Le Corsaire - Menu

lunch two days ago, fish soup or fish skewer with chorizo. complicated to define the incriminated dish. even fries accompanied by a meat dish were soft.

On a hot summer day, beside the harbour food sat good quality seafood, washed by the local cedar, what more could you want. This place had everything we wanted

Price/quality top with 4 press aeritive6 oysters roggefish of the day hamburger steak wine 1desert, and with all the fresh cheesecakes in it, ttoppip 97 bucks, but you might not see a lot of it.

a normand aperitif (original and good)the authentic menu (pink shrimps, day fish on chorizo, fries and dessert)1 bottle of nutmeg and 2 coffees for 59,30 euros (for 2)a very good service and friendly staff wish more

Lunch Plat de Jour is a good value, really delicious and beautifully served. The outdoor area is over the street from the restaurant and overlooks the port. It has transparent wind breaks, and a screen to provide shade. Worth a visit.

nothing amazing in terms of kitchen but a real pleasure to eat on the terrace overlooking the harbour. suits the tightest budgets to share a tasting time of mussels from here. no worries about the freshness of the products or about the service, which is done with smile and in good mood.

We arrived very early for dinner, but our host Sophie was very welcoming and allowed us to sit on the terrace and order drinks. The food was fresh, delicious and very full and the drinks were also brilliant! Compliments to the boss, Sophie and Staff!... Best wishes Drew, Michelle, Siana Alexia xo

a very marine setting, of small slab on the table meaning the number of it a white decor and a touch of red that does not work on the contrary. a small terrace but rather pleasant the restaurant is quite narrow but very charming. The menu offers mainly dishes on the sea term, different varieties of mussels by example camembert, ... very good. small flat : fries are not very crispy, rather fade and soft.However, a pleasant address in case of small or big hunger.

We ate at Le Corsaire three times in the space of 10 days! It 's a small, basic seafood restaurant with a large outdoor terrace overlooking the marina, if the weather is good enough. As usual, we chose from the basic 'Authentique ' menu, at €15 which...offered a filling, good value, simple meal. Our favourites were fish soup, served beautifully hot, and marinated mackerel for starters, followed by excellent moules marinieres and frites. By dessert, a choice of very good quality ice creams was all we could manage and 3 balls, at that! With many French customers visiting each night, it is clear that Le Corsaire have the right formula.