Le Scoop sur Le Touquet-Paris-Plage

A mixed experience. The reviews are glowing, the location is pleasant, and the promise of bistronomic cuisine makes you want to step inside. All these factors suggested a good time was in store. However, once seated, the food unfortunately doesn't quite live up to expectations. The menu is unclear in places: the famous Scoop sauce, presented as the house specialty, isn't described anywhere. For the burgers, neither the meat nor the side dish is mentioned. When questioned, the waitress told us that the burger is supposed to be served with fries and salad… which wasn't the case. Now, let's talk about the meal. While the service is quick and well-organized, several things stood out about the food. The snails had a surprising texture, far from what one expects from perfectly cooked snails, and were clearly lacking in seasoning: the garlic, in particular, was very subtle. The fish and chips was well-executed: a classic, executed perfectly. The Biquette Burger suffered from a fatal flaw. The bun arrived blackened; we initially thought it was colored with squid ink, before realizing it was actually as hard as a rusk. In that state, it should never have left the kitchen. We decided to give the desserts a chance nonetheless: the dark chocolate lava cake and the profiteroles. Both were advertised as homemade. The lava cake was well-made, but the choice of a very strong chocolate left a pronounced bitterness at the end, which won't appeal to everyone. The profiteroles, highly anticipated for their homemade choux pastry, were disappointing: a dry and crumbly texture, giving the impression of a product that wasn't fresh or possibly defrosted. They lacked the expected lightness of a freshly made choux pastry. In short, a mixed experience. The establishment clearly aims to offer bistronomic cuisine, but several avoidable missteps detract from the overall experience. With a few adjustments, the restaurant could truly elevate its offerings.

Excellent bistro fare! The welcome is warm and impeccable. The dishes, perfectly executed, are delicious and served promptly. Bravo!

Excellent and generous cuisine: a delightful meal from start to finish in a warm and friendly atmosphere. A place we can't wait to return to!

Great atmosphere, fantastic time with friends, top-notch servers!

We've definitely had better... The snails were poorly seasoned, practically devoid of garlic and parsley, so they had no flavor. A Welsh rarebit without a slice of bread... surprising. And therefore, a complete failure. The kidneys, however, were good! What a shame...

Very warm welcome, attentive, smiling staff, excellent value for money, the dishes are of high quality. I recommend!!

One word, excellent. Everything was perfect from start to finish. Starter: gratinated scallops and succulent snails. Main course: scallops with mushrooms and mashed potatoes. SO GREAT. Even for our four-legged friends, the dish was homemade. I recommend it 2000%.

Very good food and good service

We came to Scoop for the first time on Saturday evening (having made a reservation, which was fortunate because a show was taking place at the convention center and many people were having dinner beforehand). What a pleasure to be so warmly welcomed, to have a comprehensive menu and choices for all palates. We were able to enjoy seared scallops with a Parmesan risotto, a delight for our taste buds!!!! A salted butter French toast brioche, to die for!!!! And all homemade, of course. We are delighted with our evening and will definitely be back soon. We highly recommend this establishment because when it's really, really good and offers good value for money, you obviously have to say it and let people know! Sandrine R.

Great food and service! Perhaps the friendliest and most authentic restaurant in Le Touquet, not pretentious!