Le Clemenceau - Menton

Food and cheap drinks. The ravioli were unfortunately insipid. I suspect it wasn't home. The carbonara was average. The children's menu was correct (but a little strange.) our children opted for the ham option, it was simply 2 slices of ham with fries. the ice had a very creamy taste (not so good really.) it would have been said that they also had semi-ruggy local guests:). A small sports bar like a restaurant. However, only 1 television screen to our knowledge. friendly staff.

We ate here twice because they have a lot of dishes of the day, the service was excellent and they have seats inside and outside that are perfect to watch people pass. The food was good twice. no stars michelin here, but a solid option for a good kitchen at a good price.

It's a fantastic secret coffee. food was very good and economical. We were there in a group of 6 for lunch and we are all very happy with our meals from the carpaccio to the melon, to the prosciutto and garlic. wine was good and we all enjoyed the experience. If you are in the mentone region, it is worth it.

This restaurant has had various incarnations over the years, but the current seems to be the best. chin restaurants change hands but keep the same name, which can be a little confusing. We have a peacock bass with potato jumped and a salad. It was well cooked and presented and a good value for money. puddings were nice helene pear and melba peche and were also well made. the food was freshly prepared and simple and the good and friendly service. advised.

A charming little restaurant and bar on the seaside. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the meals because we had eaten earlier and after a walk along the ball, we walked in this bar to taste some glasses of excellent French wine and watch the cup of the world of football.