Saint-Tropez

Saint-Tropez is a glamorous coastal town on the French Riviera, known for stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife. Enjoy local eats like bouillabaisse and tarte tropézienne.

Bistro des Lices

Bistro des Lices

Traverse des Lices83990 Saint-TropezFrance

Bars • Pubs • Français • Européen


"My husband and I chose to dine here because it seemed nice and relaxing and had a menu that was varied enough to fit our tastes. Unbeknownst to us...it was rip off central. My husband ordered the beef tenderloin which was fine for ($45). I pointed to the "plat du jour" option (which is listed under the dinner menu and not the lunch menu) and asked the waitress what it was. She informed me that it was a fish called "St. Pierre", a lovely white fish. So I ordered what I thought was the "plat du jour."The restaurant was only half full when we sat down and ordered. It took close to 20 minutes to get the water and glass of wine that we ordered. After asking her for the water, she asked if we wanted "still or with gas?" I said just "ice water please."She then brought out a bottle of Evian, I told her tap was fine with us, since I noticed everyone else was drinking tap. I'm tired of buying 2-3 $8 bottle of water. Anyways, she brings out the tap water like we requested. Later the bill comes and I noticed that we were charged for the $8 Evian and now my "plat du jour" that was listed as $29, is now a "poisson du jour" for $45.Look I understand that St Tropez is not a place to go if you're not willing to drop cash, and I have no problem dropping $$ on food. But when I order a dish listed at $29 and then you try to tell me that you said you didn't have it and I ordered the "fish of the day" instead...and try to "up charge" me on $8 water bottle plus an extra $15 for the fish, I have a problem. I then show her the bill and her mistake. She says she made a mistake on the water but unfortunately, the fish was $45. She then tried to say that the "plat du jour" is for lunch only. We'll, first you said you didn't have it, and now it's for lunch only ( although listed on dinner menu).As I was waiting for her to refund the water, the manager asked if he could help me. I showed him the bill and explained what happened. He took the bill and said he would fix the mistakes.Next thing I know, the waitress comes to me and says "the water is my mistake, but the fish is yours. So here's 8 euros back for the water you didn't order." Wow. It's not the $45 fish! It's the principle! You can't do that! You can't treat customers like that! Anyways, stay away... or check the bill closely.Consider yourself warned.One more thing, the bathrooms are disgusting! Smelled like urine and was near the kitchen where I couldn't even look at the floor because it was so dirty and gross."

Le Grand Cafe

Le Grand Cafe

Route des Salins, 83990, Saint-Tropez, France

Bbq • Sushi • Français • Brasseries


"The Grand Cafe is unlike anything you 'd expect, located a 10 minute drive from central St Tropez, it is really worth the extra effort to visit. Ignore the current website as The Grand Cafe has new owners and has undergone a substantial fit out. Various rooms are decorated and furnished in an eclectic mix of colonial and contemporary style with a Japanese/Asian twist. Outside the 'Out of Africa ' driftwood structures provide shade. The greeting is warm and unpretentious. Booking is essential to avoid disappointment despite the extensive amount of covers. The menu is diverse and offers traditional kitchen, sushi and BBQ grill cooking. The Japanese/Asian Fusion food is exquisite, the presentation and complexity of the dishes is superb. No tasting portions here. The wine list is extensive and covers all preferences from around the world, as you 'd expect Cote de Provence Rose features extensively! This is a 'people place ' couples, families and groups of friends can all experience the great atmosphere and cuisine whether in a table for 2, a large table or a semi private booth there is something for everyone. Service is efficient, timely yet relaxed, you are here to relax, savour and enjoy, the meter certainly didn 't feel as if it started running the moment you walked through the door. So forget the tourist trap restaurants at the harbour, get away from it all and embrace the atmosphere at the Grand Cafe. Take your dancing shoes too as many a night there is live music and dancing! I defy you not to be amazed at the crispy prawns or the tuna tataki, the Japanese Squid salad is delicious and the sautéed duck devine. So give your tastebuds a gastronomic delight and yourself an experience that will leave a lasting memory and a desire to return."