La Table Medocaine

visited the city from a cruise ship. After we went through the city and in and out of business and crafts, we decided to take a break and enjoy a local wine and cheese. a little windy from the day, so moved inside. from the road, but beautiful seats inside and outside. the personal could not have been more friendly, even with the language differences. we were two couples and explained that we were just crying and eating. many wine choices and a nice selection of cheeses were delivered along with fresh cut brot. enjoyed the wine so much we ordered a second bottle. would have liked to have lunch, but would have had plans to return to the ship. looks like there are many possibilities on their menu. very friendly staff and prices were appropriate. I would stop here definitiw if in the opposite.

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As all parents know when eating abroad, it is not easy to find a local cuisine suitable to the palate of your (younger) children. That 's why we were pleasantly suprised when our 2 daughters finished their childrens ' options in a heartbeat and I have to...say, I cannot blame them. After 2 weeks in France we finally hit LE home-run. On top of which, my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our 'adult ' food made up of the local catch of the day and a sea banquet. Staff polite and correct, charges very reasonable. If we are ever in the area again, we will certainly revisit.

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service was average. but eating was terrible. the fish was not fresh despite the plate du jour. the salat was old and tired. with a part black. the food is not freshly cooked, but eaten again. I will avoid the restaurant.

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A pleasant restaurant with very nice staff and good food. Reasonably priced and open almost all year round.

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had dinner on a beautiful terrace next to the road. Unfortunately, it wasn't so special. nice, but simple.

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