Restaurants and places to eat in Le Touquet

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Le Touquet is a popular resort in the region of Pas de Calais, that is renowned for its delicious and fresh produce from both the local land and sea. Visitors can be assured that they will enjoy some real treats when it comes to the variety and selection of restaurants that are available to them. Fresh seafood is an absolute must with locally caught shellfish such as mussels regarded as a speciality in the area. Soup is also popular, as are the regional cheeses such as the mild Coeur d’Arras or the stronger Maroilles. For those with a sweet tooth macaroon, crepes and waffles serve the craving well.

Many different cultures can be sampled in the mix of eateries, Moroccan food such as that served in the ‘Marrakech’ restaurant is a particular favourite but it is the traditional French delicacies that are by far the most popular and what most visitors choose to sample.

Dining is very unpretentious and most restaurants offer a very warm and friendly welcome to everyone, however, there are a number of fine diners serving gourmet cuisines, such as the Michelin starred Pavillon at the hotel Westminster or Flavio that can be found next door, where you can choose to indulge in some exceptional food.

Read more on this destination in the AA Key Guide to France.

Recommended Restaurants in Le Touquet

Côté Sud, 187 Boulevard du Dr Pouget - Situated along the harbour wall, visitors can enjoy the views as the restaurant faces out to sea as they dine on delicious fresh fish and seafood.

La Dune aux Loups, Avenue de la dune aux loups - At this restaurant you can enjoy a wonderful selection of fresh seafood for which it is renowned but you should try the signature dish of frogs legs with garlic butter to sample the best French delicacies.

Le Jean’s Café, 32-34 rue Saint Jean - An usual mix of popular American dishes alongside traditional French fare. This popular brasserie style eatery has a busy atmosphere in a fun setting. Garlic snails are as at home on the menu as the barbequed ribs so there is sure to be something to suit everyone.

Le Richochet, 49 rue de Paris - The menu is as much a work of art as the décor, using fresh produce there is an Asian twist to typical European dishes that include sushi, kangaroo steaks and other unusual ingredients.

Le Village Suisse, 52 avenue St-Jean - Enjoy classic French cuisine and in fine weather you can sit on the terrace of this delightful restaurant overlooking an array of antique shops.