A garden cafe in Julien…read more In Julien there's a restaurant with outdoor seating. They have brown and white beer, red and white wine. The service is decent and the English was great. I had the pave salmon and she the Buddha bowl. Both hit the spot and the bread was very enjoyable. We were given a bottle of cold water at the start as well. The ambience was that of a noisy but very lived and loved neighborhood along with kids playing and adults yelling at them. Overall worth a stop if you're hungry and walking through this neighborhood. It's super close to the notre dame du mont metro station.

We had the wine, starter, main dish, and dessert combo for 30 euros. Every course was very good…read more This place really wants to attract locals so they don't open for dinner until 7:30. They bring you a board with the menu items which can be awkward given the small space in between tables. The bathrooms are up the stairs. We sat outside. Service was typical for French restaurants.

We were here at 9:30 and thank God they still accept us. Its recommended by another restaurant…read moresince it was too late for them to accept us. It really have the french countryside atmosphere. It was packed even at that time. We had the scallop and steak. They dont really speak English here but I just ordered rissoto and fortunately, its accompanied by scallop! It was divine, the most amazing good size scallop I ever had! It still have the orange tail end, perfectly seared, swimming in the rich white wine sauce, buttery and soft. The rissoto rice is cooked perfectly, saucy and plump. The steak was tender but the foie gras on top of it is a bit salty. It came with perfect scallope potato, mashed potato and carrots, long beans. Both entree are big size, enough to fill us up even without dessert or appetizers. We are very happy with our meal!

At first sight everything is well, a beautiful place at water's edge with a terrace looking onto…read morethe attractive beach and the small port. The restaurant is the only present at the water's edge. Having waited that a table releases itself at the bar we were able to settle down, and took menus. Seafoods starters: OK Fish soup: more water than other thing Dish: insipid Dessert: bad Prices: too expense for what it is. Bad value for money . Disappointed by the restaurant which shows to be a tourist trap. Argh! You are warned!

My husband I frequent this lovely little restaurant every time we come to the Côte dÁzur, and we…read morequite simply adore it! As always, we were told the menu by the chef, himself, and our dinner was divine. Tonight we shared smoked salmon dredged in sugar and salt, cleaned off, and prepared with light herbs, cucumber, seaweed, and lemon. For the main course I had a specialty, Quimper, a dish of beautifully prepared shrimp with Gnocchi. My husband had a mixed shell fish, mussels, saithe , sea shrimps, tiny roasted potatoes, and sea fruit. For dessert we had coconut pana cota with Martinique rum soaked raisins and pineapple. To drink we split a bottle of local wine. Per usual, our dinner was a very special experience. I highly recommend Le Poisson Rouge . Call first for reservations, and sit on the deck, overlooking the water.