Restaurants in Saint-Tropez

This beach restaurant is a unique place of simplicity and authenticity which will provide you a relaxing break.

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.

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

Head chef, Alain Salles, has learned from the best, working alongside Joël Robuchon or Ghislaine Arabian.

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

This restaurant has a reputation for offering homemade dishes rich in authenticity and Mediterranean flavours.

Located just off the coast of Cannes, on the island of Sainte Marguerite is the beautiful La Guerite restaurant.

Formerly the Papagayo nightclub, this is another of the legendary nightclubs in Saint Tropez where you can expect to have a wild night and party with the stars.

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.

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 buffed and bronzed clientele enjoy the casual sea-shanty atmosphere and highly visible Vieux Port terrace tables. The menu includes seafood platters and delicious gourmet dishes.

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. 

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

Chic brasseries in the Tropezian spirit in a prime location at the port

Run by the Costa family, Le Café is one of the oldest establishments in Saint Tropez. Over the centuries it has in no way lost its soul and Provencal authenticity.

This restaurant has some seating inside, but most comfortably is on their nice patio and stone terrace.

This little restaurant overlooking the local vineyards, with no indoor dining facilities offers a fresh and delicious food and good wines. 

The semi-gourmet restaurant distinguishes itself as much for the taste of its delicious dishes as for its dream views over the upper reaches of Ramatuelle and the turquoise sea.