Located just across the street from Le Guillaume Tell, Le Monte Carlo is a brasserie which really…read morepales in comparison. The food just isn't as good, and it appears to attract some tourists and very 'rugged' locals that must be friends with the staff. I've only gone here on a busy afternoon when there's nowhere to sit at the Guillaume Tell.

they suck,it took 2+ hours to get food once ordered that was subpar to say the least. if your…read moreamerican dont waste your time and money far better places that are cloce bye. i wish they had a - star rating

Restaurant on the square in the old part of town on the hill in the Massilon Square. Great to…read morerelax, eat slow and people watch. Standard French Prix Fixe menu. We had tomato and mozz salad, fish filet, rice and french style green beens. Dessert was profiterole with caramel ice cream and chocolate sauce. 16 Euro, pretty good food good value. Nice atmosphere

We were staying very near this brasserie and went for dinner one night. It started raining terribly…read morehard, driving all of us under their canopies to stay dry. Tables were pushed together and new friends were made! We were the only English speakers there. One of the staff spoke a little and helped us make our selections. We enjoyed the random storm and the new friends, but were a little surprised at the burger, as it is not what we usually have in the US. More like a loosely formed patty, served very rare. Very good, but a bit off putting if not expected. The star of the show was the charcuterie board, delicious and massive. We split it and the burger and still couldn't finish it all. A fun place that is relaxed and clearly has several regulars. While they do close in the evening, there is no rush to finish and leave, as people stay for hours after drinking, smoking and enjoying the evening together.

The location and the garden is super cute. Provides a shelter out of the sun. The menu has a great…read morevariety. However, it didn't taste great. And it didn't seem fresh.

From the owner: Face au Coudon C'est la sortie du Pradet direction Carqueiranne, dans l'espace La Rotonde, à,…read morequ'est installé le restaurant du même nom. Cadre moderne, mobilier contemporain et terrasse panoramique face au Coudon : le lieu ne manque pas de charme. Côté cuisine, le lieu propose le midi une carte de brasserie mettant à l'honneur de grands classiques comme le tartare de boeuf au couteau, la poêlée de seiches en persillades ou encore le traditionnel moelleux au chocolat. Les amateurs de produits de la mer trouveront aussi leur bonheur avec un large choix de plateaux, coquillages et poissons pour tous les goûts et tous les budgets.

Definitely worth the visit if you're in the area. Food was very good and it's right on the beach,…read moreso if you have kids, then this is a great place for dinner. They can play while the adults eat. They also serve pizza which of course is always a win-win for kids! Make sure you try their ice cream. It's homemade and it is awesome!!!!!a