Le Pointu - Toulon

Was looking for a place to eat with the family, 2 children from 3 and 5 years old were already a bit tired of a hot summer day, so we decided to take first place that looked good and had a good menu. Friendly...Short explained kitchen would begin at 7 but that we already had an aperitive, the kerl was super good to entertain the children. However, the shift changed, and a second waiter began to run around and take over the orders. in the meantime I had read some of the really bad comments here and I get that this guy gets these comments. it seemed, however, that the rest of the staff tried to deal with his bad attitude and even to check whether he had brought the right thing. So they just ignore this one grumpy guy and focus on the lookout, and that was great! overall the prices were super fair, they don't forget the landscape again!

I've been in toulon for two years and this is the best place for morning breakfast. the personal (mostly melvyn) is very nice and efficient with great fast service. brot, a lot of jam and butter, orange juice and coffee. everything for €5.50 (you can. buy a croissant at local brothshop if you need extra. the restaurant is located on the water and I sit for a few hours without urgency to move me. a nice peaceful start to the day. thank you.

Very bad service, the waiters are rude. inappropriate experience, not recomend, they can find cheaper and better place.

This is one of a range of restaurants on the sea front in the port. I chose it because some other customers were eating mussels and I decided that it was for me. There are five or six mussel dishes. I chose the mussels in...basil sauce and it didn't disappoint. In addition, the house wine was quaffable and the prices were reasonable. The view from the terrace was pleasant on a warm, fine day.

We came early with two friends because we had a tight planning. I asked the guy when the service was to begin and he answered soon We waited 20mn before ordering. If then you want half french fries and half salad with your bruschetta, it's...impossible : 3€ more, waiter's arrogance added. Seriously? It seems this restaurant has no problem to fill his tables with tourists. In fact you want to flee from it or you might have a bad opinion of the south of France.