Valentino - Canet-en-Roussillon

We visited this restaurant with friends who really wanted to go there. We were a little apprehensive; we need not have been. The welcome was warm and friendly, and we were given the choice of a table on the terrace or inside, but chose to sit outside. The menu was quite varied but all four of us decided on the set menu at 17.50 euros. Although three of us chose the third starter from the menu, we were immediately told that that was off the menu tonight, but were offered an alternative straightaway, of Roasted Red Peppers with Anchovies, which we gladly accepted. The main course, which was fish cooked on the plancha, was tasty and just right, and the dessert Tarte au whisky, was interesting and certainly different from the usual desserts on offer in most other restaurants. Good house wine and coffee to follow ended an excellent meal where we were well looked after in an efficent but pleasant way, the waiter happy to explain things in English even though we conducted most of the conversation with her in French. Certainly a restaurant that we would visit next year!

Stumbled onto this place by accident but we sure were happy we did. Kids loved it! Adults loved it! My kids who are somewhat picky both ordered new stuff and ate it all. We had Morocan chicken and Morocan Lamb. Very adventures for one of my boys. Both amazing! Served in clay pots. My other son had lasagne which was perfect. My wife had pasta with Roquefort. Very affordable. We wish we could go again. Service was super friendly.

Stumbled onto this place by accident but we sure were happy we did. Kids loved it! Adults loved it! My kids who are somewhat picky both ordered new stuff and ate it all. We had Morocan chicken and Morocan Lamb. Very adventures for one of my boys. Both amazing! Served in clay pots. My other son had lasagne which was perfect. My wife had pasta with Roquefort. Very affordable. We wish we could go again. Service was super friendly.

We visited this restaurant with friends who really wanted to go there. We were a little apprehensive; we need not have been. The welcome was warm and friendly, and we were given the choice of a table on the terrace or inside, but chose to sit outside. The menu was quite varied but all four of us decided on the set menu at 17.50 euros. Although three of us chose the third starter from the menu, we were immediately told that that was off the menu tonight, but were offered an alternative straightaway, of Roasted Red Peppers with Anchovies, which we gladly accepted. The main course, which was fish cooked on the plancha, was tasty and just right, and the dessert Tarte au whisky, was interesting and certainly different from the usual desserts on offer in most other restaurants. Good house wine and coffee to follow ended an excellent meal where we were well looked after in an efficent but pleasant way, the waiter happy to explain things in English even though we conducted most of the conversation with her in French. Certainly a restaurant that we would visit next year!