Le Corsaire - Speisekarte

We stopped here for lunch and were made very welcome on arrival. Our food arrived promptly, with ample portions and good quality. We would certainly stop here again.

I would have had to stay in in Honfleur a long time to justify this claim, but we have visited the town many times over the years, and this has always been our favourite.

This place has put me off coq au vin for life. The one from a colmans sachet tastes infinitely better. On top of that my starter came out after everyone had finished their mains! Avoid this restaurant!

Prices and general menu are resonable, however service EXTREMELY slow (even if very friendly) and food is not really good. Some menu items (quite some actually) are missing and thats not really good.Avoid monk fish (smelly) and profitroles. Only shrimps are more or less OK and seafood plate.

We love this restaurant, very good fruit de mare for Honfleur, main course is always wonderful. We always go to eat here every time we are in Honfleur. Staff are very efficient and very friendly and, thank goodness, they do not speak English. I hate it in restaurants when they assume, just because we have an English accent, that we haven't bothered to learn the language.

To come back to this restaurant was a must for us. We found it by chance 2 years ago and wanted to revisit it again with a friend. None of us were disappointed with the food. We all had a three course set menu which was just under €14 - great value. Bottle of wine €23-a little steep, but not uncommon in Honfleur. Mussels and pate for starters, chicken in calvedos and Salmon for mains (It's the best salmon I have ever had) and tart for desert. The green beans with the chicken weren't brilliant but edible. Service was good and staff attentive. The only thing that I found a little disappointing is they re-dressed our table with damp linen.

We've always visited here when in Honfleur but have to say it will be our last. First we were wedged into a corner on the outside terrace with very little room to swing a cat. Drinks are expensive (€4.70 for a 25ml bottle of beer) so we gave it a miss and went for 2 Ricards. We both went for the €24.90 formule - I had the 6 oysters which were that thin they had to be scraped from the shell whilst my wife had the mussels in white wine & cream (OK but nothing special), for mains we both went for the monkfish skewers with rice in a saffron sauce which were nice; dessert both went for the tarte au pomme which came with nothing else- no cream, nothing. With a bottle of wine the bill came to €76 w...

We spotted the restaurant during a walk around the town, earlier in the day. It was bustling with diners eating outside and enjoying the sun. The location in the square next to the church was lovely, so we agreed to go back for dinner.Both the square and restaurant were very quiet when we were there, and the sun was below the building line so we were in shadow. There was little or no atmosphere.However, the staff were friendly and there was a good menu choice of menus by tariff or a la carte. Seafood is a speciality.Portions were plentiful and prices reasonable. Mussels were plump and tasty, accompanied by frites. The steak was cooked to perfection, but the addition of beans and potato croqu...

On 3 previous occasions, my wife and I have looked at the myriad restaurants and menus in Honfleur and then settled for Le Corsaire. No change this year and 4 of us opted to eat here again. Speaking in my best Franglais, the 2 lady waiters really looked after us and we had an awful lot of laughs with them. With a 3-course menu for €15.80, you don't really expect a lot, but they certainly deliver. Starters were excellent and I got a large dish of garlic mayo with my seafood starter. When my sister grabbed the dish to get some to dip her moules into, the waiter pulled it off her and told her it was mine. Wonderful!Main courses were probably standard fare, but that's not a bad thing. With desse...