A bit strange experience. We ask if could eat and he said after looking a minute, "what do you…read morethink, it says restaurant on the door". We took a seat and the man dissapeared. 5 minutes later he returned with a nice surprise, aperitif from the house. It became clear that there was only one person for the service and the cooking. Just one guy. More people came in and we were afraid it was going to take a long time. Surprisingly it went very smooth. It was a menu: main course, desert, coffee. We had to choose between duck, steak, fish and steak tartare. Fish was smooth and jucy, steak was ok but a bit tough. Tartare was fine, we did not try the duck. Deserts also ok and fast served. Good coffee. We took 2 bottles of Sancerre (a nice oaked 2010) and a bottle op San Pelligrino. 8 persons, all in 200€, he rounded down the bill. So in summary: don't expect a michelin restaurant, but you will get good food for a very democratic price!

From the owner: Spécialiste des plats à base de poissons Le Petit Saint Trop fait hommage à la ville éponyme. Si on…read moreen doutait encore, il suffit de regarder autour de soi, apprécier les vastes salles, au nombre de 4, où le bleu domine et plus encore, la fresque à l'éffigie de cette station balnéaire de la Côte d'Azur. Sur la carte : des plats traditionnels et de nombreuses spécialités à base de poisson, telles le sandre au vin blanc ou le filet de rouget à la crème d'olives noires. Finissez sur une note sucrée avec le nougat glacé fait maison ou les profiteroles également concoctées des mains même du chef.

I've stopped her several times, en route to the south or returning to the English channel. It's a…read morecomfortable distance from the ferry and well south of Paris. Beers are good, food excellent and sensibly-priced, service top rate. The attitude of all staff is most friendly, plentiful safe parking [I stop overnight in my car]. So easy to find . . . ! Mike O'Neill

When we walked into L'Arlequin's bar to have a drink, little did we know that by the end of the day…read morewe would have had two meals and spent six hours there! There are few restaurants where the chef is so present, so available, and so accommodating. When my wife asked for a citron pressé (with fresh lemon juice), the chef told us he did not have it but immediately added: but I'll make it for you. After five minutes, he emerged from the kitchen with what my wife called the best citron pressé she had ever had. We asked if we could have something to eat and were invited to move to the restaurant, which is in a separate room. Instead of the small snack we intended to have, we tried the "menu." We trusted the chef's suggestions and were rewarded. Throughout the meal, we were surprised with little extras which made the meal even more fun. Another example of the chef's consistent flexibility: when we could not choose between red and rosé wine, the chef brought us a bottle of both and allowed us to have as much of each as we wanted! To cut a long story short, we spent three hours on a delightful lunch at L'Arlequin -- and for dinner we went back for another three hours with our travel companions! The chef kept on accommodating us, finding ingenious solutions, and entertaining us with his idiosyncratic humor. Another table of visitors came in shortly after us and had the same experience. Some standout dishes: paupiettes de veau, williamine (pear ice cream with pear liquor), mystère flambé, and tarte tatin, which can be served flambé as well! Note that the experience will be best for those who speak French. At L'Arlequin, expect to be entertained, accommodated, surprised, and pleased.

Not worth the price or the wait, 3-4 stars for the food, 2-3 stars for the experience. I would not…read morerecommend, and again left disappointed for Michelin star rated restaurant..see below. Upon walking in to this cute and subtle building, you are greeted to enjoy drinks in the beautiful, bright and vivid garden or drinks in the seating area with an assortment of small amuse bouche. Sitting in the seating area on plush couches, it immediatley deviates from the round table, white table cloth setting munching on bread. Creating a pleasant, casual yet elegant experience where you can peruse the menu, order food and not be seated until the food is ready. This was a special treat and different experience that created a causal, relaxed environment for conversation without creating the anticipation to be served or eat food. However service was very slow, coming early with 730 table time, we ordered by 8 but did not sit until 9. Thinking that we would not be seated until food was ready however our group was anxious to eat after only 1 serving of amuse bouche and 2 drinks the hunger creeps up fast. Plus you expect to make or save room for a michelin star restaurant. Immediately disappointed with sitting for another 25 minutes before updating this review to express my shift in attitude and increased hunger. The bread was good preceded by very small quail eggs, spinache sponge and salmon amuse bouche I had two peices of bread trying to satiate my anxious appetite. I am consistently reminded that it appears to be French culture in which extensive waits is the norm, maybe im an impatient American but I set a 730 dinner time because i would like to actually eat around then. I also would like to be out of the restaurant before midnight so I am not going to sleep with undigested food in my stomach. Time will tell, but the length of this review shoukd be a strong indicator of my experience. The food finally came out at 950 and was good but i have had better. I got mushroom ravioli with a mushroom cream sauce and truffle jus which was very tasty but very small portioned. I would not suggest sharing! The foie gras with confit lemon was actually a torinne but was also delicious, not quite on par with foie gras but good for a torrine however I would recommend the mushroom ravioli. Main course came at 1030. I had the veal with mushroom sauce and potatoe puree. My spouse got the red mullet which she deemed not worth finishing. The veal was cooked perfectly and out if this world tasty, however compared to other restaurants was not worth a 2.5 hour wait. On top of that portion was appetizer size, the appetizer plus entree equated to about 3 pieces of bread in substance. I was left wanting and disappointed with slow service, a horrible wait for good food where i can go to many other french restaurants, walk away with a slightly less elegant experience, comparable food and a full/happy stomach. All in all i have decided to eat food when i get home, that is how little the portions are. I would also like to note that the time it took to sit and eat, my wine glass was filled more than I can count leaving me much much hungrier than I arrived not including the ridiculous wait time. The meal ended at 1130 but what really blew my mind was the dessert to entree portions, dessert was 2 or 3 times more food than the entree. I left eating more dessert than i intended not due to the quality which was tasty, but due to pure hunger leaving me feeling sick and disappointed. If you read my previous reviews/check ins the other locations were a more enjoyable and wallet friendly experience.

Really beautiful restaurant inside of an old hotel. Traditional and great quality food that will…read moreplease all. They have a beautiful garden where you can dine which is amazing. Service was perfect and staff very friendly. I highly recommend it.