Restaurants in Saint-Tropez

CAP21 is known for its friendly vibe and has a long line of loyal clientele who return regularly to this quiet getaway.

Perhaps the most famous of all St Tropez beach clubs is Nikki beach. Renowned for hosting the likes of Paris Hilton, it is definitely the hip and trendy place to party on Pampelonne beach. There are famous DJs and a restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine.

Eden Plage is the latest glamorous and trendy destination for enjoying gourmet Mediterranean cuisine, lazing in the sunshine beside one of the world's most beautiful beaches and partying after hours with top DJs.

Open for lunch and dinner this restaurant has earned a reputation for serving up gourmet seafood cuisine in a modern and chic environment.

This Italian restaurant remains one of the most popular in Saint Tropez. Nestled in the garden of the Le Yaca hotel with large umbrellas, reflections on the outdoor pool and a peaceful environment.

Located on a quiet back street away from the noise and traffic of the village opposite a big olive tree, with outdoor dining, and a lovely ambience. 

It’s the hottest bar scene in town from April through the summer. This modern and upscale restaurant attracts Cristal-chugging yacht owners and stiletto-strutting beach club models.

Enjoy a gastronomic journey with fresh seafood delivered daily and Mediterranean flavours.

A favourite with former president Jacques Chirac this café is the perfect place from which to people watch, and the coffee is pretty excellent too.

There are dozens of restaurants along the beach, but for decades Club 55 has been the place to be.

Welcoming you for lunch and dinner this restaurant prides itself on its good service and fine Italian cuisine, in a relaxed setting.

The restaurant is located in one of the picturesque little streets of the old centre of Saint Tropez with seating both inside and out, and a cosy and inviting atmosphere.

A small restaurant serving Provencal specialities with option to dine outside in a beautiful garden, underneath big trees. The atmosphere is calm and quiet that make you feel miles away from the city.

This family business created by Jacques Cadel and now run by his daughter Marie-Anne, offers a simple and traditional Provencal cuisine. It has managed to stay clear of fashions and to preserve its conviviality.

This new establishment offers visitors a wonderful array of options, from a chilled out Port side coffee or bottle of champagne, to fine dining and delicious seafood delights, and finally live music and dancing in one of the hippest late night bars in the Port.

This small but funky restaurant bar in Saint Tropez is the perfect spot to enjoy some tapas and an early evening drink, or to sit down and enjoy anauthentic Italian meal.

A little corner of paradise under a few parasols this beach club is located on the quiet and tranquil beach of Salins.

Opened since 1990, the food is excellent and the staff is courteous and friendly.