Paris Méditerranée
The name pays tribute to singer-songwriter Georges Brassens, a local lad, and also to Mediterranean cuisine which takes pride of place on the menu, depending on the chef’s mood, (a former Parisian) and the catch of the day. In a quiet side street near the canal, the chef deftly crafts fresh, mainly maritime produce, with a weakness for forthright, no-nonsense flavours such as sashimi of flathead grey mullet and cream of smoked anchovy. We tasted a heart-warming slab of hake served with homemade gnocchi flavoured with wild garlic. Fried squid, risotto and spicy stock is another house specialty.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.3/5 · 80 reviews
Paris Méditerranée in Sète offers modern Mediterranean cuisine with generally positive reception. Food quality is a standout feature, with innovative dishes like mackerel salad and fresh fish highly praised, though some guests noted issues with excessive seasoning or freshness. Service is inconsistent; while some experienced efficient and friendly staff, others encountered slow pacing, rudeness, or order errors. The ambiance blends vintage artistic decor with an outdoor patio, but facilities appear worn, and hygiene concerns regarding the roof were raised. Overall, it suits diners seeking creative gastronomy who can tolerate variable service standards.
Suitable for diners willing to try creative Mediterranean cuisine and tolerant of service inconsistencies.