Friendly welcome, great ribeye steak, fresh fish and very affordable prices. Highly recommendedread more

bargain, food is good, but it's really a simple café, the plasma TV is always turned onread more

This is a decent coffee shop but don't expect amazing quality coffee. I was expecting something of…read morea higher-quality given that it's a coffee roasting place but it's really just so-so quality in terms of the coffee that they serve.

From the owner: Pour les accros de la théine et de la caféine C'est dans des centaines de boîtes que les thés et…read morecafés de la boutique Mille Arômes attendent et parfument ainsi le lieu jusque dans la rue. On trouve également des théières fort originales, des confiseries et des chocolats. C'est l'adresse idéale pour une idée cadeau originale et gourmande.

Oops! I think this may come out in the wrong category..I do apologise…read more This cafe is not a five star gourmet restaurant, but it does do great food, as well as coffees and alcohol at any time. It is the bottom half of a typical French house; long windows with shutters and juliet balconies. It's part of a terrace on the waterfront, house and cafes all jumbled as only the French can do. Like the rest of village, the cafe appears sleepy, with perhaps a couple of patrons sitting in the sun with a coffee or carafe of wine. Inside, it is surprisingly cool and although simply furnished, you some how fel at ease. The barman will greet you in French - Var, similar to Marseillase. Talking liking wide mouthed frogs (no pun intended but please enjoy the humour). A pleasant man, he is not insulted by any mistakes you may make in his language and will patiently repeat his dialect until you understand. The food here is great. A small menu, but sooo beautifully done. Once, I was here while expecting my daughter, and once I had tried the moules, I was a goner. Every where we went, I had moules nearly every time! (The French think we are quite mad, avoiding certain food during pregnancy.) So here is a great place to watch the marina, the ferry come and go, and the occasional child being called to.

From the owner: Pour les amoureux du thé et du café Situé sur le cours Lafayette autrement dit le cours le plus…read moreanimé de Toulon, avec son marché provençal quotidien, le comptoir des saveurs est le rendez-vous des gourmets. Les amoureux du thé retrouveront la marque très réputée Mariages Frères et les fous de café pourront choisir parmi 150 types de cafés torréfiés sur place. Accessoires, confiseries de qualité, alcools et spiritueux sont également les produits que l'on peut trouver chez cet artisan torréfacteur.