bigorneaux were delicious and the anchovies too. We had fish and chips, very breetish I know but they were lovely. Cracking atmosphere and the staff are absolutely brilliant! Get yourself there for some really fresh seafood. Finally it's called aux moules for a reason and of course I leave the best til last. Fresh as you like! You MUST have these!
4. La Brasserie du Port
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By mel1637
Nice place to eat with view over harbour. All dishes we ordered were good portions, very tasty and what you expect from a restaurant quality-wise. I did not have one closed mussel in my meal which has never happened before! Only critique would be a lack of meat options (or non seafood options) for people who might not like fish and mussels. Also their only meat dish was a bit pricey for what it was (22⬠for 300g entrecote). Friendly staff.
3. Le Grillon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 625 reviews
French Cuisine With fresh produces Fresh Fish, Mussels, Pizzas Children menu WI -FI 100 m fromage the Beach
Reviewed By skybus320
Had the oysters to start with which were the highlight of the meal, mussels after also good while my partner had the duck salad which although looked very impressive it didnt quite hit the high levels of the other dishes, very busy in the summer months and the service was good, the wine list was good but maybe not worth paying for the more expensive ones over the standard house red.
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2. Le Nautique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
Reviewed By crh6666
Advised by gite owner of this out of the way place and later in the same trip by the hotelier!Definitely a good find - essentially a lakeside setting coping with fine diners, passers by and families some with kids exiting for a swim. Probably best to book.In the heat clever use of ingredients - astonishing wasabi ice cream with soused sardines, lovely fish etc.
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1. Resto de la gare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By slickbreaks
Eating in Hourtin at this time of year is quite restrictive. My girlfriend and I went for a wednesday night dinner, it was a warm evening, and the restaurant was surprisingly busy. We both opted for the 27.50 formule menu. The food was absolutely excellent- the duck main course was exceptionally nicely cooked, and a very generous portion. A carafe of house claret was just 5.50. Highly recommended.
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