La Marine - Menu

Nice place to chill and watch the world go by while having a beer and eating mussels in curry sauce with fries. Good friendly staff they gave us extra bread to soak up the sauce.Reasonably priced.

Have eaten here before and it has maintained its standards. A Comprehensive menu with plenty of seafood choices Nice to sit on the terrace and enjoy the food. Good, quick efficient and friendly service. The food was fresh tasty and reasonably priced.

Had a couple of meals with several friends and overall the food and service were good. Pizzas and mussels were favourites and beef steaks were enjoyable. Even with our group the noise level was very acceptable. Restaurant is clean and presentable and if staying in...area, worth a visit. Value for money was good with reasonable prices.

As everyone else here seems to say, we visited this place waiting for the evening ferry to Portsmouth. We ate outside as it was a nice day, regretted this as the table next to us smoked like chimneys, it was horrible. I had oysters (which...were nice) but my merguez sausages were mostly burned. My wife's salmon fillet' was full of bones. Kids had pasta and pizza and were happy. Can't recommend, I'm sorry to say.

We three had lunch here on a Sunday. The restaurant is well-patronised justifiably so. The menu is extensive and there are daily specials even at the weekend. The waiting staff are very good at what they do and their eyes are open for...even a slightly raised hand to make sure everything is right. There is a pronounced bonhomie and relaxed atmosphere. Equally important a well-developed sense of humour. Portions are copieux'. Loved it.

We had a couple of hours to wait for the ferry from Ouistreham so having parked up we looked for somewhere for lunch. There are a few restaurants and bars right next to the ferry port entrance and we picked La Marine as it was...right off the car-park. With inside seating and a couple of large outside areas it was ideal. Overall the choice of lunch-time food was very good and the staff were friendly and efficient. Restaurant is clean and bright and worth a visit if you have time to fill.

Just eaten here. We moved inside as the guy next to us assumed we wanted smoked food. Having swiftly been provided with wine and our order taken we were left waiting for ages. Maybe two pizzas is a difficult order to process. Having waited nearly...an hour and seen other later groups enjoying their food we still waited. Having asked a waiter where the food was he eventually brought it out with a cursory apology for the wait. The food was hot and tasty. But wishing to pay they were equally slow in bringing the bill. We went to the bar to get the bill and pay. tip for service.

This is the second time we have eaten here whilst waiting for the ferry. First time was ok but a little slow. This time it took an age to get a menu, my husband was served his meal and my chips arrived but I had...to chase a waiter for my salad which arrived when he had almost finished his and my chips were cold. We then had another interminable wait for the bill after requesting it. My husband's lamb chops were scrawny and mostly bone but tasted ok. My salad had no dressing and was watery. I suppose it proves they wash the lettuce! Good atmosphere and position, large varied menu, perhaps we were just unlucky in our choices. There was no excuse for the wait though.

We chose La Marine to spend a couple of hours as a family of waiting for our overnight ferry back to Portsmouth...and wished we'd gone elsewhere. Having eaten quite a lot while driving through France we weren't that hungry so just ordered a pizza,...moules mariniere and some chips to go with our wine and beer. The waiter didn't seem that happy with our meagre order, although there were plenty of spare tables. Drinks arrived fairly swiftly, unfortunately I can't recommend the white wine and didn't drink much of it in the end. Pizza was good and our boys demolished that fairly swiftly. Sadly the chips never arrived. Then we come to the mussels. I'm not sure what happened but they were definite...