This is a busy tapas restaurant and was almost at capacity when we went for lunch. We tried a few…read moresmall plates and they were delivered really fast. Good suggestions from the waiter. The calamari was some of the best I have ever tried. We had a half pitcher of the house wine and it was good. Reasonable prices, fun waiters, nice spot right by the water.

We two saw the "Slow Food" logo at this restaurant during the day, and decided to come for dinner…read morethat evening (without reservations). Our 8pm arrival sans reservation was lucky, as the outside dining area filled up within 15 minutes of our seating. SERVICE: 5.0. The waitress was a hearty and considerate extrovert. Her recommendation was spot on. Her description of why the food tasted so fresh (never previously-frozen, fish caught that day) was credible. The gentleman who took our payment was amiable; we left happy. AMBIANCE: 4.0. Outside dining area has tight seating, but was very pleasant on a that warm September night. FOOD: 5.0. Fresh, Fresh, Fresh. We had 5 tapas and dessert, walking away sated. - 5.0: SARDINES (1/2 tapa). So fresh. Apparently they don't eat the head and bones here, but we ate the entire fish the Japanese way, including the head and bones (as my wife taught me). - 5.0: HARICOTS VERTS (green bean) with Hazelnuts salad. - 4.0: ROASTED PORK SLICES. - 5.0: ARROZ NEGRE - 4.5: SALAMOREJO - 4.5: STRAWBERRY w/RICE (dessert) The glasses of rosé and red wine were decent.

The food was subpar. Much better dinning elsewhere in this cute French neighborhood. The waiter…read morethat sports a lamb bone necklace had the class of a donkey raised by a goat. He was impatient, rude, unaccommodating and had the charm of a mosquito. I'm a big fan of new places and supporting small businesses but this place is a huge ripoff. Traveling the south of France and this was the only bad mark. Avoid this place. I had a better meal at the seaside sandwich shop.

Oof. Friendly service but food is meh. Went two nights with a student group. Touristy, without…read moreany subtlety. Salmon was ok but the side was inedible. Paella didn't knock my socks off. Dessert brownie and pâté were good. Salad featured a caterpillar (!). Whole interior smells like smoke. And btw, LE France is apparently a ship. Drives me nuts, though, as a Frencb teacher, to see "France" as masculine!

"Le France" Restaurant is set in an incredible building. It has gothic arches and is surrounded by…read morea covered terrace. I had some reserves the first time I went to eat there as at the entrance it has a neon sign that reads: Pizza non-Stop 9.00-22.00 which suggests that it may be for tourists. Once inside; one is impressed by the clean design of the place. The food is really quite good and reasonably priced. They have a large variety of salads, starters, fish, meat dishes and of course pizzas. I have been there about five or six times and have always been satisfied. The salads are fresh and interesting, calamars à la planxa are simple but very good, meat good and I have been told that their pizzas are excellent (by a reliable source). Friendly service. They stop serving at 22.00