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"Thursday night out coquillagen a la volenté especially good for adult limited success with the children (but now they have tried it; excellent eating, beautiful and welcoming environment."
Phone: +33494211142
Address: Quartier de l'Esquirol - Le Pradet, 83220 Le Pradet, France
City: Le Pradet
Website: https://www.larotonde-lepradet.fr/
Tuesday: 12:00-13:30
Wednesday: 12:00-13:30
Thursday: 12:00-13:30
Friday: 12:00-13:30
Saturday: 12:00-13:30
Sunday: 12:00-13:30
Dishes: 1
Amenities: 21
Categories: 5
Reviews: 417
we were here on Christmas (party of 12) and had a wonderful meal that was presented both delicious and beautiful. the main focus is on seafood, but the meat was perfectly cooked on the species and wise that each of us wanted. this day a special menu was offered...and while we had ordered a special dessert, other tables had a personal beech cake. service was friendly and attentive. the windows of the restaurant gave a beautiful view of the mountains. Several menus are offered to different trips. tous les jeudis coquillage a volonte midi soir 30 euro l’aioli tous les vendredis midi.
la rotonde is located on the outskirts of le pradet, which makes it easy to find and find is also easy. the specificities of the place are the seafood dishes, but there is also a traditional menu. the menu, however, is not the...areas go there. I had a seafood plate to share between three people, and although we tried hard, we couldn't finish it. everything is fresh and diverse. the prices are for shellfish, count 20 to 40 euro person for good nutrition.
a restaurant located a bit away from the beaches (2 km), but with excellent fresh seafood and with a beautiful view of the cote d’azur mountain. a quiet, spacious restaurant, with a good selection of muscheln, as well as local sea fish, especially Gillthead-Meerbärm, bass and...bar (or lup). fresh is indispensable, but seems to be guaranteed here. very pleasant service.
A restaurant situated some way from the beaches (2 kms) but with excellent fresh seafood, and with quite a nice view of the Cote d'Azur mountains. A quiet, spacious restaurant, with a good variety of shellfish, plus local sea fish, especially gillthead seabream, bass and bar (or loup). Freshness is indispensable, but seems guaranteed here. Very pleasant service.
Thursday night out coquillagen a la volenté especially good for adult limited success with the children (but now they have tried it; excellent eating, beautiful and welcoming environment.
