Top Restaurants in Ile d'Oleron
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Most Popular Pub food in Ile d'Oleron, France
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Ile d'Oleron including Medo, Restaurant du Port, L'Olympia, Le CoCotier
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1. Medo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By w0rkingt0travel
Really good food, fairly priced, interesting choices all 3 times visited. The chicken with creamy spiced sauce with quinoa was delicious. So was the beef with pasta. Open all year round. Well worth seeking out. Lovely garden at the back and often has live music. Could be warmer if youâre sitting at the back of the room in winter next to the glass doors-but if youâre visiting in Summer this wonât be an issue. A lovely place.
2. Restaurant du Port
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By travelbug61u
We found the restaurant whilst exploring the village and just couldnt walk past the "Menu du jour" Great value and great variety. Service was terrific, fast and efficient and the staff were extremely patient with our extremely limited (aka non existant) french. All in all this place is definately worth a visit.
3. L'Olympia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By Dogberry1258
Busy brasserie which is clearly liked and good for families. My wife's Caesar salad was unlike any Caesar we've seen, and topped with a fried egg. It was quite tasty nonetheless but definitely not a Caesar salad! Mine was a mixture of fish - adequate but overcooked and missing the promised salmon. We cancelled the wine in the end as after three requests it still hadn't arrived and we'd finished our meal. A bit slapdash - bread and water dropped on floor by waitress - but quite jolly. No one seemed very concerned about getting it right - and even paying was hard as the barman was more interested in chatting than serving.
4. Le CoCotier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By jj-the-jetsetter
Finding most places closed on a Sunday lunchtime in February, this was a hidden and unexpected gem. Although signing itself as a Creperie, it is much more than that with a wide range of French and tropical foods. It is in a mostly residential area, away from the harbour and its apparently (from their TA reviews) awful tourist-trap restaurants. The decor reflects the Caribbean/African ambience, and there is an outside seating area. there were a good number of diners for February out of season.6 of us ate a wide range, of starters and some lovely main courses, with a superb fish risotto, 4 having a great magret of duck and me a tasty tender entrecote steak.The chef cooks within view and all was well presented and served in a most friendly and helpful manner especially when the dishes on the menu beat my 55 year old French "O" level!A great thank you to our waitress. We did quaff a fair bit of wine and beer, but the bill still came out at a very reasonable 179 Euros, about £22 each, so good value.This restaurant has not been listed as being in St Denis, which it is, just "Ile d'Oleron", so I have advised TripAdvisor of the correct address..
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