Le Peche Mignon - Saint-Tropez
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Planifie ta visite à Le Peche Mignon dès aujourd'hui. Niché dans le quartier animé de 2 rue du Clocher, 83990, Saint-Tropez, France, notre restaurant est ouvert dès aujourd'hui, prêt à te servir nos plats typiques. Comme le suggèrent notre note 4 et nos commentaires 298, nous n'offrons rien de moins qu'une expérience gastronomique de premier ordre.
The food was delicious and very reasonably priced. The staff were also very pleasant, though did not speak anything except French
We stumbled on this and thought something slightly off the beaten track would be good. Unfortunately it turned out not so great. The one waiter was completely overwhelmed, clearly someone hadn't shown up or they weren't expecting to be busy.Drinks order and dinner was taken, only for no drinks to appear and after about 15 minutes we asked and apologetically drinks appeared.We ordered a small appetiser of spring rolls, which turned up frozen in the middle and hand to be sent back. One of us ordered a tuna, seared which was OK but not spectacular. 3 of us ordered pasta with prawns or seafood. The pasta was not well cooked, the dishes were drowning in oil. The meals were not well seasoned, and fairly bland actually. One had a cream-based sauce and wasn't particularly appealing at all.The location is interesting, being in a small alleyway, and the menu looks appealing, but it just doesn't cut it. Four of us ate for about €140 including a bottle of wine so it wasn't spectacular value, we could have walked a few steps more and had a really good pizza and a bottle of wine for half the price.Unless we really lucked out and they were having a really bad day I'd give this a miss and walk on to Pizzeria Bruno around the corner which is vastly better.
Had a fab evening starting with dinner at this small and friendly restaurant. Just off the beaten track, unpretentious and cheap. Fab seafood pasta and moules.
Foods looks like delicious and they were tasty too. The only problem was the staff don't speak any foreign languages and the menu also was available on french only, so I ordered randomly. But the waitress was very nice and she tried to help us, I appreciate this.
We have never been to this town before and were looking for an authentic local restaurant. Our guide from the ship told us to move away from the harbour side tourist restaurants. Hence we found this little place in a narrow lane near the yellow clock tower. The staff were so friendly and did their best to overcome the language problems. The food was excellent, generous serves with excellent flavours. We tried the house Rose and we voted it as the best Rose on our holiday. It was also very reasonably priced.
Up a side street - nice and quiet. the menu is good and we just happened to fancy Moules et Frites! Only thing I could sort of complain about was the waitress tipped my bowl of mussels towards me and I ended up with hot buttery marinere liquor on my skirt! She was so sweet though that we couldn't get cross and she did bring a bowl of water for our two dogs without us asking. The food was good and the price reasonable. The entertainment was provided by a young couple nest to us who seeing what we were having decided to have the same. In a stage whisper she said to her boyfriend "it's cute when people eat them mussels like that" - I was using one hinged shell to retrieve the next mussel as most people do...they, bless them, then ate mussels with a knife and fork. Tricky job! Other food we saw being delivered was good too.
Charming setting, friendly helpful staff, and good food. Enjoyed it so much, we went back the following week.
We had the fruit the mere salad for starters. Incredibly tasty and nicely presented. Our main course, moule frites with roquefort was also exceptional. Never have i had such tender mussels before! One of our party ordered pasta: this was nice! The service was great as well!!
