Outstanding food and great service. Amazing views overlooking the Bay of St. Tropez. Food was…read moreartfully prepared and flavorful with generous portions. We ate lunch outside on a cool Spring day and it was heaven. Highly recommend!

We decided to try this place based on Yelp reviews and were driving in from Port Grimaud…read more Unfortunately, this restaurant isn't on a street accessible by car and Google maps brought us to 2 different places, neither of which was correct! We finally found the place by asking locals in the area. There are a lot of stairs required to reach the restaurant so it's definitely not accessible or stroller friendly, however we decided to lug the stroller up so we could enjoy the meal. Once we finally found the place, it definitely did not disappoint. The food was stellar, as was the view and atmosphere. I had scallops and my husband had the fillet of beef. Our server, Caroline, was outstanding and super accommodating! One of the reviewers commented on portion size - I'd say the portion size was too small for me. I ended up getting having another dinner on the resort later that evening. P.S. Yelp rated this place $$, but I'd rated it pricier than that. A pop alone was 5 euros!

Tasty mustard rabbit, like my grandma used to do it! Glad to see these traditional meals still…read moredisplayed in such an authentic place!

Food was excellent. Service was on par with what you would expect. Loved the decor…read more Only complaint: it was quite warm and humid so they handed us some generic white fans to cool ourselves off...then they proceeded to ask for them back when we left because other guests would need them. Soooooo TACKY! Lol they didn't even say Dior or anything. Literally, generic white paper fans. We had a party of 7 spending probably about $800 Euro and you couldn't let us take your Temu fans(not even Amazon)? get.it.together.(snapping on the periods).

It was a very hot day. No reservations were available of course and I was a bit confused with what…read morewe can walk in for and not. For cafe Dior it seems like you can wait for seats to open up and if timing works out then you might be lucky enough to get seated. Service was a tad slow, not particularly luxurious feeling, and they had the audacity to emphasize that if their service was a good then to add gratuity. The price btw was already exorbitant so we really were not expecting an additional tip that was not warranted. Overall a very mid experience and would not recommend. It wasn't that nice in there, especially with only one bathroom, the wait could be quite long. On a hot day, eating at cafe Dior truly wasn't a good experience as we were sweating bullets. So we ended up spending 112 euros one two desserts, two juices and two waters. We begrudgingly added tip on top after as well because we were honestly put on the spot. Tip on top probably brought us to about a $150 USD meal. It was a joke.

Very good marketing for Minuty wines. Already established locally and now internationally…read more Always a good moment (could be expensive)

I wish I had an uncle with a large French Chateau that made wine like they do here…read more We stopped in early evening for a little wine tasting and private tour of our favorite rose producer. It's so wonderful to hear the story of the family and taste the wines. We were taken on a tour of the grounds and it was fascinating to see some of the old vines as well as the house that has been in the family for hundreds of years. We just don't have places with this kind of history in the US. The tasting room was just redone a month ago and is modern and gorgeous. We tried all of the roses from the estate to the one where they buy the juice from other producers and just bottle it. The estate is the best and not too expensive at around 20 euros a bottle. The magnums are so beautiful! There is a little chapel on the grounds that is worth exploring. A great way to spend an afternoon while in Cotes De Provance!

Le Club 55 is an iconic super upscale beachfront club on Pampelonne Beach in Ramatuelle, France…read more Famous for its relaxed but stylish atmosphere, celebrity clientele, and classic French Mediterranean cuisine. Be prepared for high prices and potentially inconsistent service, as the main draw is the iconic Saint-Tropez beach club atmosphere. Worth a visit once and enjoy the moment. Cheers

Le Club has a huge reputation to live up to, so I was honestly a little surprised and let down when…read morewe visited. From A-list celebrities to young and wealthy business owners, Le Club attracts an elite crowd, so I expected the food and and service to be on point. There wasn't anything I would categorize as bad but nothing stood out as exceptional or even great from a food or service perspective. Le Club is right off the beach, so our group headed out for a quick dip in the ocean after brunch. The beach area is really only meant for those who intend to pay for loungers or daybeds, as our group immediately got scolded for setting our things down on the sand. This felt very strange after just spending quite a bit at the restaurant. There's a small boutique between the restaurant and the beach club area, which had some very cute items. I bought a beauitful dress, which I loved finding there. It was wrapped up in a nondescript bag though, which I found odd. A branded tote bag, even for a charge seems much more fitting for this type of boutique. Overall I probably would not opt to visit Le Club again. Although our group did have a good time, it's an over-priced sub-par experience, and there are better day club offerings in the area.

Had high hopes for dinner here but it just didn't deliver. I usually consider myself a foodie but…read moremaybe I'm just out of my depth because my fish didn't seem to be cooked but just very lightly torched on one side. Wasn't a fan of that texture at all. The shashimi was also a bit thick and bland. No dessert. Plus the service was just okay and awkward. Loved the hotel but I think there might be better places for dinner!

Amazing spot for an upscale lunch with plenty of people watching…read more The ceviche was incredible, but the basil sorbet might have stolen the show, as it packed a lot of herbaceous flavor and helped keep the fish nice and cold. Additionally, the risotto was perfectly done and seasoned, as if I was actually in Italy instead of France. I could've spent all day here slugging unoaked Chardonnays.

Restaurant que le guide Michelin devrait visiter et donner une étoile…read more Nous avons visité de resto de midi et nous sommes tous d'accord que de resto à une tes bonne table. 27 personnes Le service est extraordinaire. La nourriture est très bonne. Le serveur Rémy est d'une gentillesse incroyable. La proprio Bérénice nous accueille très chaleureusement. Le site est d'un charme envoûtant. Donc restaurant à découvrir. Quelques espaces de stationnement à l'extérieur. L'endroit est d'une grande propreté. Voir le site internet et allez y.

From the owner: La Verdoyante, un restaurant gourmand à Gassin dans le Golfe de Saint Tropez et tenu depuis 1979…read morepar la famille Mouret. Cadre bucolique et romantique - Terrasse panoramique & vue mer au cœur des vignes et de la campagne du var au cœur de la Provence Cuisine savoureuse, raffinée, authentique et provençale avec des produits frais et locaux - Soupe de poissons, Bourride & Bouillabaisse - Guide Michelin Accueil chaleureux - Service attentionné - Bon rapport qualité prix - Ouvert midi et soir - Chiens bienvenus - Accès PMR

Very nice ambience. Staff is unbelievably nice. Food is outstanding. Great selection, Prix fixe…read moremenu is a must try. Grimaud is a quant little historic town, make sure to walk up to the Castle (built in the11th Century) for spectacular views, beautiful Eglise Saint-Michel and the local market on Thursday AM.

Only markdown is the size and how busy it gets with just one server! Excellent food and drinks,…read morebut a tiny place that gets packed at lunchtime. Go for the lunch specials, then sit back and sip your rose while the world of grimaud goes by!