Le Bistrot De La Mer

We ate well as the children Despite a long wait at the table... and a few misconceptions between the servers. Too bad otherwise I recommend

Although disorganized, friendly and welcoming team. The children enjoy pasta and pizza and the parents of fish and seafood. A Counsellor

Nothing fancy here, but they are very good at what they do, and a great view of the boats in the marina. We chose the 'Skippers Menu ' three courses for €13. You can choose any of the mussels in sauces on offer, there are various options for starters and a dessert too. We had oysters to start, and one mussels in cream sauce and one in mustard sauce, creme brulee for pud and half a bottle of wine, also coffee and we paid approx €34. The mussel dishes are massive, unless you are starving one would be ok for two to share! Neither of us could finish ours, even though they tasted so good. To summarise, a nice place to eat and people watch, not too expensive, tasty food and good service.

One of several cheap café/bar/restaurants in the little port. No fine dining here but all offer great value set meals three courses for around 12 or 13 euros with a decent choice of starters, main course and puddings including catch/dish of the day. Good service and carafe wine that won't break the bank. We particularly enjoyed whitebait, skate wings, cuttlefish and steaks. We were self catering nearby but we ate out most evenings as it would be difficult to cook in for the same price! Just the job for a seaside holiday.

Busy restaurant on the harbour front, views over the yachts. Nice dish of modules and frites with a good bottle of cider! Delicious ice cream sundaes for desert.