Top Restaurants in Saint-Denis d'Oleron
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Most Popular Seafood food in Saint-Denis d'Oleron, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Saint-Denis d'Oleron, France including Quai 17, Face A La Mer, Le Peche Mignon, Le Resto du Marche, Les Dauphins, La Coquille, Snack du Marche
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7. Snack du Marche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By bernard h
Ãtonnant ! On y mange bien même très bien dans un joli décor rafraichissant. Il suffit de bien choisir son plat. parmi la liste des spécialités proposées. La poêlée charentaise au curry ...;Un vrai délice .La patronne est charmante. Il est très facile de se garer à proximité puisque ce bel établissement est en bordure du parking.
6. La Coquille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By charliedalgleish
Place caught our eye. Menu looked OK so we stopped for a quick lunch. What a lovely meal. Staff/owners were very welcoming and the food was excellent. Almost impossible to get poor oysters on the island but these were exceptionally good. Nice little touch, they put the top she'll over the oyster for serving. Delicious local bread with it. We had a starter sea food salad as the main and it was a large portion with loads of shell fish and a slice of smoked cod or haddock and a gorgeous creamy home made Mayo sauce. Lovely local wine. Even the coffee was good. Price was very low for the quality.Thoroughly recommend this place and it is open every day all year. The harbour and beach is lovely too for a pre or post lunch wander.Watching other diners the other orders looked very good too.
5. Les Dauphins
Overall Ratings
3 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Richard W
â¬4.20 for a 25cl beer! Really? So it seems. I can get cheaper in the Alps. I checked with the guy that this really was the case. He said he didn't set the prices. Take my advice and go 10 km south to the Camping Gros Joncs where you get get 50 cl for â¬5. Or to Face a la Mer where they are less greedy.He didn't seem too perturbed, but then neither am I...as this is one place I will never go again.
4. 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.
3. Le Peche Mignon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Sandy B
We enjoyed a table up-stairs and outdoors on our final evening with the family - but you need to book. Food is very good, but not exceptional, service was not good. For example, they did not bring our aperitifs! So we cancelled them. It may have been just that evening.Prices OK.Merci pour ce message au plaisir de vous revoir.
2. Face A La Mer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Richard W
We dropped in here for a late morning beer and were so pleased with the warm welcome that we vowed to come back and eat another time.This we did with friends and were not disappointed. The welcome was so warm and the food is great...everything is done with passion. No mean feat at the end of a busy summer season when most restaurants are just hanging in there, just counting down the days until they close.Goats cheese salad...parcels wrapped in filo pastry, tuna steaks and of course moules. For desert we enjoyed creme brulee and lemon meringue pie....both homemade and very, very good.Get there early, get a table on the terrace, enjoy the view and you won't be disappointed. A bientot!
1. Quai 17
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2032 reviews
Reviewed By Allieharrison1
Never visited St Denis and fancied moules and frites, service was excellent, although my French isn't very good the staff could speak a little English. Saw another couple tucking in to a Plata d'mer and will order that next time Food was hot and freshly cooked. Definitely worth another visit and I would recommend it to anyone
