We stopped here because the chalkboard out front called out "vegan plates" which was a surprise…read more We had the veggie couscous and the veggie tangine. Couscous was done just right. Veggies came in the side in a flavorful broth - we used all of it on the couscous. I can't tell you what was in the tangine other than potatoes and carrots, but it was fantastic. Only wish the portions were bigger. Overall great (vegan) food and fantastic service. Only disappointment was the price - €70 for four lunches and two bottles of water. Food quality was good and it was definitely the best meal I've had in France in the last three days, so I can't complain too much. Despite the price, I'd go back - especially to take someone out who wanted good vegan.

Great restaurant! Stumbled across this gem while in the center of Perpignan. The owners were really…read moresweet! The service was fantastic! Stop in if you're looking for a great meal; great service and even better wine!

Our waitress Sarah was a treasure who helped with translation and recommendations. The food was…read moreexceptional. Highly recommend for your next visit to Perpignan.

Wow - contemporary Catalan/French food that is dee-licious. Menu changes a lot, but we had a…read morecalamari carbonara that was addictive (honestly, could have eaten a bucktful), great mains and a panna cotta with a hint of orange blossom water, fresh and stewed figs, almond ice cream and toasted almond slivers that wad like eating a cloud from heaven. And a local wine that was perfect, and incredible service that had no problem speaking English. If you are in town for just one night, seek this place out.

From the owner: Viva Espana Ici comme dans les classiques de l'Espagne profonde, on entame les hostilités par une…read moreassiette de boquerones (anchois frais au vinaigre), un poulpe à la planxa ou des escargots à la Catalane. Côté poisson, ce restaurant propose notamment des gambas ou des

One of my favourite places in Perpignan... I always leave full and happy! Typical…read moreCatalan/Spanish/French inspired tapas supported by a great wine menu. I make sure I pay a visit every time I go to Perpignan, and seriously, so should you. Make sure you book a table though, because they're always very busy! One of my friends has a weakness for their foie gras bricks but I just can't leave that place without having dessert...

Situated in a busy street lined with tapas joints,Ben Aqui boasts a large terras with many small…read moreand medium sized high-top tables. Either get here early or reserve a table, because it gets quite busy. This is a perfectly acceptable Catalonian tapas place with all the standard fare : pan con tomate, calamar à la plancha, patatas bravas. The calarmar was quite good, the pan con tomate should have been better (the bread wasn't that great)... overall fun place to go on a summer evening.

From the owner: En plein cœur de Perpignan à côté de la Cathédrale, Le Boudoir est un restaurant avec un cadre…read moreatypique ou nous proposons une ardoise que de produits frais.

This restaurant was near our hotel. We stopped in for a light meal. It was fabulous. We had…read moregaspacho vert made from petit peas and Parmesan crisp. Then flambéed gambas - shrimp. Very tasty.

We ate here for lunch, midweek, my spouse and two kids in tow. Pleasant place, lots of smiles and…read moreeager but not mettlesome service. My wife and one kid split five tapas while my son and I each had a menu at fifteen euros (3 courses). The tapas were generous and the take helped themselves. The food ranged from good to very good... Nothing exceptional, but nothing mediocre either. Good local wines with several bio on offer. The tiny kitchen is probably overwhelmed on busy nights but our food came out pretty quickly and on cue... Well paced. Lots of local food, Catalonian fare. Four of us ate for a hundred euros with tons of food and a bottle of wine. In France that's quite reasonable...

From the owner: Le Petit Pastis vous acceuille dans un cadre authentique et convivialread more

Great crêpière in Perpignan. We enjoyed lunch here after touring the Palace of Kings. Friendly…read moreowner. And the food was great and filling. I had La Complete and my husband had a Salmon Crepe. Would recommend to travelers.

Enjoyed a lunch here while visiting the town for Visa L'Image. Had a good meal, that was light and…read moredelicious. Nicely casual for drop-in visitors.

Very good business And I love there services so that is why…read moreI have these lovely people a 5 star The ambiance was brilliant

From the owner: Cuisine sud-américaine à l'Européenne Dans le centre-ville qui bouge, le restaurant El Gaucho…read morecuisine les saveurs sud-américaines, à l'européenne. Dans les assiettes, avant tout, des produits frais. Pour preuve : le restaurant sert un menu du marché qui change entièrement chaque semaine. Cette exigence est celle d'un chef qui a beaucoup voyagé et désireux de souligner les influences européennes que l'on peut notamment savourer dans la cuisine argentine. Ici, la viande - surtout le bœuf - est le produit phare. Elle compose plusieurs spécialités latines telles que les empanadas, ces chaussons à la pâte feuilletée et fourrés de viande. Les anglophones ne seront pas en reste : tous les dimanches, le restaurant prépare un Sunday Roast, une formule traditionnelle dont le plat principal est composé d'un rôti. Si qualité et prix sont en rendez-vous - les formules et les plats sont très abordables -, le restaurant va plus loin en ajoutant une touche d'originalité. Partenaire de La Boîte à