Top Restaurants in La Bree-les-Bains
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Most Popular French food in La Bree-les-Bains, France
Reviews on French food in La Bree-les-Bains, France including Le Coutia, Le Jour Du Poisson, Le Resto du Marche, Chez seb, La Fleur de Thym, Sucre Sable, Chez les petites, La Cabane, Villa Coco, La Creperie
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10. La Creperie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By BigShrub
We enjoy a galette and fancied something different form all the marvellous seafood available. The children's menu was good as it gave some simple choices and the staff were happy to swop items. The menu was reasonably priced and the children enjoyed a galette, a crepe and a drink. We were a party of nine with 4 adults and 5 children. The adult selection was good ranging from a formula menu or individual choice. We opted for the additional salads for 1⬠which was immense. Excellent meal out and clearly popular.
9. Villa Coco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
Dans un décor Balinais et une ambiance zen, vous pourrez venir déjeuner, manger une glaçe, un dessert en sortie de plage ou bien prendre un verre en dégustant des tapas en journée. La nuit tombée, dînez dans une ambiance lounge, en pouvant profiter occasi
Reviewed By KIM T
hope the food was 1/10 awesome as the decoservice was very good therefore slow.it is awesome place for kids who want to be cool.recommended alcohol: draft beer.
8. La Cabane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By John B
Super service. Friendly Staff. Beautiful view on the harbor. perfect location with a short distance walk to the beach.A wide range of selection for deserts ranging from Ice-creams and crepes with a whole variety of cocktails available to choose from.It is PLACE which you have to stop and visit once your in Saint-Denis d'Oleron. Its perfect for a morning coffee...a afternoon snack or even for lunch... or late night drinks. It matched my expectations and I highly recommend this place.
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7. Chez les petites
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By Tony2710
It is early in the season so staff probably getting their act together! Setting pleasing overlooking marina although outside area was little breezy on clear but cool evening. Parking off season fine, 150m walk. Food very undistinguished although service was smooth and friendly. With wine meal for three aroundâ¬90. In high season several other restaurants will be open tous jours so plenty of competition and choice.
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6. Sucre Sable
Overall Ratings
4 based on 675 reviews
Reviewed By CO0KIE_M0NSTER
The Thai Mussels were excellent. The best I have had. There is a selection of mussles in a variety of sauces as well as a large selection of former style crepes and bruchetta. The service was also very good and not expensive.
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5. La Fleur de Thym
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By Adam G
Very bad service. Arrogant and not too much interested in customer's word. I got overgrilled or literally burned fish with that taste of coal when you take a piece in the mouth. First the arrogant waiter tried to insist it was only the outer part and I can still eat the white parts. Then eventually a few rough and unpleasant comments afterwards they decided to bring another one but the feeling of not being a welcomed customer here and very bad aftertaste remains. If you're in St-Denis d'Oleron and other restaurants are open (I saw next door moules place was very crowded) then go there and ignore le Fleur de Thym. Myslef I would never come back to that place. Never ever.
4. Chez seb
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By Jan R
Guided by the excellent reviews on Tripadvisor we made a reservation for a table at this restaurant. I don't understand why people are so enthousiastic about it. We sat outside on a basic terrasse with view on cars that are parked in front of it. The service is friendly and quick while the menu is rather limited and contains mostly fast food like dishes: hamburgers, pizza's,... The appetizers and mussels we ate were just good. The french fries served were brown and fat soaked (I added a picture). This is not a bad restaurant (or rather tavern) but don't come here if you're looking for fine food in a classy atmosphere.
3. Le Resto du Marche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By 211MarkN
7 of us had 3 courses and plenty of wine for a shade under â¬300. We could forgive them dropping coke over 2 of us while serving the drinks, but having to wait 40 minutes to order starters was not great. The staff lacked the capacity to be attentive so ordering drinks and getting them to bring what we ordered took a lot of effort.To be fair the starters were good, plentiful portions of salads and the fish soup was very tasty. The St Jacques (scallops) starter had very flavoursome marinated salmon, but the scallops sliced so thinly that you could barely taste them so if you are a fan of scallops, this is not the dish for you - have the main course of scallops on a stick served with pasta. The main course mussels were plentiful, but small in size and a little over cooked. The Roquefort sauce was excellent thick and creamy. The steaks were a good size, served with chips and salad, but quite tough and chewy.There was a huge variety of desserts well presented in large glasses and plentiful in portion size - tasty too.Overall there were some great aspects to our meal let down by poor service and some dishes that were quite good rather than great. Reasonable value but nothing to get excited about.
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2. Le Jour Du Poisson
Overall Ratings
5 based on 446 reviews
Reviewed By frelon
This restaurant only opened in July 2014 and by October has risen to no 1 on the island ahead of some 160+ eating places.Unpretencious , but themed surroundings with a pleasant staff coupled with dishes of exceptional quality , presentation and value.We went on a Friday lunchtime and there were 24 places occupied out of 28.The service was a little slow ,I think because of the staffing level....I don't think the boss realised he was going to be so busy !Not a massive choice of each course ,but something for everyone .The photos of the dishes tell all !Wine was also reasonably priced
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1. Le Coutia
Reviewed By jeanlouisv181
Situé à côté du camping , très bon restaurant près de la plage ( La Perroche ) . Serveur et patron super sympathiques . Ambiance décontractée . Nous avons pris camembert rôti au miel , salade bergère , encornets à la persillade et glaces , tout était délicieux . Endroit très calme .
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