Gruissan

Gruissan è una pittoresca cittadina costiera in Francia nota per i suoi frutti di mare, in particolare ostriche e cozze, i vini locali e le straordinarie saline che offrono viste uniche sul Mediterraneo.

Plancha'voile

Plancha'voile

Avenue Des 4 Vents, Gruissan I-11430, France

Viande • Chocolat • Terrasse • Consommation Sur Place


"I'm rarely making opinions. I'm making an exception to this restaurant. After being disappointed by 2/3 restaurants on the village of gruissan, with my friend one decides to return the experience with this restaurant located in a quiet area with terrace and a magnificent view of the bâteaux. very clean room with harmonious decor in violet tones, very pleasant, the more you can see the kitchen with its glass bay that is very clean. The map is simple, just what it takes to put us in the mouth, avev of the fact home. He changes the restaurants that speak of a house by offering 20 dishes. I chose knives, fries, with shallots sauces and chocolate mousses. My friend, with his pepper sauce, his fries, his chocolate mousse. the plates are very generous and well presented. We got salad. knives, parsillad are excellent and especially sandless, the sauces and chocolate mousse are also good and homemade, no doubt. with the pieces of chocolate that melts in the mouth, a feast. cooking my friend's meat was a piece of stuff. coke addict, I finally got a coke of candy with glass next to it and its straw. And not a glass of coca served without a bubble. fresh products, home, a beautiful cook, a waitress with care for us. What more? Thank you! We had a lot of fun, and we're going back to the belly. short all this paved to tell you don't hesitate! I recommend I come back."

37 2

37 2

quai du Gregau, 11430 Gruissan, France

Steak • Glace • Bière • Restaurants


"We cannot recommend highly enough this excellent little restaurant in Gruissan Port, Rive gauche; The reception from our very friendly host was absolutely first class we were instantly made to feel most welcome. He was also very helpful in describing dishes from the menu...and discussing and recommending local wines to go with our choices. The service was quick considering we were ten in our party and our starters were an excellent tomato bread with Serrano ham, mussels stuffed with aioli (garlic mayonnaise) and then dusted with walnuts and then grilled, beef carpaccio and the shelled broad beans cooked in olive oil with chorizo. The quantity of tomato bread and ham was huge so was readily shared around the group. For mains one of our party chose the pika pika' which was a large slate with every one of the tapas dishes offered. Substantial but not offputting in quantity, it was a really excellent choice. Two of our group went for the sea bass cooked en papilotte' with leeks and a mild curry sauce. Two more went for the wonderful razor clams, cooked on the griddle with garlic and parsley, and the rest of the party chose the amazing Aubrac steak which you cooked at your table on a hot lava rock. This was accompanied by a sumptuous Roquefort sauce. There was still room for dessert so most of us chose the beautifully light home made choux bun which was filled with vanilla ice cream and smothered in hot chocolate sauce. Creme brulee and a home made chocolate and orange meringue tart were also chosen. We were offered complimentary digestifs and coffees to be taken on the terrace. With all of our aperitifs, three bottles of wine, two of sparkling water and all meals, the price including tip came out at euros per person. All in all a wonderful experience which will be revisited at the earliest possible opportunity."

L et L Brasserie

L et L Brasserie

Resid Amphitrite | Bd de la corderie, Gruissan, France, 11430

Français • Européen • Végétarien • Méditerranéen


"We chose the 30€ menu which includes house wine, starter, interim course, main, cheese and dessert. I should start off my saying that we enjoy food and we are not scared my large portions. Here however it was far too much food of the wrong...type. My wife chose scallops with chorizo. It did not work. The scallops were excellent but the chorizo was far too strong and overpowered them. I had a foie gras which came with excellent fig chutney but with only two tiny pieces of toast. Then the interim course arrived. Ridiculous in size it was bigger than many main courses. My salad and peppers were very poor indeed and my wifes guacamole and prawns likewise although what they lacked in quality and presentation they certainly made up for in quantity. My rib eye steak was very poor quality and came with another mountain of salad. When the cheese came which is always my favourite part of the meal there were three pieces, One blue and two white. I asked what the blue cheese was as after tasting it I was unsure. The waitress said it is blue'. Well of course it was blue but what type? Blue' came the response. Not too impressed I asked her to ask the chef what it was. She came back and said, He says it is ..................blue' Affter getting a tad tetchy she came back and said it was Roquefort. I told her it was not Roquefort and to try again. Eventually she said it was Blu de Auvergne which was was eventually an honest answer and my first guess.. This place could be great but it is obviously managed very poorly. The 2 star is generous. Good value but very poor quality, poor presentation, portions that are far too big (the interim course is ten times bigger than it should be) and the service was only just ok."