Nice oyster shack on the arcachon side. I'm used to going on the cap ferret side where such…read morerestaurants are common and it was nice to find one close to Dune du Pilat. I loved that they were offering palourdes (clams). The sea snails and oysters were both delicious and the service very friendly.

Great location spoiled by an unwelcoming owner/manager addressing staff and customers alike with…read moredisrespect. Probably not a single occurrence considering that the place was quite empty at peak hour in the high season. Too bad really.

The No. 2 oysters were nicely cupped. Meaty oysters that have a slightly briney liquor. Only wine…read moreis served & we tried the Chateau Haut-Rian blanc perfectly paired with the oysters.

Pure protein. Very friendly service. Clearly a local haunt--everybody knows your name. Don't pay…read moreattention to the address/directions given by Yelp! It's in the centre-ville, close to the tourist office, in les halles... If you park in the Centre-Ville parking garage, it's right there. Get a bottle of entre-deux-mers and the plat ardoise (boulot, crevettes, hutires)... but their smoked salmon is fantastic, too!

It was good enough. The mussels were as expected but a plus is that they were plentiful. This is…read morethe kind of place that won't have the best food, but what they do offer, they'll do a decent job with. The service is quite French. Do with that tidbit as you will. The ambiance actually gives me slight Marseille vibes. There was a nice wine selection. I'm also a sucker for a bit of foie gras and theirs was pretty good. This is a solid spot in a good location.

My favorite seafood restaurant in Bordeaux. Generous servings (go for the giant Fruit De Mer…read moreplatter and share with your bestie). Good location makes the ambience very maritime. Our server spoke English. Easily accessible, great service, and the freshest seafood that is not overpriced.

You need to go here or you will miss an opportunity of a lifetime. Quaint, personal, beautiful,…read moredelicious. We had 6 oysters, shrimp, snails, foir gras, and amazing French bread. The recommended white wine from entre de mer was perfect. Sylvie will not disappoint. She is as amazing as the view. A dinner we will boast about and never forget. You will need GPS to get here. Believe your technology. The last leg is one lane. Their are two designated parking places you can access.

Wonderful place. Best view ever…read more Kids can play on the beach too. Owner is really nice and she will share her passion.

It was early evening on a Sunday. The wife and I were feeling seafood for dinner, so we checked…read morethe Yelp app for restaurants. Le Rince-Doigts - Guinguette à Fruits de Mer was nearby and, more importantly, had received very positive reviews from locals. Sold! I'm not sure what a seafood shack at a French beach looks like, but I got the impression that Le Rince-Doigts - Guinguette à Fruits de Mer did its best to successfully capture the feel with its sand floor, boardwalk, picket fence wood interior, and beach umbrellas and like décor. Our meal started off with a humorous exchange with our friendly server. She greeted us in French and the recited the list of the day's specials in rapid-fire fashion. She immediately realized from our puzzled expressions that we weren't native speakers and we all had a laugh. Although, her English was only a little better than our French, we managed to successfully communicate with each other and place our order. We started of with a bottle of the house white wine that was very drinkable and a bargain at 13€. For our food, we had the Fruits de Mer special, which included a bowl of fish soup, salmon tartar, another fish (I don't recall the type) tartar, whelks, peel & eat shrimp, raw oysters on the half shell, and langoustines. We received a very generous portion of seafood. For the most part, it was a big success. The soup was delicious. The two fish tartars were fresh and had good flavor. The wife didn't care for the whelks, an acquired taste to be sure, but I loved them! The oysters were smaller than what I've normally seen back in the States, but they had a nice briny flavor and were good. The only miss was the langoustines, which were overcooked, dry, and mealy and, frankly, didn't taste that good. As if we needed more food, I ordered the fried smelt (or at least I think it was smelt), another item on the list of day's specials. It was fried perfectly, hot, crispy but still leaving the fish moist and flavorful. It was a delicious ending to our meal! For me, Le Rince-Doigts - Guinguette à Fruits de Mer was exactly what I was looking for...good food and good service in a casual setting for a very reasonable price. I can see why the locals love it!

Gregg M was really in the mood for seafood (and I was in search of escargot) so we found this place…read morewhile walking earlier in the day and decided to go here for dinner. They had an all you can eat seafood dish and Gregg and i decided to give that a try. We started off with a bottle of wine (I know a surprise, but hey we got white instead of red for a change). It was a very nice dry white at an incredibly reasonable price. For dinner, we started out with soup de Mer which I have to say was excellent. Secondly we got a very large platter of oysters, shrimp, whelks and langoustine. I am not a fan of whelks - though I will always try them. Its more of a texture issue with me, not taste. The shrimp however was cooked wonderfully. It had that slightly sweet taste you get from the smaller shrimp, but these were a very good size. The oysters had a great briny flavor. The one downside to them was that there was a lot of grit in them with very little oyster juice. Unfortunately the langoustines were not that tasty. I'm not sure what it was that I didn't like, except to say that the flavor just didn't taste right. To round out the meal, we (and I really mean the hubby here) got an order of fried smelts. For me they tasted fine, were not overly salty and were not greasy. All in all it was a good meal. I would go back again, but next time I would probably order the fish. Except for the langoustines, this was definitely a solid 4.

Stopped by having just arrived in Bordeaux by train. The market where Chez Jean-Mi is located was a…read morebrisk 15-20 minute walk from the train station, on route to my Airbnb. I was immediately seated at 11:30 on a Saturday with a full view of the outdoor market. I ordered half a dozen oysters and a glass of wine for a cool 11 Euros. The oysters were superb. So was the people watching. The entire transaction was efficient and delightful. I was quickly back on my way to my accommodations, with high spirits and a quelled appetite. 5/5, can recommend -- with gusto.

So you're telling me I can get six huge oysters, bread, and house wine, all for UNDER 9 euros?!?!…read moreChez Jean-Mi, please relocate to somewhere within driving distance to me. I love everything about his place, great bread and butter, fresh oysters, and awesome house wine. And it's located in a local market. Do yourself a favor and check this place out

Perfect. Amazingly, unbelievably (as it's in a seaside town), perfect. Great food, great service,…read moreexcellent wine, and extremely reasonable prices. In Arcachon, don't go anywhere else!!!!!!

Really nice place to for dinner to see the sunset!!!! The…read moremain speciality is seafood and it is fresh and tasty. We went there with a friend and we had an "entre 2 mers" wine, shrimps, fish pate, raw vegetables and "accras". The wine was very good and fits well with the food. The best thing is really the place and the atmosphere. The tables are large so you can go with a group. You have some tables indoor and outdoor. It is better to book if you are a group.

Great brewery and restaurant in Bordeaux. Good selection of beer and wine accompanied by some fresh…read moreseafood. The views of Bordeaux from the outside seating area are fabulous as well.