An all around fantastic dinner experience. The restaurant…read moremight be quite hard to find (and access without a car), but trust me; you don't want to miss it. I was a part of a larger dinner party here one night and I have to say that it was my most memorable outing. Everything was perfect - the scenery, the service, the food, the wine. Everything! The restaurant has indoor seating but when the weather allows it, you should make sure to have a reservation for a table outdoors. There are little lamps hanging in the trees, you're sitting in the middle of nowhere pretty much, the atmosphere is cool and quiet.. Perfect, just perfect. My party consisted of five adults and two children. Because YES! This is a great place for children too. There are kid-appropriate meals on the menu, there's a separate lounge area where the kids can eat their desserts after dinner and there's a separate play area with swings, a slide and a broad selection of toys. The food served at Le Potager du Nebbio is organic, locally grown and of highest quality. I had a warm sallad as my appetizer and vegetarian cannelloni as my main course - both excellent choices. I opted out of dessert but the rest of my dinner party shared two or three different kinds (such as chocolate lava cake, raspberry mousse and crème brulée) and they were very happy with their choices. The kids got homemade ice cream, apparently really good as well. While we were waiting for our appetizers, we got a free starter in the form of homemade tapenade with homemade thin crackers. The tapenade was awesome! Even the youngest person of our party - a 4-year-old - loved it. The wine served at Le Potager is local Corsican wine, organic of course. I tried both rosé and red, and it was great (but then again, I'm a fan of Corsican wine, so I might be slightly partial). Our party was served by a young girl and she was very kind, patient, helpful and had a smile on her face the entire time we were there. I don't know if they speak English though. She was also very good with the two kids which is a big plus. I'm also not sure if it's possible to pay by card - but since that option is often unavailable in France, do come prepared and bring cash, just in case. As for the prices - this isn't a cheap restaurant. Far from it. But you get excellent service and amazing, organic and locally grown food, so I think it's worth the "splurge".

Went to this place for a celebratory meal with old friends. There was a mix up with the order and…read moretwo of us got our food 40 mins before the others. The manager was unapologetic and dismissed the cock-up as if we were giving too much importance to the fact that we were not eating together. Yes, the view is nice, but no one deserves to be treated with such contempt. It really ruined our encounter. There were four nationalities around the table, including a Corsican and to be honest, no one was impressed by the staff rudeness. The food lacked salt and any seasoning. When my dish, oven baked kid, arrived, it was inedible, tough and poorly cooked. My friends had fish and lamb and no one managed to eat more than a few mouthfuls. Don't let the view or the presentation fool you; it looks the part, but food there's no substance. There are plenty other restaurants in Bastia, with the same view but with much better food.