We visited the place during the first week of september, so basically off season. The atmosphere is nice, but there are better and above all far more authentic places around Pamplonne. Might have been due to the end of the season, but staff is unattentive and leaves the Impression that one is not really welcome. At least it is not clear why prices are at least 25% higher than in the neighboring restaurants. We will not return and would recommend to go for the better package and experience a few doors down the beach.
Food was terrible,(buratta was spoiled) Service was bad. Takes ages for someone to get you order. We were seated in between big tables. Like a last resort table Lots of things sold out(was there last day) Music loud you cant hear the waiters. After apitizers we left. So for drinks oke, but don’t go to have a good meal. Price is “normal” for the rivera
Is that the local berghain? If at least the music had this level of quality... we go to the berghain knowingly! bass that you hear up to the boats on the beach... and you hear that bass, no other sound! what amazing noise pollution! change the sound or dj system but do something! I find it aberrant that we let this happen!
This is place is daylight robbery! They charged us 50 Eur for two lemonades and a water! The menu stated 8 Eur for a lemonade! In their email response they stated that 20 Eur per lemonade which was one single glass is what the price is! Absolutely SHOCKING for the restaurant industry and customer experience!
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Quiet and quiet, standing by the column, the shower does not work, the toilet on 3, standing at 9:00, there are still rooms outside the column to go under 3.3, they are all broken, that wants to be.
Despite the broken showers I found the staff (they will recognize themselves) at the top and super helpful. 1000 thanks.
If you don't have the most crunchy sandwiches in the world, it's the coolest staff in France's shell stations!
More than 2 € per litre of diesel It is cheaper on the island of Re!!!
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Apparently, it takes 30 years to get home. Strange!
Execrable! I'll never go back.
