€€€€Modern Cuisine
The exclusive, clubby Belrose overlooking the entire Gulf of St Tropez provides the perfect foil for a gourmet Mediterranean feast steeped in flavour and orchestrated by chef Jimmy Coutel. Examples: roast crayfish in seaweed butter, baby broad beans laced in lemon and charred leeks; roast seabass flanked by steamed morels, green peas and Colonnata bacon.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.3/5 · 80 reviews
Le Belrose in Gassin offers stunning views of the Gulf of St. Tropez and the golf course. Reviews frequently praise the modern cuisine's presentation and taste, alongside professional and friendly service. However, some guests express dissatisfaction regarding value, citing mediocre lunch menus, overcooked seafood, and slow meal pacing with long intervals between courses. Negative feedback also mentions cold service or a soulless atmosphere when the restaurant is empty. Despite these inconsistencies, the overall sentiment is positive, highlighting the exceptional setting and high-quality dining experience for those prioritizing scenery and gastronomy.
Ideal for travelers prioritizing scenic views and modern cuisine, though diners should verify dish consistency and pacing.
€€€Traditional Cuisine
Standing among the vines, this former rustic farmhouse enjoys a fine panoramic view... But La Verdoyante would be nothing without the enthusiasm of the couple who hold the reins. In the stylish interior or on the charming terrace, diners savour delicious Provençal cuisine that smacks of the garigue.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.3/5 · 80 reviews
Located in Gassin, La Verdoyante is renowned for its magical oak-shaded terrace with views of the Gulf of Saint Tropez. Reviews frequently praise the warm, professional service and the chef's skill, highlighting dishes like foie gras and poultry supreme. While many guests describe the atmosphere as a peaceful haven, some criticize the food for lacking originality or having imbalanced flavors. Opinions on value vary; although the setting is exceptional, some find the pricing high relative to the culinary execution. Dietary adaptations may be limited. Reservations are essential due to popularity. It suits travelers seeking a scenic, traditional dining experience with attentive service.
Ideal for diners prioritizing scenic views and traditional French cuisine; reservations are essential.
€€€french
Gassin, which comes from the expression Guardia Sinus, meaning guardian of the gulf, is a former Sarrazin village, occupied by the Moors until the 10C. After finding the house on Place des Barri, take a seat on the superb terrace and savour the view over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the peaks of the Alps. You are now ready to sample the house specialities: rock octopus casserole; truffle gnocchi and Grand Marnier soufflé. The Mediterranean-inspired recipes are crafted by an enthusiastic veteran chef and local lad – his grandmother used to live in the village! Food that throbs with flavour and
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.1/5 · 80 reviews
Bello Visto, perched atop Gassin, offers French cuisine with stunning views. Reviews highlight excellent food quality, warm service, and a celebratory atmosphere, though some guests criticize the high prices relative to portion sizes. Service experiences vary significantly; while many praise the attentive staff, others report long waits and arrogant behavior. Sea views may be partially obscured by vegetation, so requests should be made in advance. Overall, it is a scenic dining option where value and service consistency depend heavily on individual expectations and specific visits.
Suitable for diners prioritizing scenery and celebration, but manage expectations regarding price and service consistency.
€€€€Mediterranean Cuisine
Timeless Saint Tropez remains as legendary as ever – this outdoor restaurant perched on the roof terrace of the fabled hotel is further proof of that. Gazing out over the bay and the tiled roofs of the village, you can savour cuisine inspired by the Mediterranean and Provence.
€€€€fine_dining, mediterranean
In this restaurant in the village port, Eric Frechon devises the menu, and the sea does the rest. Enjoy a new take on flavoursome Mediterranean cuisine, as you bury your feet in the sand overlooking the yachts, ever a subject of conversation. On summer evenings, a DJ provides the soundtrack, as is the norm in Saint-Tropez! Attentive service despite the bustle.
TripAdvisor review sample · 3.2/5 · 80 reviews
Located on the Saint-Tropez port, La Petite Plage offers Mediterranean cuisine with a distinct seaside ambiance featuring modern decor and a sand floor. Reviews highlight a polarized experience: while many praise the delicious dishes like crab avocado starters, Wagyu steak, and caviar pasta, others criticize inconsistent food quality and small portion sizes. Service is equally divided; guests appreciate attentive staff and sommelier interactions, yet complaints regarding rude behavior, poor communication, and slow pacing persist. Ambiance is generally liked, though some find the lighting too dim. Value for money is frequently questioned due to high prices relative to portion sizes and service reliability. This venue suits those prioritizing location and atmosphere over consistent service and cost-effectiveness.
Suitable for diners prioritizing port views and unique beachside ambiance, but those valuing consistent service and cost-effectiveness should proceed with caution.
€€€Traditional Cuisine
Tucked away in a pedestrian street behind the marina, this bistro was opened by two friends who are familiar faces around the Gulf of Saint Tropez and connoisseurs of its top restaurants. The chef honed his skills at Fréchon, after a stint in Grimaud; front of house, cordial and meticulous service comes courtesy of a pro from the local scene. The capacity of the cosy little space has been significantly increased by the addition of a terrace; music from the 1970s-90s, especially chanson française, makes up the soundtrack. Expect generous and discerning bistronomy cuisine. The dishes change with
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.4/5 · 80 reviews
Located in a charming alley near the church in Saint-Tropez, La Part des Anges offers traditional cuisine with standout dishes like foie gras and tuna tataki. Guests frequently praise the warm atmosphere and generally friendly service, though some note inconsistent meal pacing and occasional rudeness. Value perceptions vary significantly; while the lunch menu is considered reasonably priced, dinner portions are described as small relative to cost, with complaints regarding mandatory gratuities and bill discrepancies. Food quality is generally high, but isolated incidents of indigestion and uncomfortable seating have been reported. This establishment suits diners seeking refined traditional flavors and a historic setting, provided they are aware of potential service inconsistencies and portion sizes.
Ideal for diners seeking traditional French cuisine in a historic setting, with attention to service consistency and portion expectations.
€€€€Italian
Le Patio is part of the hotel Le Yaca and is a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of the port. It proposes flavoursome and refined Italian cuisine that is much indebted to excellent ingredients imported directly from Italy. The meal is even more pleasant when you are seated on the shady terrace alongside the pool.
TripAdvisor review sample · 3.8/5 · 80 reviews
Located in the garden of Hôtel Le Yaca in Saint-Tropez, Le Patio offers an elegant poolside setting that becomes intimate at night. Reviews frequently praise the refined Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, highlighting fresh ingredients, authentic flavors, and good vegetarian options. Service is generally described as warm and attentive, though some guests reported billing errors, inconsistent meal pacing, and limited visibility for table-side preparations. While the ambiance is consistently rated highly, negative feedback cites mediocre food quality relative to the price point. It is a solid choice for those seeking a romantic dining experience with authentic Italian dishes, provided one manages expectations regarding service precision and value.
Suitable for travelers seeking a romantic poolside dinner and authentic Italian cuisine, with attention to service details advised.
€€€€Modern Cuisine
This emblematic Saint-Tropez establishment stands looking out to sea in the neighbourhood of the same name. Their Mediterranean cuisine showcases the catch of the day and local vegetables, not to mention premium meat. On this particular day, the menu featured green courgette gazpacho, the flower stuffed with feta and lemon balm; roast veal chump, creamy butter beans and jus à la provençale; and for dessert, a light lemon and basil cream, crunchy meringue and chestnut crumble.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.4/5 · 80 reviews
La Ponche in Saint-Tropez offers modern cuisine with sea views. Reviews highlight an elegant atmosphere, professional service, and dishes like rock fish soup, Swiss fondue, chicken supreme, and beef fillet. However, some guests note inconsistent service, overly attentive staff, or bland food lacking uniqueness. The menu is limited, and value is debated due to high prices relative to the experience. While many praise the location and quality, others express disappointment regarding service details and cost-effectiveness.
Suitable for travelers seeking sea views and modern French cuisine who can accept higher prices.
€€€€Italian
Behind the Place des Lices, the legendary Byblos hotel is home to this Italian gem, set opposite the swimming pool beneath a pergola covered in a profusion of greenery. The chef draws on the palace hotel's permaculture vegetable garden to create elegant Italian cuisine: flavoursome antipasti, house-made pasta, timeless classics (cotoletta milanese, paccheri carbonara) and refined creations such as saltimbocca of red mullet. The service is impeccable, thanks to unwavering attention to detail. The epitome of Saint-Tropez dolce farniente.
€€€€Meats and Grills
This is Saint Tropez’ delightful take on the beef bar concept that is gaining traction around the world. A stunning terrace overlooking the hotel pool allows red meat lovers and fans of exotic flavours to sample outstanding cuts of meat (wagyu and Black Angus beef), as well as dishes of South American and Asian origin.