Location: De Panne
Top Restaurants in De Panne
Where to eat French food in De Panne: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what French restaurants to try in De Panne. De Panne (French: La Panne) is a town and a municipality located on the North Sea coast of the Belgian province of West Flanders. There it borders France, which implies that it is the westernmost location of Belgium.
Things to do in De Panne
10. De Sloepe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By stratfordsub
Had small soles and mussels. Very delicious and fresh. Chips a little disappointing but when we said so we immediately got another fresh bowl. Service was excellent.
9. La Coupole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 400 reviews
Reviewed By MojaveLeighonSea
Went here for dinner on the 26th March. For our main courses we both had the marriage of Smoked salmon, asparagus and scrambled egg followed by Mussels with cream and garlic which were served with chips. All food was perfectly presented and delicious but altogether too much food and we wished we had only ordered one main course between the two of us. Two gin and tonics to start and a bottle of Californian syrah and the total bill was E142. Would thoroughly recommend this restaurant although the cost may put some people off.
8. De Maretak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By CisMalle_belgium
We've visited this nice restaurant twice. You can expect great service and good quality food. Price/quality rate is excellent. Nice choice of flemish dishes in a superb setting. Very stable family business. Better reserve to make sure you can get in.
7. Au X Caves D'Artois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By Boroeagle
We were looking for a meal and found the Au X nestled down a side street just off the main drag.. Very good quality food and a wide selection of Belgian beers on offer.... Choice of inside or streetside tables added to the ambience on a very warm September evening
6. 'T Zeiltje
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By lesley2805
Going on the TA reviews we decided to try this restaurant. It was fairly easy to find. The night we went The Markt was very quiet. Most of the surrounding restaurants werenât even open. We were served very quickly, the downside was there were no menus in English, so rather than ask the waiter to translate every dish we managed to pick out a few dishes. Hubby went for the ribeye, and said it was lovely, and quite impressed that everything was lovely and hot, especially the chips. I had the penne gratinee. Not so good, the pasta was floating in a thin flavourless cream with a grilled ham and cheese topping. It was not very enjoyable at all. My grandson (who loves pasta) had the childrenâs portion. Even he left his. Definitely would not be ordering that again. 1 beer, 1 water, 2 OJ, 3 dinners ( 1 childrenâs menu) â¬65. The food was well presented, and it was very clean, the waiter was very helpful, but unfortunately two out of three dinners were left. I would eat here again but with a different choice of food
5. De Witte Berg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By sallyw848
Saw this place whilst walking along the promenade and were immediately attracted to the view it offered.Built to have the restaurant about a floor or two higher than the promenade the outside area offers great views of the coast with large glass panels to reduce the effects of the wind. We had stopped just for a coffee, but noticed on the menu a waffle dish with advocaat which we had to wait until 2pm to order, but it was very nice.Good place to break a walk along the promenade
4. Au Filet de Sole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 508 reviews
Cuisine avec des produits de saison et une carte qui change toutes les 3 semaines en inspiration du chef ... .
Reviewed By JacekBJ
Food is not bad although the Chef could not take some more lessons at e.g. Le Cordon Bleu. Some of the ingredients are not matching each other or dominating each other.But generally food is ok. Service is rather "plate delivering" service. And not interested in Clients - the women prefers rather watching tv.That is a pity.
3. Hostellerie Le Fox
Overall Ratings
4 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By michel l
Very friendly welcome (and valet service). Staff is professional without stiffness. Somelier surely knows his job and is passionate about his wines (a list at reasonable prices). We went for the Primavera set menu and started with 4 appetizers of which the ceviche and the salmon could please us most. First starter is 'incontournable': the panko breaded shrimp croquette: perfection. The risotto with mustard, which came with the second starter: super. The second main course with chicken: cooked to perfection. We decided to add a nice cheese platter, chosen from the charriot with all Belgian products. We ended with a very good cassata. With the coffee came a variety of après desserts, many of which we couldn't eat anymore because 'to much'.Mr. Buyens cooks to perfection, the products are high end, the cooking times perfect, the tastes blend wonderfully. But we missed originality, surprises or rock 'n roll attitude. All dishes are perfect and honnest but colored inside the lines.
2. Armalot by Julia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By plantsman_10
Amazing hot chocolate with lots of little accompaniments. We were very lucky to find this place as it is hidden away up a residential street and came upon it by chance. If you come down the slope from Hotel Donny, turn right and the café is on your left in about 30 yards.
1. De Kursaal
Overall Ratings
3 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By aki10
We decided to have a walk on the beach and a nice meal before getting on the ferry. We chose this restaurant close to the beach and the car. It has a great beach front location. Very helpful staff. Food was great - soups were delicious, steak excellent, beautifully cooked fish. Service was a little slow giving us less time than ideal to get to our ferry. The slight anxiety of the ferry queue was worth not eating on board!
