Les parasols sur Menton

At first, I was skeptical. In the end, the food actually tastes really good (we had beef rib steak and duck). They really need to pay a bit more attention to the restrooms!

It was nice by the sea The food was good

Great place for breakfast and coffees. Also can deliver well with dinner. Does fish, burgers and pasta well. A reliable option.

Excellent octopus salad and delicious tiramisu. Unconventional waiter

We were there today and had an excellent meal. We had the stuffed mussels and carpaccio as appetizers and were absolutely delighted. For our main course, we chose the sea bass mix; the fish was cooked to perfection—super succulent, beautifully presented, and incredibly delicious. The waiter was very friendly and attentive. I can wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant, and we will definitely be back.

Excellent food. Very warm welcome. We managed to get a table despite the high demand. Thank you to Margot who took such good care of us.

We ate with my parents, my wife, and my two children overlooking the sea. The staff were very attentive and helpful. The food was very good (even though we weren't entirely satisfied). I recommend it.

We ate at Les Parasols twice during our stay – and both times were simply fantastic! The food was cooked to perfection, fresh, and incredibly delicious. A huge compliment goes to the entire service team, especially the two incredibly friendly waiters who looked after us. We were served promptly and with amazing warmth at all times. The friendly chats and pleasant small talk between meals were also a real treat and added a special touch to our evenings. If you're looking for outstanding food and first-class, warm hospitality, this is the place for you. We highly recommend this restaurant!

The food was excellent! The octopus salad was amazing!! The steak tartare was incredible, and the staff were top-notch!! I highly recommend it. Thank you to Laurent, Lise, and Philippe.

The service was far too slow. They served salads with chewed leaves, riddled with holes from who-knows-what.