This bistro has a great view on the sea unlike the ones in the harbor, which have the view…read moreobstructed by parking lots. I went there for a beer in the early afternoon and although some people were having lunch I was greeted with a friendly manner. I chose a local Sardinian beer named Marduk, which has a special taste. Not too bitter and not too sweet. I was surprised when they served a small platter of ham, salami and cheese together with olives. Not all do this as I had a bistro wanting me to chose some sandwich. All in all a pleasant and relaxing experience.

VERY basic menu (this will not be your most memorable meal in France, but not a total…read moredisappointment either). They offer a few Corsican dishes, but the mainstays are salad and pizza. Bonus points for local beer & wine, and even an ice cream freezer on the lower level of the restaurant. Location is right in the center of town, so you'll enjoy some good people watching from their outdoor terrace. The service was just okay, and one of the waiters made a snarky comment about my American accent (some French stereotypes exist for a reason!) All in all, just A-OK.

Nous nous y sommes arrêtés juste pour une glace et une boisson. Nous avons bien aimé la terrasse…read morebrumisée par 35degres !!! et des petits pots de glace Corse!

Place was fine to grab a drink outside. A bit pricey - 5 euro beer and 3 euro iced tea.read more

They were showing the World Cup and with nothing to do we stopped in for lunch. Got an 'egg…read moreburger', which is basically a burger topped with a fried egg, fries, eggplant parma, and a bruschetta panzanella to share. Food was decent enough. Place however, was filled with flies buzzing around so you're just constantly swatting at them. Lots of mosquitos too. Would give it a pass unless you like dirty dive bars.

We went twice. Once for dinner and that was 4/5 stars. It's a €180 min per person for dinner but…read moreeasy to hit. The service is great and the view is great. It is super loud because of the nightclub, but the food is good. The fish fry and the ragù pasta are both great. But when we went to the beach club a few days later. It was a totally different experience which I would say was 2/5 stars. It was an extremely windy day, and the beach club was "closed". They said we could use the €500 we paid for the beach bed towards the restaurant. But the restaurant had not opened yet so we said it's ok we will sit on the beach for a little bit and hopefully the weather changes. It did not. So when we went to eat at the restaurant we figured from the previous conversation the €500 would go towards that bill. When we went to get out check we were informed that because we sat on the bed (in the extreme wind) for 1.5 hours we would be charged the €500. Then plus what we spent at lunch which was another €650. They ended up comping four drinks for us but still an absolute insane price and terrible customer service.

The day beach club vibe is just ok. I think the real chill is at Nikki Beach. However the sunset…read more (amazing / beautiful) The night club aspect is very fun with a good chill. The place becomes a happening . The location is very unique / off the side of a mountain overlooking the water. I strongly suggest opting for table service rather than just entry tickets. But do what ever your budget allows. The food is actually good both at the day bed lounges during the day as-well as the restaurant for dinner. Regardless of price, still highly recommend the experience!

I mainly came here because of the great view of the harbor and the fact they had outdoor seating…read moreopen off-season: it truly is a beautiful view. That's why it's more than one-star. The menu is small and a bit eclectic, with burgers offered alongside ceviche. The reason for my low rating is that service was horrible. It wasn't hugely busy but the waiter never checked in with me after my meal (rare for French waitstaff), and it took forever to get him to come over even after I flagged him down. Plus I asked for water and he gave me a 3 euro 8oz bottled water while he gave all the other tables tap water I know I'm a tourist but I wasn't born yesterday. If you come here be aware that the menu is entirely in French and it is smoking-friendly - those were not a problem for me but may be inconvenient for some.

This place is a quick walk from the cruise terminal or the public boat skiffs and provides a large…read moreoutdoor seating area with a great view of the port and mountains. I had a vegetarian pizza, and a humongous seafood misto here that I couldn't even finish. The Pêche Royals were very nice here too. Wonderful staff, great food, a great view and friendly clientele. What more could you ask for...except maybe another Kir or Pêche Royale or perhaps 5..... :)

Excellent spot for an afternoon lunch! Beautifully shaded patio seats under umbrellas. Tables and…read morechairs along with cushioned sofas and tables. Beautiful view of the waterfront and directly in front of the Cathedral Santa Maria Assunta. Gorgeous location! The menu is diverse with many local ingredients used. Excellent pricing with nice sized servings. The Cassolette de gambas, riz parfumé - €21 (Warm fragrant rice tossed with fresh herbs, peppers, and confit cherry tomatoes, topped with sautéed prawns, ponzu sauce, lime zest, pomegranate seeds, and spices.) and the Tiradito de saumon, passion - €22 Thin slices of raw salmon in a tropical passion fruit and yellow curry sauce, with candied beets and kumquats. Freshness, spice, and acidity in a few bright bites. Served with sweet potato fries. were the perfect lunch for us! Service was very quick and our server was very helpful and kind.

What a nice and neat place to be. If you come to Corsica this is a bistro you should try. Very…read moreauthentic food from the island. Large selection even for tourist people who are not familiar with the cuisine from the island. Very nice and helpful staff.