Location: Gammarth
Top Restaurants in Gammarth
Top 10 Mediterranean food in Gammarth, Tunis Governorate, Tunisia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Gammarth, Tunis Governorate, Tunisia. Gammarth (Tunisian Arabic: ڨمرت gāmmart) is a town on the Mediterranean Sea in the Tunis Governorate of Tunisia, located some 15 to 20 kilometres north of Tunis, adjacent to La Marsa. It is an upmarket seaside resort, known for its expensive hotels and shops. Gammarth began as a small fishing village but following independence from France it blossomed into a resort from the 1950s. Tourism now provides the backbone to the local economy. Gammarth has many five-star hotels and restaurants and also contains many lavish white villas and coves in the vicinity. Notable villas include Abou Nawas Gammarth and Les Dunes.
Things to do in Gammarth
10. Restaurant Le Grand Bleu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Turtle99_10
We decided to try this restaurant after a number of recommendations but were disappointed. The food is mediocre, and the decor was like walking into a dusty museum. There are definitely better restaurants in the area. Will not be going again.
9. The Creek Bistro Chic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By keioBoy
We really enjoyed the birthday dinner we had on Friday September 21, 2018, at The Creek to celebrate the birthday of my younger brother. The restaurant is really Chic as is the entire hotel (the Four Seasons) and the the atmosphere is really nice and up-end. The staff were incredibly nice, polite and accommodating. We were immediately seated to the tables of our choosing (we were a party of 8). You could choose to be seated at the balcony which has a stunning view or you could choose to stay inside, which we did. Menus and water came shortly after. The menu was "a la carte" but very affordable for a gastronomic kitchen. The food was really tasty and beautifully served, clearly with the finest ingredients (foie gras, wagyu beef, etc.). Towards the end, we gave the staff the signal and they brought the birthday cake. Basically you can choose whether to order a cake from them (in which case I think you need to call them 24h in advance) or bring your own cake with you. We opted for the latter only because our birthday boy is fond of cakes from a certain bakery in downtown Tunis, so we bought one from that bakery, brought with us and "smuggled it in" to the restaurant without the birthday boy's notice. The staff were helpful and discreet in this regard. They were also very kind to add the sparklers on top of the cake we brought, which was very cool. Overall it was a perfect experience from start to finish. Hats off to the Chef and to the team esp our waiter Mr Walid for the delicious food and wonderful and memorable experience. I will certainly come back next time I am in town.
8. Yabon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By michelm337
Yabon is an institution in La Marsa, Tunisia. It serves only lunch and the place is usually packed. The meals are all based on grilled fish with different sides to chose from: tunisian red-sauce spaghetti, tastira or grilled pepper puree with egg, french fries, djerbian rice. The fish is seasoned with cumin and other fantastic spices. You may have to share your table, but it is all in great atmosphere and you're well attended. This place is mainly if not solely frequented by people who know about it and regular customers. It is great if you want a taste of simple and real Tunisian fish food for a fair price.
7. La Closerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
This is the most popular (and en vogue) restaurant in Tunis now. It serves a French-Italian-Tunisian cuisine. La Closerie's food is delicious, and it's excellent for people watching (particularly of the Tunisian jet-set).
Reviewed By 1963consultant
A unique place, vibrant with the jet setters, and an elite of young (and less young) people. The karaoke night is always packed from 10pm (even on weekdays)
6. Le Bon Vieux Temps
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
New and old style combined together. Our aim is to provide the nicest food possible with variety every week. Our famous blackboards change everyday, so you will never be bored of our menu.
Reviewed By Adventurer791266
Welcoming staff, great views and a citron sorbet that is simply refreshing. Ignore the ground level restaurants and climb the stairway, past images of past eminent diners, to simply relax. A menu that combines French and Tunisian cuisine for the enjoyment of food. Do take time to look at the photos of previous diners on the wall e.g. Sen. John McCain and Claudia Cardinale.
5. Les Ombrelles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By hleg31
"Les ombrelles" is a very nice place to have business diner. Restaurant is located on the seashore. Tunisian style.During summer time, you can have diner on the terrasse directly over the sea - very nice with amazing night view over the sea.Service is very friendly and very efficient - Fish of the day is the best choice over there.Last time i was there with customers, live jazz music = very relaxing atmosphere
4. El Mida
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Salma A
I have been tgere so many time that I stopped counting!Simply tasty! Great variaty of traditional Tunisian food. Very well prepared and presented.Prices are honestly quite cheap compared to other "famous" resraurants witj same quality!Highly recommend it!Must try their Kaftegi, along with all of the daily dishes!
3. Le Saf-Saf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By T0mPark1n
Great place to see a tethered camel and to eat well in a place filled with hustle and bustle. Good value for money and straightforward Tunisian food
2. L'Arbre a Couscous
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Imagined on the concept of a couscous bar : 5 varieties of semolinas couscous : white, whole wheat, spicy, red or ferficha couscous, vegetables à volonté. Choice between boulettes of fish, meat or chicken, and vegetarian balls. Also Lamb or Fish couscous.
Reviewed By Feras S
I've had couscous in several restaurants in Tunis, which are all very nice, but what's special about this place is that the couscous is home made and well crafted, and of many varieties, you can get brown, white, and normal red couscous, not to mention the toppings, my favorite is Couscous Dorade "The gilt-head bream". The quantity is very generous and the taste is superb. TIP: don't forget to order their butter milk "L'ban".
Where to eat French food in Gammarth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Le Golfe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 558 reviews
Situe sur la plage de Sidi Abdelaziz a La Marsa, le restaurant Le Golfe vous accueille depuis plus de 50 ans de midi a minuit en service continu.
Reviewed By dianasdl
The place was recommended by a friend.Itâs a fine dining experience, I enjoyed the atmosphere and the location, the lighting was just right - romantic and calm - and the inside very nicely decorated. They have nice seafood dishes - especially the lobster with spaghetti is very yummy! However, they donât speak much English although itâs a touristic place and the Menu itâs only in French. When asking for explanations of the dishes the waiter got very frustrated and couldnât provide us any guidance and seemed very annoyed. Not nice Cocktails not so good, but the wine Yes. WiFi was provided, the younger staff was more accommodating than the older waiters who just seem to be easily annoyed by everything from customers. Customer service overall was ok, but can improve much more for such a fine restaurant.Itâs recommended to book in advance as it was quite full even on a Tuesday evening.Parking was not provided.They have also a boutique inside the restaurant that is very nice, quite pricy though ...
