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"Having travelled through France and Italy for 20 days, this was the piece de resistance!!! Our best meal so far. Sardines, fish soup, paella and sea bass. Delicious."
Phone: +33493019012
Address: 11 quai Amiral Courbet, 06230 Villefranche-sur-Mer, France
City: Villefranche-sur-Mer
Dishes: 38
Amenities: 14
Categories: 5
Reviews: 493
On a very busy Saturday night everywhere on the Quai Amiral Courbet, we were fortunate to find an open table indeed! Three generations of our family shared a leisurely paced multi-course meal for 5 people that was nicely prepared, very interesting and all served by hard working wait staff all with a great attitude including some nice humor by them towards our grandchildren who ordered a lot of food as athletic adolescents do! Fixed price menu seems fairly priced. Half bottles of wine available: suggest Muscadet with the fish entrées mains.
Delicious dessert the chocolate cake and lemon sorbet combination was amazing. The fish and vegetable dish was great and so warm, you can see the steam in the picture. The soup was horrible. Service was good at first when i was the only customer but as customers started coming in, the service was not good. Had to wait so long for the staff to notice me waving.
Whilst walking along the Quai with its many restaurants we were impressed by the clean look and the choices on the menu. We managed to get a table and the meal was excellent , the setting really is stunning as the sun was sitting over the bay. The staff didn’t really interact until the meal was over but they were very efficient.
The rudeness of the waiter is unprecedented. There was a confusion with the reservation made by the restaurant and how the situation was handled was awful. Avoiding this restaurant from now on despite the food that is very good, hospitality is not a term well known in this place
Having travelled through France and Italy for 20 days, this was the piece de resistance!!! Our best meal so far. Sardines, fish soup, paella and sea bass. Delicious.
