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10. L'Ocean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Located on the seafront of the Pointe de la Fumée on the peninsula of Fouras, the restaurant L'Océan welcomes you and makes you discover its elaborate home cooking fresh and local products.
Reviewed By SteveC_and_family
This is where we go for seafood platters. Great setting overlooking the bay towards Chatelaillon. Lots of renovations have been done - it is very well presented.The menu has changed a lot over the years - they used to have a cooked seafood platter but now all of the options come with things we donât like so we do the build your own approach.Limited free parking so get there early or youâll have to pay to park across the road
9. Creperie Gwel Kaer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 648 reviews
Reviewed By TinyPigTheSouth
This Creperie is excellent. I visit Fouras a few times every year and will definitely be returning to Creperie Gwel Kaer. The service was excellent and all of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. My husband and I both had galettes followed by crepes and the food was delicious. We were in Fouras for a week and visited the Creperie several times whilst we were there. We will definitely be returning.
8. La Fumee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 727 reviews
Reviewed By MichaelP784
My wife and I plus friend who was staying with us came here for dinner on a Saturday evening. We booked a table for 7:30 and were given a front row seat in the conservatory section that faces Fort Boyard and the sunset. Initial impressions of service were not good. We were not asked if we wanted an aperitif, the waitress who was taking orders was very unfriendly to all and she took orders from two tables that had arrived after us. However, she was then replaced by an older waitress who was much friendlier and also efficient. We all had the 29⬠set menu. Our friend and I had the fish soup which we both thought was good. My wife had a hot goat cheese salad which turned out to be something that looked like a Welsh rarebit with some lettuce. My wife said it tasted nice. For the main course I had halibut which appeared to be two fillets from an extremely young fish which were fresh and well cooked but did not have the depth of flavour that I have experienced when eating more mature halibut. My wife and friend had cod which they both rated as very tasty. The fish dishes were accompanied by a very solid and not particularly appetising mashed potato and a cube of some sort of vegetable flan which we could not identify. Both fish dishes were served with a rich and tasty sauce. For dessert our friend and I had apple tart and apricot tart respectively which were good with plenty of fruit. My wife had a pannacotta dish which she said was very rich. Service was speedy. We placed our orders at 7:55 and had completed the meal by 9:15. Although it hadn't been a particularly hot day the conservatory got very warm and was almost overpowering when it filled up to the point where we needed to ask for windows to be opened. By 9:00 every table was full with what looked like locals rather than tourists. The restaurant specialises in fruits de mer dishes and these looked copious and were clearly popular despite the price. Overall I would say that you will get a better meal in the centre of Fouras unless you particularly want the assorted shellfish dishes which central Fouras restaurants don't appear to offer.
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7. Le Pressoir
Overall Ratings
3 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By DaveAlx
At some 25 minutes gentle stroll from the port, this place is a good stopping point for lunch. Not on the official island maps it can be found indicate on a pathside post. Not the poshest eating place, but good food is efficiently served either inside or under ample tree-shade outside. We found the staff very helpful even though there was a large party present in addition to the many outside tables.Reasonable value, convenient and worth seeking out. Look for the road Le Bois Joly.
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6. Chez Josephine
Overall Ratings
3 based on 401 reviews
Reviewed By Coen S
Good food but badly organised and slow service.Nice setting with good menu and good food.Plenty of waiters around but they are organised in such a way that each one is allocated a specific task: taking orders, writing bills, serving dessert etc.Very inefficient resulting in long waiting times!
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5. Les Paillottes
Overall Ratings
3 based on 492 reviews
Reviewed By Heidi93
I agree with the poster who said no wonder foreigners criticise the French welcome if this restaurant is anything to go by. The waitress was beyond rude, totally ignored our request to have certain courses at the same time. She kept insisting on asking which menu/formula we wanted despite us repeating we wanted a large carte. She did not smile once. Chips were delicious, steak was considered good, mussels were only lukewarm seemed to have been reheated and had teensy crabs still in them. Desserts were OK. Coffees were mistakenly brought to the table next to us and another equally rude waitress almost insisted they drink and pay for them even though they hadn't ordered them.
4. Aix Press
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By ten2one
After working up an appetite rambling around the island, this place suited for a quick pizza and a salad. The rest of the menu included panini, sandwiches and a few specials of the day. Super friendly service by all staff, and efficient meal preparation (much needed as we had a return boat to catch). A variety of granitas are available too, along with ice-cream, and drinks including organic wine produced on the island. This is not fancy food by any means (e.g. the salad wasn't dressed and instead was accompanied by 2 plastic sachets of sauce), but it it was perfect for our purposes.
3. Isola Nostra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Hlzni
Des plats correct, un endroit correct également. Mais la gestion en salle reste un désastre, entre les bugs de caisse, qui et un réel soucis pour des pros comme nous qui avons besoin dâune facture. Espérons que nous la recevront part Mail. Un serveur pas sympathique du tous. Très froid. La table de derrière ils ont eu droit à un « Bon appétit » alors que nous câétait lâassiette poser à table et câest tous pas une parole ! Comme quoi que la France nâest pas partout pareil ! Donc je ne recommande pas ce petit restaurant câest triste ! Bonne continuation.
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2. Bar Beau Teint
Overall Ratings
4 based on 547 reviews
Reviewed By Diarmuidog
Had a pleasant enough lunch here, but nothing exceptional food-wise. Staff were friendly and attentive, although neglected to bring ordered coffee at end of meal. Toilet facilities were not great.There aren't too many options for dining on the island, so this is as good as you'll get! Also, the island is really busy and, as Bar Beau Teint is right at the main junction is the village it seems to be always VERY BUSY!
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1. L'Escale de Lupin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 105 reviews
L'Escale de LUPIN welcomes you in a setting of stunning views. Catherine and Pascal with a pleasant service will satisfy you around the chef's careful 'discovery' cuisine, full of flavors, authentic, refined and harmonious, using fresh quality products fr
Reviewed By simonrG6876SP
We enjoyed great food and good local wine sitting on the terrace watching the estuary turn rose, pink and red as the sun set like a Charentaise melon on the horizon. A fabulous way to spend our last evening in the Charente Maritime region.The chef and his wife were very welcoming.Thank you for these nice compliments.We will be happy to welcome you back to our establishment.See you soon !Best regardsCatherine & Pascal
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