Still in the South of France. Last night I wanted to go for a drink on the beach and went to "La…read moreOla". Located on the beach, in front of the sea, the scenery is beautiful mostly at night time. What is it ? La Ola is a restaurant on the beach. You can go there in the morning for breakfast. They have a great selection of drinks, but you should not crave for croissants or pastries, they don't have any. How are the people ? People are nice. Their English is not that good but you can make yourself understood anyway. I do not have any acquaintances there yet, I will tell you more about the place in a few days. What about the price ? To be totally honest, I think the price is not up to the quality of the food. It's only beach food ! Anything else to add ? If you want to listen to some cool live music and dance, La Ola is the place to go. If you want to have a drink or two with friends, you can really have a good time there. But I'd advise you not to have food there, that's way too expensive ! "After all, i'd do with a drink" says my best friend. I myself feel like dancing with my feet in the sand tonight, Let's go to La Ola. XD

For a spot right in the middle of a tourist area this place was a charming experience. We were a…read moreparty of 6, 4 adults and 2 kids and just a little before the dinner crowds. The hosts were welcoming and helpful explaining the daily specials in their best if limited English and provided English menus. The restaurant itself is quite striking inside with a high stone arch ceiling and well executed decor. The food leans heavily to seafoods of course. It was high quality and substantial portions. I felt bad about not being able to finish my swordfish and my in laws struggled to finish their plates. The kids loved their selections as well as they chocolate cake. The wine list was very good with quite a few local varieties. All in all this place felt a step above the other spots in the tourist ghetto along the waterfront and I would be happy to go back.

Saw the reviews on a travel website and the restaurant staff were very welcoming. They were…read moreparticular kind and helpful with our young toddler. The staff were always very attentive. The food was excellent: fresh seafood and cooked well. There was an excellent variety and everything we had was delicious. There was also a good wine list with a range of bottles, 2/3 bottles and wine by the glass. We'd highly recommend La Marine.

Excellent family restaurant with remarkably affordable local specialties. Mussels, oysters,…read moremacaronade (good tomato beef recipe) are great as well as pretty much all sea foods. Great atmosphere and view on the port! Ask Patrick the owner for a "Bertrand" as a before dinner drink!

Delicious and amazing spot ! If you want delicious food and a relaxing time , this is the placeread more

A cool little restaurant on the harbour-side. Everything on…read morethe menu is fish and I'd recommend one of the mixed plates so you can try the likes of local razor clams as well as sardines and prawns. The service is pretty good and the servings aren't massive but big enough to be satisfying. It's a bit more expensive than it's neighbouring restaurants but not astronomic, a group of 3 with mixed plates and a bottle of wine was €70.

We came here for lunch one afternoon and were greeted very quickly. We are Americans, and we don't…read morespeak French fluently, so there are some gaps in communication, but we tried our best to communicate with the server. The guy that greeted us and served us, was not cool at all. He was pretty rude. We paid and were appeared to be over charged by four euros. So, unless you are fluent, and don't appear to be a tourist, probably skip this joint. It's not that good anyway.

Delicious! There were menus in French and English. The servers were very nice and the food was…read moreextraordinary. You can tell that the chef really pays attention to every detail of the meal. Great local and traditional seafood. I would highly recommend!!! Worth the price 100%!