We had a great evening! Wandered in on a sunday after…read morelooking @ the menu outside & were greeted by cheerful personnel. It was past 9pm, not a problem at all. The waiters were pleasantly crazy, spoke english & french, the food was served fast & tasted great. I had mussels in garlic sauce (12€) my boyfriend a Mexican omelet (10€) both were served with home made fries, I wish I could have finished it all but it was simply too much. The atmosphere was like a pub, informal, popmusic playing, but not too loud, tv's on with football & no sound, but easy to avoid. And all the other customers seemed to be locals, kissing the waiters goodbye as they left. If I were to return to Calais, I'd go again.

From the owner: Petits verres entre amis. C'est au Centaure, situé place d'Armes, que se rejoignent généralement…read morequelques amis pour bavarder et refaire le monde autour d'une bière. Bien que la décoration soit classique et assez ordinaire, le lieu a tout de même un certain charme qui devrait séduire quelques-uns uns.

A nice restaurant located across from the Tour in town. The menu is classic French with a couple of…read morevegetarian choices. The service is friendly and English is spoken. I had the moule frites with Roquefort sauce which was quite nice and I enjoyed it. The soup was also quite ok. All in all a decent place for a meal and a drink in town.

l France isn't known for breakfast but still the service ect left something to be desired. We…read morewaited a long time when another friend joined us. I had to go ask someone ...a group of guys talked at the bar to the bartender. It was about 10 am. "English breakfast" was a bit skimpy. Good coffee though. Dinner may be better :)

Pretty glad to have found this place open at 10:30pm on a Wednesday night. Food, service and…read moreatmosphere were all good. I enjoyed the Flemish Stew and topped things off with Chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream.

We missed Saturday lunch on a day trip to Calais so we're pleased to come across this place that…read moreserved throughout the strict French meal times. Lovely steak and salmon dish in nice comfortable booths. Not the best Gremch good I'd ever had but solid 4/5 for this place. Mix of locals and tourists.

From the owner: Traditionnel et convivial Situé derrière le magnifique théâtre de la ville, le Café de la…read moreRenaissance est avant tout un lieu d'habitués où l'on vient prendre un verre ou manger entre amis. A l'heure du déjeuner, la cuisine est française et traditionnelle. Ce qui n'empêche en rien l'établissement d'organiser des thématiques plus exotiques de temps en temps. Le cadre ne paie pas de mine, mais l'ambiance est toujours au programme.

Very friendly, good service, several vegan choices. You can eat inside or out. Dogs accepted…read more Easy free parking close by.

From the owner: Passerelle pour Londres. Le London Bridge (ou plutôt The London Bridge) vous accueille tous les…read morejours pour goûter à ses spécialités, pizzas, moules, produits du terroir, plat vegan, végétarien, ses welsh. L'intérieur est sympathique et chaleureux. Le cadre fait un peu penser aux pubs britanniques, notamment à cause de son bar en bois verni. Sa grande terrasse sur place piétonne et le prêts de trotinnette pour les enfants

great little pub/resto near the tourist info office. good…read moreselection of beers, good food, reasonably priced, and not too many pi##ed-up stella heads from blighty...

From the owner: Le QG des supporters de foot. C'est sur la place Foch que se trouve ce pub célèbre dans tout…read moreCalais. En effet, il est connu pour être le repère des supporters (plus que nombreux) des clubs de football du Nord. Lors des retransmissions sportives, l'ambiance y est survoltée. Mais même en dehors des soirs de match, vous pouvez passer un bon moment, parce qu'il n'y a pas que le foot dans la vie !

I went here as part of a group of 50 expat travelers, exploring the Opal Coast, and we stopped here…read morefor lunch. Our tour choices were fish, mussels, meat (which turned out to be steak) and vegetarian (a salad) and dessert (choice of creme brûlée, lemon tart or apple tart) plus 1 drink was included in the €18 price. My party of three got the fish and then as the creme brûlée was finished by the time the waitress got to our table, we shared a lemon pie and an apple pie (the apple was the better choice). The fish I got was similar to something called "Colin or Colon" but the staff spoke only French so couldn't give me the English name equivalent. My dining companions and I were very impressed by how all our fish dishes were perfectly cooked, especially when they had so many plates to cater for! The accompanying sauce was especially lovely and my one complaint would be that my plate didn't have enough of it! Also, there is nothing worse than delicate white fish that is dried out and I am happy to say that this restaurant did not suffer from that! I also got the house white wine to drink and it was okay to accompany the fish, but not a star stand-out. Oh also the bathrooms are downstairs, but they ran out of toilet paper fairly quickly so I do wish the staff/ owners had been a little bit more thoughtful and cognizant of the fact that a party if 50 were coming, and so put out extra toilet rolls. Also same for the Creme Brûlée- running out of that choice struck a false note for everyone on our table. However the overall impression - decent place for a meal, and the fish was pretty good!