La Petite Plage sur Saint-Tropez

Very good time spent in this restaurant. Excellent service thanks to Edgar’s professionalism. Delicious and well-balanced cocktails. Thanks to the chef for the good food and to the entire team. Fabian from the angels.

Nothing to complain about, I loved this place, atmosphere, cuisine, service everything is top notch!

Restaurant located opposite the port, with beautiful decor. We eat there with our feet in the sand! The staff is very professional. We enjoyed both the fish and the meat.

A restaurant during the day and a bar during the night and that's where I went out. It seems that there was a private party going on in there, bpouncer was still nice to let others in for drinks. Good music and delicious mocktails, the Bora Bora is really delicious!

Eng: The food is great, but what makes this place so enjoyable are service and decoration. Fra: The food is honestly very good quality, but the major strengths of this establishment are the splendid decoration and the remarkable quality of service. I can only recommend.

Tasteless food veal was cooked in oil. All food inside oil.

We had an amazing experience here. The food was amazing. The ambiance was wonderful and the service was great. Yes, it’s very expensive! $68 euros for my salad, but it was worth it. After so many disappointing meals in Nice and vicinity, this was for sure the best restaurant we went.

Very nice experience, this restaurant has top-notch decor (feet in the sand) the food is delicious and the welcome is warm. I recommend this restaurant.

I recently dined at La Petite Plage in St. Tropez, and while the experience was mixed. The restaurant is situated right by the port, and they’ve done a great job of creating a beach club vibe. The sand on the ground is a fun touch, making you feel like you’re dining right on the beach, even though you’re in the heart of town. The atmosphere is vibrant and lively, especially with the DJ playing upbeat tunes throughout the evening. It’s definitely a place to go if you’re looking to soak in some of that St. Tropez energy. However, I have to say that the music can get pretty loud, which makes having a conversation a bit of a challenge. So if you’re planning a quiet dinner, this might not be the best spot. The food itself was tasty, with a good variety of options on the menu. The dishes we tried were well-prepared and enjoyable, so no complaints there. However, the service didn’t quite match up to the rest of the experience. The staff was unfortunately quite rude and seemed to lack attention to detail. We had to ask multiple times for certain items, which became frustrating as the night went on. I have to admit, it’s quite a common factor in the south of France. Despite the service issues, the setting and atmosphere make La Petite Plage a fun spot if you’re in the mood for a lively evening. Just keep in mind that it’s more about the vibe than the dining experience itself.

Saint-Tropez is wat je ervan verwacht. Zeker langs de vochtig en drukkend warme boulevard waar het uitzicht op de mooie binnenhaven goeddeels aan het oog wordt onttrokken door de tussenliggende motorjachten met de afmeting van een gemiddeld appartementencomplex in het hogere segment. Die schuiten liggen er uiteraard niet uit eigen beweging; daar zitten mensen in, al evenzeer uit een zeker segment. En die komen er ook uit, moeten soms wat eten en doen dat in dit soort tenten. €40 voor een voorgerecht; €18 voor Jack Daniels of Johnny Walker black label. De oligarch wil nu eenmaal kostte wat het kost (pun intended) te veel betalen. Struikelen over de jurken van €2000, gevuld met van top tot teen gestylede dames, geflankeerd door mannen met horloges te waarde van een personenauto in de gegoede klasse? Hier zit je goed! Ooit nog eens een champagne van €9000 per fles willen bestellen (met een reële waarde van een nulletje minder)? Ze komen hier in drie smaken. Dit alles gezegd hebbende, kan ik niet anders dan de kwaliteit van het eten, alsmede van het personeel prijzen. Letterlijk en figuurlijk.