Top Restaurants in Hasparren
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Where to eat French food in Hasparren: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on French food in Hasparren, France including Salon Cyrano, La Maison de Pierre, Ferme auberge Komeiteko Borda, Restaurant Argia, Les Tilleuls, Xuriatea, Restaurant Berria, Bar Restaurant Hordago, Mimi Ostatua, Au dejeuner sur l'herbe
Things to do in Hasparren
10. Au dejeuner sur l'herbe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By Routards
We stumbled across this delightful café/restaurant after traipsing in the rain in search of somewhere open for lunch and were so glad to come across it! This âTarterie/ Salon de Théâ is a very cheerful place, quirkily decorated to the smallest details (the bill holders are small watering-cans). It offers a selections of tarts (or quiches), savoury and sweet, one more enticing than the other and all freshly made. The service was lovely too and we left the place all refreshed and chirpy. Definitely seek it out if you are passing through Cambo-les-Bains!
9. Mimi Ostatua
Reviewed By Pierre et Cathy D
Une cuisine goûteuse et généreuse. Respect pour le chef qui travaille essentiellement des produits frais. L'équipe, au service, est accueillante, courtoise et bienveillante.Une très bonne adresse à retenir et que nous recommandons. Bravo!
8. Bar Restaurant Hordago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By francisd64
2 ème expérience dans ce lieu magique : confirmation de la 1 ère impression .... tout est fait pour vous sentir bien dès l'arrivée par un accueil des plus agréables puis par les produits locaux cuisinés sur place par un chef de grand talent et si le soleil est de la partie alors le miracle se produit !
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7. Restaurant Berria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from Midday to 2.00 Pm for lunch time, and from 7.30Pm to9.30Pm for diner. Our Chef Peio Donapetry is glad to suggest you a traditional Basque food.
Reviewed By Philippe N
Après des lustres de fermeture de cet établissement emblématique non seulement de la pelote basque mais du pays basque , le voilà totalement rénové suite à une année complète de travaux . Grande réussite architecturale et décorative . De belles chambres au goût du jour . un trinquet adapté aux exigences actuelles de confort et luminosité tout en ayant conservé les galeries en bois de l'époque .Très belle terrasse confortable réunissant les notions de sol y sombra ! Un restaurant d'excellent niveau sachant allier les plats traditionnels aux saveurs d'une cuisine plus inventive que celle de nos grands mères . le tout à un prix très abordable , servi avec le sourire , aimablement et charme local .Félicitations aux heureux propriétaires de ce bel établissement et remercions les de cette belle initiative en fréquentant cet endroit pour notre plus grand plaisir .
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6. Xuriatea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Roger W
Agreablement surpris par la qualite des Pizzas. Tres bonne pate. Beaucoup de choix. Accuei agreable. Il y a longtemps que nous n avions mange d aussi bonnes pizzas.
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5. Les Tilleuls
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By rodamonPamplona
Me and my family had planned a tour to the Basque French Country and chose Le Relais de Tilleuls in Hasparren to make a stop and have lunch. The choice was not random, I based my decision on two positive reviews that I read on some very famous travelers guides so after the fiasco that awaited us I did not feel too responsible...Anyway, do not believe what the guides say. This place sucks big time, honestly. If you fantasize about spending a romantic date or have a pleasant time eating out in the magnificent area, get anywhere else since you will enjoy more than here. Guaranteed. The "plate of the day" consisted on some disgusting cheese quiche stuffed with chorizo, as an appetizer, followed by some marinated beef with txistorra (basque chorizo again) in a skewer. The starter turned me off just by its appearance and did not dare to try it. The meat tasted old, undone, foul. The dessert was equally unmemorable. My son did not eat a single bite of his food, not one. It's ridiculous that being half an hour away from the ocean they do not offer at least one fresh fish dish on the menu as an alternative...and this is the peak of tourist season! My advice about eating in the area is simple: go to the other side of the border or bring your own food.
4. Restaurant Argia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By KentUKRascal
We stayed at the hotel to which this restaurant is part.Extensive basque based menu, (should have done our homework before visit) which took a bit of getting to grips with but our selections proved to be well prepared and superb to eat.Service was casual and efficiently provided.Good wine list which included local wines.The dinning room was possibly a little austere but none the less we enjoyed our meals over three days stay.
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3. Ferme auberge Komeiteko Borda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Vincent D
Une excellente cuisine avec des produits maison; bravo pour la démarche et l'agréable accueil des propriétaires de ce lieu offrant une vue magnifique sur le pays Basque.
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2. La Maison de Pierre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 140 reviews
Situated between Hasparren and Cambo-le-Bains, in Urcura . You can take some tapas or a full diner . We work with local producer and all the dishes are home made .
Reviewed By discerningdiner1st
Small restaurant run by three skilled chefs who take enormous pride in producing meals of a high standard. We have visited twice while travelling through the region and would make a detour in the future to visit again. Local ingredients and I understand they do nights with tasting menus.
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1. Salon Cyrano
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
Salon Cyrano is dedicated to good and beautiful moments: A cup tea on a sunny terrace, protected by plane trees. A peaceful lunch with exclusively local products. The Salon Cyrano team welcomes you with all its generosity and good care.
Reviewed By 3400Nebraska61
On a recent rip to Cambo-les-bains, we ate lunch several times at Cyrano. The food is excellent, the staff top notch, and the view from the patio to beautiful! Highly recommend Cyrano
