Cafe Telline - Menu

Popped here for late breakfast once and back for drinks another time. Great position and service ok but could have been more cheerful. Had to wait some considerable time for our food but nice when arrived.

Lunch in style at this quay side cafe will not disappoint. Fish, samphire sweet potato mash was delicious as was the dessert. Staff were welcoming and efficient and made helpful recommendations from the menu and wine list.

Very well placed on the waterfront with yachts moored no more than 10 metres away. Lovely place to sit and watch boats come and go, also conveniently located for the ferry around Port Grimaud. Just came for drinks which were brought promptly if overpriced.

We stayed here for a quick stop over After we had visited Saint tropez.The waiter was not that much interested and left us alone/interupted our First Order and just turned away.The wafle we ordered was pretty dry and not really tasty.The hot chocolat was an Instant powder water thing.Just usual and not worth it to return one day

Located near the terminus of the coche de Port Grimaud and millionaire yacht moorings the Cafe Telline is ideal to sit with a coffee or small libation and watch the world go by. Prices are average for the area and the menu looked good, the service was good too and all in all a great place to visit. Easily found at the edge of the market place before the bridge to he church tower.

This is a superb restaurant! Delicious food. Kids had merlin with pasta and spaghetti bolognaise. Pumpkin soup with chorizo to die for as a starter or brandade de morue - cod! Adults had wild boar with parsnips, surprisingly, carrots, potatoes, etc in a wonderful sauce. I finished with a gormand coffee - small portions of desserts with a good coffee. Kids had ice cream. All in all a very enjoyable meal!

A perfect viewpoint overlooking the water, the staff were very friendly and helpful.Main courses were good - nice steak and Seabass both very well cooked , kids meal was basic, the poisson frites was quite bland swordfish which went down well with one child, not the other.Dessert was a a very over gelatined pannacotta which was quite unpleasant, i mentioned it to the waitress yet we were still charged for it.

This place has changed hands many times in the last 40 years that we've been coming to Port Grimaud. Wasn't sure about it but it looked nice, so we had a quick lunch.The one thing that's alway annoyed me at the Cote D'Azur are the exorbitant prices. Not here! We had a shrimp cocktail that came down to 1 Euro per shrimp. All right, they might have been frozen before - but they were nice. And at that price? And the freshest oysters fine de Claire No. 2 for 1,50 a piece! A "fisherman's dish" with "boulots", oysters, shrimp for 10 Euro I couldn't believe it. At the french riviera? In one of the hotspots in the bay of St. Tropez? Come, sit by the water and indulge... Am I giving away a secret her...

the waiter was so rude in here its almost funny. we were ignored for 15minutes when we got in so we took a seat, then when we gried to order we were asked "why were we sitting here?" we said because we wohld like a drink. we then receieved a lecture on how normally people would wait to be seated and he went on and on. me and my wife looked at ecah other waiting for jermely beadle to jump out it was so unbelievable. i had to stop him and told him he was being rude. Pparebtly if we moved one seat forward we would have been okay, however obviously impossible to serve us on the table we were on and he preferred to lecture us and point out that we were stupid.i took my picture from the cafe oppos...