Brasserie de la Plage

Good restaurant, but is closed for the winter season despite what Google tells you (I fell into the trap myself). Reopening in March 2021.

Relaxed restaurant on the beach front. From a morning coffee to and evening meal. A great place to eat and watch the world go by while the sun sparkles off the sea.

Don 't bother coming here if your British in the summer. Tables are always 'reserved ' even though they seat customers after you who have not booked a table. Very rude. Many other lovely places along the beach, don 't give these prejudice people your money.

this is a turistic place with high prices. We ate our meal, we were not deceived not happy neither, we just full our stomach.One thig I didn't like is that the waitress (lookes very young and unexperienced) she spilled our lemonade while taking our dishes so we could not drink our lemonade but she never brought another one and we had to pay for it. Not fair.

We visited here for both lunch and dinner and it was really very good! Very friendly lunchtime staff. We enjoyed superb mussels in a garlic and saffron sauce, and a huge portion of Duck, perfectly cooked pink, which was delicious. Good,local wines, and reasonably priced local pichets. It also serves wood fired pizza, two restaurants and a bar all in one. It would be a good option for families, inexpensive, central, and good.

Located right in front of the beach, it has potential to be a really nice place, except for. the service!We were there twice, both times badly served by the same woman. She was not friendly and not professional. On the third day, she told my wife that she couldn't find a table for us in a really unpleasant way.The food was Ok and maybe the other employees could be nicer, but I can't recommend this place as I will never return there again.

As our weather was not great we ate a lot of lunches instead of going to the beach but come late evening were rather peckish and this was the perfect spot for supper. We shared the wonderful l'assiette provençale - a delicious platter of beignets, tapenade, seiches etc and then a gorgeous pizza cooked with emmental instead of mozzarella a delicious switch! Service was good and even though we arrived late we were never made to feel unwelcome or hurried.

We went here for a pizza as we fancied one. It took a long time for our order to be taken. That said we were enjoying the lovely views across the bay. We went for the famous fish soup and shared a pizza. The soup was watery but developed taste after we added seasoning and croutons. Our pizza was good, thin and crispy. This place is good for families too. Soup was priced heavy at €13 we felt but overall an OKish meal accompanied with slow service in a pleasant location.

Priced more reasonably than any other restaurants on the water front, this brasserie exceeded expectations. The mussels were delivered to the next table in a large steaming saucepan making us wish we had ordered these particularly as the garlicky fragrance wafted over us. The pasta carbonara [12.50€] was tasty and full of bacon with a raw egg yolk to sweeten the experience. A little Parmesan may have made it better, but having just left Italy it may have been an expectation unrealistic. The entrecôte grillee {17.50€} was served with a generous quantity of salad and fries, cooked to perfection. The pizzas delivered to our neighbouring tables were dinner plate size and ranged from 12€ to 14€....