Top Restaurants in Collobrieres
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Where to eat European food in Collobrieres: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Collobrieres, France including La Bonne Fourchette, Hotel Des Maures, La Petite Fontaine, La Terrasse Provencale, La Farigoulette, Le Jardin, La Rastegue, Lou Portaou, Pates et Pates, Cafe du Progres
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10. Cafe du Progres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 574 reviews
Reviewed By Sedateskier
We had Sunday lunch here, the place was full & lively but we were found a table. The staff were all cheerful, efficient & pleasant, the surroundings attractive & comfortable. We both had just a maincourse, shared a pudding then coffee to finish; we shared a carafe of pleasant, light rose wine. Food was beautifully presented with good flavours, generous portions. Have eaten here before & will do again.
9. Pates et Pates
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By JessieE85
We come to France most years and this is the only restaurant we always go back to. Beautiful and quaint setting, the owners are always smiling, the pasta and sauce is unbelievably delicious - what's not to love? Portions are very generous and prices are extremely reasonable. Plus the house rose is fantastic too!
8. Lou Portaou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 596 reviews
Reviewed By Gastronomia1973
Went for dinner and decided to take the 39⬠menu for 3 courses.The service and ambiance was good, however the food (quality and cooking) was poor.The salmon tartare was still half frozen and under seasoned.The grilled gambas was over cooked and left I guess cooked for a while in the kitchen before service.Sadly, it was not great and quality/price neither.
7. La Rastegue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 516 reviews
Reviewed By Elenute
We enjoyed our Father's Day celebration here at this Michelin starred restaurant and we were not disappointed. The fixed menu of four courses was outstanding. We were able to enjoy a relaxed lunch in a scenic outdoor space. The food, the presentation, the service were impeccable. We thought the 49⬠per person charge was not extravagant considering our delightful and delicious meal. Would go back again without hesitation!We are happy to know you enjoyed your meal, thank you and see you soon.
6. Le Jardin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 359 reviews
Fresh seasonal cuisine in the heart of the old village. Shaded terrace Charming vaulted dining room
Reviewed By Davench
A highlight of our yearly sojourn in Côte dâAzur is the experience of Le Jardin. The beauty and intimacy in a thoughtfully designed terrace guarantees a great table no matter where you are situated. The service is exemplary. Friendly and mindfully attentive. You feel welcome and well taken care of. We even enjoyed watching how the team of two excellent servers supported each other seamlessly as they covered everyone with good care. The food. Wonderful ambassadors of the best of Provence. From the start with amazing artisan bread and homemade hummus. Delicate and subtle flavors throughout. We had tuna tartare and a cucumber mint soup with a crab beignet for entrées. Followed by the best Dorade(sea bream) tasted in two weeks in the region, and a seven hour lamb bursting with the flavors of Provence. The menu is limited and complete promising care and high quality. There was a special menu being offered that was also tempting. We love this restaurant.
5. La Farigoulette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By trimley
We liked the look of the place so booked a table for the next evening. We needn't have bothered booking, as we were the only customers all night. That did concern me initially when we arrived, but have to say the food was excellent. Really top quality. The St. Jacques flan was delicious. The lamb main was fantastic, and the dessert faultless. We enjoyed it so much we came back again later in the week. This time there were 2 tables. Great food and service again - can't understand why it's not busier. I'd have given it 5/5 but lacking a bit of atmosphere.
4. La Terrasse Provencale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Dbossom
Collobrieres is a divine town that takes some getting to, along nerve-wracking mountain roads from the coast. But it's well worth the effort. On this occasion, we did the advertised circular walk into the hills above the village (about 3 hours). We were ready for lunch when we returned, and happened upon this lovely place in a small square set a few streets back from the river. We were offered the goat's cheese salad and some very welcome glasses of wine. â¬27.50 for two, with coffee. We found ourselves in a small part of heaven.
3. La Petite Fontaine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 521 reviews
Reviewed By domainegirton
A very good welcome by a waiter with a great sense of humour.The cooking was traditional French cuisine and absolutely delicious,though you had to like garlic
2. Hotel Des Maures
Overall Ratings
4 based on 564 reviews
Reviewed By Domkoppie
Service was fantastic and good value for excellent food. Staff helped us as we cannot speak French to choose the best meal we had in France. The table next to us was a young couple from a neighbouring town who had come for a special meal. Then you know you have the right restaurant for good quality food.We stayed in the small hotel attached to the restaurant. Both the hotel and the restaurant were perfect.Thank you so much for your comment !! We're happy to have introduced you to our local specialities !
1. La Bonne Fourchette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
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Reviewed By Crawley1938
Found this very good restaurant on our first evening in Less Lavandou and ended eating here many times. The food is good and cooked to order and very good value for money. The deposit menus are exceptional and the service and staff are fantastic. We will definitely return again
