The service was excellent and the food was brilliant. We were also quite surprised at how…read morereasonable the prices were, given that this café is in a popular location of a tourist town, serving huge portions of delicious, gourmet food. Everything we ordered was 5 times larger than we expected, yet made with dedicated care and attention to flavours and ingredients. I could hardly finish my entrée, let alone the main course! And yet it was all so tasty it nearly made me cry not to eat it. This place is great and I highly recommend it.

Cafe de la paix is an institution in Perpignan but I only tried the food for the first time…read morerecently. I was there as part of a birthday party on a Saturday night and the restaurant was packed. There were other groups as well and people kept coming in and asking for a table until about 11! The menu offers a large choice of starters, pasta, pizzas and mains such as meat, fish and skewers. I opted for a salmon and scallops skewer. Considering it was a busy night and we were a group, I would say the food arrived quickly and the 14 of us were able to start eating altogether without waiting too long for everyone's food to arrive. My skewer was served with a side of linguini and vegetable julienne. I was not enthused by either of them, especially compared with the deliciously creamy gratin dauphinois that accompanied the duck magret on the plate opposite me! That said, the salmon was perfectly cooked and the scallops were just right as well, a little on the underdone side. For dessert, we all had the birthday cake which was an Opera: a thin layer of sponge cake with crispy praline and chocolate mousse on top. The cake was fabulous but the slices we got were double or three times the serving we would have eaten had we cut it ourselves. Most of us could not finish it... So beware, keep space for dessert! The service was friendly but a tiny bit rude sometimes. For a busy night this can be understandable though, but not excused so that's 4 stars for Cafe de la Paix!

We decided to eat at Le Passage based on the Yelp reviews and were quite disappointed. The steak…read morewas very tough and my husband gave up on it after eating less than 1/3 and trying to chew something that was basically unchewable. We shared a salad that had no dressing that we discerned. I had the duck and it was good, despite the chimichurri lacking distinctive flavor. The servers were very attentive and wonderful, however that couldn't make up for the overall quality and flavors of the food. Giving this place a 3 primarily based on the service.

Food was very good! We had the charcuterie board and for 10€, we got a LOT of different meats and…read morepate. They also kept the bread coming which was a nice touch. The chorizo board that everyone around us had looked even better! But I have to say, the 4€ Frites Maison (house made fries) were quite possibly the best French fries I have ever had. Amazing. We got them for the kids but ended up eating half of them ourselves! The ambiance is really nice and there is an outdoor seating area toward the back, too. Finally, the service was friendly and we felt like it was definitely a local's joint. There were no other tourists despite the place being packed on a Thursday night.

Oof. Friendly service but food is meh. Went two nights with a student group. Touristy, without…read moreany subtlety. Salmon was ok but the side was inedible. Paella didn't knock my socks off. Dessert brownie and pâté were good. Salad featured a caterpillar (!). Whole interior smells like smoke. And btw, LE France is apparently a ship. Drives me nuts, though, as a Frencb teacher, to see "France" as masculine!

"Le France" Restaurant is set in an incredible building. It has gothic arches and is surrounded by…read morea covered terrace. I had some reserves the first time I went to eat there as at the entrance it has a neon sign that reads: Pizza non-Stop 9.00-22.00 which suggests that it may be for tourists. Once inside; one is impressed by the clean design of the place. The food is really quite good and reasonably priced. They have a large variety of salads, starters, fish, meat dishes and of course pizzas. I have been there about five or six times and have always been satisfied. The salads are fresh and interesting, calamars à la planxa are simple but very good, meat good and I have been told that their pizzas are excellent (by a reliable source). Friendly service. They stop serving at 22.00

We two saw the "Slow Food" logo at this restaurant during the day, and decided to come for dinner…read morethat evening (without reservations). Our 8pm arrival sans reservation was lucky, as the outside dining area filled up within 15 minutes of our seating. SERVICE: 5.0. The waitress was a hearty and considerate extrovert. Her recommendation was spot on. Her description of why the food tasted so fresh (never previously-frozen, fish caught that day) was credible. The gentleman who took our payment was amiable; we left happy. AMBIANCE: 4.0. Outside dining area has tight seating, but was very pleasant on a that warm September night. FOOD: 5.0. Fresh, Fresh, Fresh. We had 5 tapas and dessert, walking away sated. - 5.0: SARDINES (1/2 tapa). So fresh. Apparently they don't eat the head and bones here, but we ate the entire fish the Japanese way, including the head and bones (as my wife taught me). - 5.0: HARICOTS VERTS (green bean) with Hazelnuts salad. - 4.0: ROASTED PORK SLICES. - 5.0: ARROZ NEGRE - 4.5: SALAMOREJO - 4.5: STRAWBERRY w/RICE (dessert) The glasses of rosé and red wine were decent.

The food was subpar. Much better dinning elsewhere in this cute French neighborhood. The waiter…read morethat sports a lamb bone necklace had the class of a donkey raised by a goat. He was impatient, rude, unaccommodating and had the charm of a mosquito. I'm a big fan of new places and supporting small businesses but this place is a huge ripoff. Traveling the south of France and this was the only bad mark. Avoid this place. I had a better meal at the seaside sandwich shop.

Incredible good tapas in a different atmosphere. The tapas were delicious: Lacon a Feria (meat),…read moreSmoked Cheese, Pulpitos (small octopus) Grilled chorizo... The list is not very extense, but its home made quality! The place is not very big, and if it is crowded youll have to wait a little bit. Most of the customers are local people (Its not very easy to find)

We visited this restaurant last week during our tour of Costa Brava. The tapas were absolutely…read moreexcellent and yummy, and the red wine was incredibly tasty. The service was fantastic, and our waitress was so friendly. My whole family truly enjoyed having lunch here!

Came here for a late lunch after our Costa Bravo tour and had a great experience! We almost missed…read morethis spot because on their yelp page, they show that they close at 230pm but actually they close at 5pm. When we got there, the restaurant was pretty busy but we were seated quickly. It has a nice location because it's almost on the beach and you can see the ocean when you're eating. The staff are also very friendly and even though we weren't fluent in Spanish, they explained everything to us in English. This is a tapas restaurant but it was like a buffet style. You would go up to the counter and order what tapas you wanted (finger food) and then at the end your waitress/waiter would come and tally up everything you ate and you paid the final bill. We got a wider variety of their tapas that ranged from meat to seafood and even different types of bruschetta. All of it was so fresh and tasted amazing. And the best part was that everything is priced very reasonably considering the location, quality of food, and the portions. I would highly recommend this place if you're looking for a bite to eat!

Just outside a Spanish farmhouse were we are staying is the town of Figueres and the closest…read moredining option. Tonight we want a change from the hotel and elected to catch a cab into Figueres to dine at Sidreria Txots Figueres. We want a town restaurant and to explore the area. 15 minute taxi ride and we arrived in Figueres at Sidreria Txots for dinner. The place has EDM music and feels like a hip, young person spot. We got a window table to people watch and perused the menu. The Iberico ham croquetts were first with a perfect crunch, soft and savory inside. The mango, pickled onions, stracciatella cheese and lettuce salad had a lime dressing. The flavors were bold, crispy and sweet with mango. An enjoyable treat. Our next selection was the calamari a la planca that was perfectly grilled, drizzled with olive oil and lightly salted. It had a good taste, not overcooked and great charred marks. This was another good choice. Our final selection was the 1/2 grilled pulpo a la braso octopus. This was a huge helping for only one half of an octopus. It was good, just a large portion. The staff was very helpful with the English menu and answering questions. They directed us to where the town square was and the super market. Sidreria Txots Figueres was a decent stop but more of a younger, hipper spot than a quiet relaxing environment. The food was still good. It appears with the crowd dining there that Txots is here to stay.

Delicious. I had the alcachofas, the gambas with garlic, and a little tapa with zucchini and…read moretruffle cream cheese. Also 2 glasses of cava. Fun place, good service.

Little upscale place tucked in Roses. We went on a whim and were glad we did! The restaurant serves…read moreseafood caught same day off the coast of roses, very limited seasoning as the seafood is so fresh. We had squid prepared two ways and clams... all very good to start. We also had a fish that was grilled with just salt, olive oil and garlic. Again, so fresh it didn't need anything else. The service was impeccable.