Le Phare - Table reservation

Having been disappointed to see so many Trip Advisor reviews for Valras Plage praising pizzas, we set out to find a restaurant which served what Valras is most famous for. It was not easy in April to find places which offered the traditional plateau de fruit de mer, Eventually we found Le Phare right on the seafront. The plateau included plentiful oysters, mussels, prawns, whelks and langoustines. It was very reasonably priced and service was rapid. We accompanied the meal with a glass of the local Picpoul wine.We arrived at about 12.45 for lunch and by soon after 1 pm the place was packed, mostly with French people. So don't leave it too late, even though there are plenty of tables.As well...

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The last two Saturdays we have eaten here, very happily, while being entertained by exactly the sort of music which we would pay high prices for in the UK. Last week we had 'Jazzy' - a glorious girl singer with a great voice - this week we had the sublime Saxophone player - 'Serge' with an amazing repertoire of over 800 tunes, which he adjusted to suit his audience.... The restaurant faces towards the sea - if there are crowds it can get very busy. The food is mid-range and delicious. but there is no premium for the addition of the music. I must add that our waitress was kind enough to remember us after the first visit - We will definitely make a return visit.

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My girlfriend and me went to Beziers for a couple of days, and once arrived there we decided to go to the beach taking in advance the opportunity of the weather. And looking for a place to have lunch, we found Le Phare. Staff really kind, food delicious, an excellent wine, better views( front of the sea) and price for all the pockets. Menus from 16,90 € with a gorgeous variety of food.In my opinion, 100% recommendable for each one that visit the area.Thanks to all the staff for the stay. If we back Beziers,will go back here.

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We called in here around 3pm on a blustery February afternoon. It was one of the few places open and we fancied a coffee. It has great views overlooking the beach and was nice and warm. We were served quickly and politely and enjoyed a couple of very tasty home made crepes which were nice and hot (hard to find sometimes) and the coffee and tea were very welcome too. Bit pricey really but they had a captive audience at this time of year. The place was clean but I'd suggest a hook to put your coat and/or bag on in the toilet.

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This is a favourite restaurant for us. Great seafood at reasonable prices in a lovely seaside setting.

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