Le Moorea - Menu

Restaurant L'AbSix

➤ 2 rue de Cerdagne, 66280 Saleilles, Perpignan, France

Menu • Thé • Européen • Français • Restauration Rapide

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"très jolie découverte, un très bon rapport qualité prix, 2 entrées, 2 plats (poisson et viande) avec accompagnement et un dessert. Un service digne des très grands. Pas de musique et c'est très bien. Je conseille vivement les yeux fermés et je recommande fortement. Là je reviendrais et en plus on peut offrir des cartes cadeaux ? Excellent concept attrayant. A bientôt."

Le Galapagos

➤ Plage Touristique Du Lac, 66180, Villeneuve-de-la-Raho, France

Menu • Pizza • Cafés • Européen • Mexicain

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"a very pleasant evening with a friendly team and a first-rate atmosphere. pork cheeks were delicious and the tin was very rich. like an aperitif the little fries and knives were perfect. in plain I recommend this restaurant on the lake especially for hot summer evenings with a very good value for money"

El Coco Rico

➤ 479 Rue Du Docteur Parce, 66100, France, Perpignan

Menu • Tapas • Tacos • Brunch • Mexicain

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"the frame is friendly like the staff. cocktails and empanada shrimp are very good! It is then that we were disappointed, for tacos and dishes, the quantity and taste are not at the rdv: the guacamole is fade, flavored enchiladas, roasted pork tacos and confit. Bof! Even if it's homemade, which became the flavors of mexico: the green lemon, coriander, chili pepper, onions, tortillas of corn?chef! Put your dishes that make the originality of your country's cuisine. a kitchen that smells good, that makes the taste buds sing what we ate doesn't look like that."

Auberge du Val Marie

➤ Allee des Valmaries, Route de Montescot, 66180 Villeneuve-de-la-Raho, France

Menu • Pizza • Cafés • Mexicain • Européen

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"original concept, regional specialties at will! We were very curious to discover. We called in the morning to book "(you do well!", we answered, implied there was going to be a world!). result: from the world, yes, especially large taboos that suggest a clientele of inhabitant. little boring detail: although having booked, no table was prepared for our arrival. Once seated, 10/15 minutes waiting for the beverages to take control, then 5 additional minutes to get a table dressing (sets and towels), then the same for the covers. Why not bring everything suddenly?. and more generally, why not prepare a few tables on the terrace to save time? Moreover, a little refreshment of the latter would be profitable, it makes a little neglected, although it is almost clean, it would be believed in the courtyard of an individual. One detail, let's go.Two waitresses, one rather smiling and causing, the other its exact opposite. I don't know. The boss seems to have some little attention, but not for everyone. it is also often on the phone, a pity when you see the two above running in every direction. Gastro level, a not extraordinary but sufficient choice. entries are quite simple (hard eggs, crudities, taboulé, simplistic cutlery, unloaded pizza). The dishes are a little more convincing: the swine-to-aioli pebbles were really good, just like the gratin of potatoes, the meatballs "(people beans?" we regret the partial absence of labels to know what we tasted...). On the other hand, the snails with catalane have no interest (grass and little taste, but perhaps is this recipe that wants it), the rice in Spanish is perfectly insipid.Some products offered in wok (couteaux, pork ribs, chorizo)., but we have not tested (a little wait...).Force is to find that the team is short the rest that more is turned out to be medium (tiramisu (??) very low-end, fruit salad bathing in a syrup. composed of water only), only the floating islands get about dignified, even if it is likely that they are not made home. A few liter ice creams and frozen chocolate and whipped ice cream will eventually add your plate.Slightly high price, but for a buffet it remains reasonable. some products are worth it, others less, but there is something to satisfy everyone. we recommend but with some reservations so."

Le Clos des Lys

➤ 660 Chemin de la Fossella, 66100, Perpignan, France

Menu • Thé • Bière • Catalan • Européen

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"We arrived with the help of GPS promptly at 12noon today, simultaneously with two or three other French couples and families. The location is unprepossessing, in the middle of a row of car dealerships, of all things! The maitre d'hotel and other staff were already stationed outside and gave us a really warm and sincere greeting. It was unbearably hot and humid, and while the outdoor seating was appealing, we opted to sit in the pleasantly air-conditioned interior. It's a lovely spacious airy room, with generous tables generously spaced, with good table linen and attractively set. There is tasteful background music which, after noticing it once, truly receded into the background, for once. We declined an aperitif and began examining the menu. We opted for the daily €25 menu, which offered some choice, though we both ended up ordering the same thing: an excellent tuna tartare piled into a shallow bed of tomato gazpacho and topped with minislices of poached peach, of all things! Sounds strange but it worked beautifully. The starter was followed by a delicious main course of fork-tender filet of veal on a bed of girolle mushrooms, cameralized carrots, and potato mousse. To top it off, one is invited to head over to an over-the-top dessert buffet, created by the chef de cuisine who is a pastry specialist, with no fewer than two dozen choices. We each had about five mini-portions which were divine. The €25 menu is served at weekday lunch, when it includes a quarter-liter of wine, a beer, or a half-bottle of mineral water. Next time -- and there WILL be a next time -- we intend to explore the more elaborate menus, all of which looked fantastic. Service was among the best we have ever experienced, and I go back to the days of La Cote Basque and Café Chauveron and Lutèce! It was friendly and smiling, without being obsequious or false, and very efficient, without any obnoxious over-hovering or pretension. The pace was perfect. Franck Séguret, the chef de cuisine, made the rounds of all the tables -- many guests in the restaurant, which began shortly to fill up, were clearly regulars -- and he proved to be a truly charming and accommodating man who surely sets just the right tone for all of his numerous staff. We are already eagerly planning our next visit to the Clos des Lys."