Lovely restaurant with a terrace overlooking a river. The traditional Corsican food is delicious…read moreand the staff warm and welcoming. A little French helps but is not necessary. Highly recommended.

A safe choice if you've had bad experiences in Ajaccio. Don…read moreQuichotte offered us some respite and a stress-free experience when we visited. Me and my friend had gone through several disastrous experiences in other restaurants/lunch places while visiting Ajaccio, that honestly left us traumatised! But Don Quichotte lifted our mood and made us feel welcomed. The waitress was approachable, warm and friendly. The owner came to greet us and ask us if everything was ok. The food was a bit rich (as you would expect from French cuisine), but tasty and the portions were good. The bread was decent. And the prices were ok. I recommend this place, and don't hesitate to let the staff know if you've had a long day and need more time to decide or need help choosing from the menu. When we visited, they were truly a pleasure to talk to.

This is a must-stop for lunch. Wow! It was one of the best meals we've had. Delicious, fresh,…read moreflavorful and on a quaint side street where you will find locals. Google translate will help with reading and speaking just fine.

Corte is a bit scruffy and in the high season most likely is over crowded with tourists gaping at…read morethe magnificent surrounding scenery. Given the over valuation of the euro vis a vis the dollar we stick to two star hotels and try to dine out only once a day in medium priced places. So what the French call "rapport qualite/prix" is uppermost in our minds. If you're like us, stay away from the tourist traps along Cours Paoli and try l'Oliveraie (a long but not too long walk and a very short drive from the center). Focus in on Corsican specialties(beignets: deep fried puffs filled with brocciu [a Corsican version of ricotta] or other things (leeks in my case). I had a magnificent lamb dish with a honey-based sauce; my wife had roast veal (a bit too roasted). Nice welcome, good service, rural feeling. the bill, with an AOC wine came to 55 euros. More general advice: if you come to Corsica and are reasonably fit, do some of the mountain hikes: in late April snow was on all the higher peaks, which are geologically new granite cliffs, covered with maquis on the lowest slopes, oaks and chestnut trees higher up and magnificent pine forests above 3000 feet. Everywhere below the tree line you come across the ruined stone walls, chapels and houses left by a tough peasantry.Near Corte: we did the Tavignano Valley and Cascade des Anglais treks, and with more time would have done the Restonica Valley. Trails are well marked.

Great local cuisine, wine, and charcuterie .Friendly service from Dorion .Good value .Would…read moredefinitely return

Friendly and efficient waiters, great food, lots of choice, excellent value for money, nice locationread more

Good food, good service, good price. The terrace is huge, but the way the tables are organised…read moremakes for a cosy atmosphere. Waitresses were friendly and patient with our less than perfect French. The food was delivered quickly, but we were not rushed when we spent 30mins extra talking and finishing the wine. We had two menus of €14 with nice Corsican food and a carafe of wine. All together we spent €35. I would eat here again without hesitation.