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Read MoreAu Caprice des Deux
This friendly bistro has a romantic candlelit ambiance and serves a combination of southwestern and home-style Provençal cuisine. Try the duck magret roasted with truffle sauce, the coquille St.-Jacques and the homemade moelleux au chocolat or crème caramel.
Read MoreBarbarac
Indagare members and editors agree that Barbarac is the best spot for ice cream in the port of St. Tropez.
Read MoreBeefbar at Lou Pinet
Beefbar, the on-property restaurant at Lou Pinet offers an escape from the busyness of town—especially on the terrace, where you're surrounded by lush greenery and twinkling string lights after the sun sets. The menu, as its name implies, is steak-forward....
Read MoreBistro de Lices
A landmark bar-restaurant on the Place des Lices, it was recently spruced up in minimalist white-and-grey and remains a delightful place to sip pastis and watch the old messieurs trump one another in pétanque.
Cabane BambouRead MoreCabane Bambou
This is a quiet beach lounge by day, and, at night, one of those rare places where you can dine with your toes in the sand. The international food is well prepared and the atmosphere is more romantic than wild.
Read MoreCafé Le Sénéquier
The vast terrace of scarlet canvas chairs is a thoroughly entertaining place for aperitifs and yacht-gazing. Once frequented by the likes of Colette, Sartre and Cocteau, it still attracts a French showbiz crowd at sunset. Indulge in a tarte tropezienne...
Read MoreCantine Bambou
This Thai restaurant is very casual and can provide a break from the sleek, seaside eateries in nearby St.-Tropez.
Read MoreClub Les Palmiers Ramatuelle
The Club Les Palmiers beach club has a great, somewhat serene vibe, fostered by all-white parasols and lounge chairs, from which patrons can enjoy Niçoise salads, fish carpaccio and pasta. There is also a lovely boutique.
Bar at Cucina, St. TropezRead MoreCucina
Le Rivea has been replaced with Cucina, still helmed by Chef Alain Ducasse who has created a delicious Italian menu, including octopus & caponata and Roman pizzas.
Read MoreL’Auberge de la Mole
This roadside village inn is a favorite dinner spot of Patrice de Colmont, of Club 55. As he reveals in his insider tips, “In contrast to all the new trendy places around St.-Tropez that serve exotic cuisine, here you’ll find...
Read MoreL’Auberge des Maures
This landmark restaurant has been serving up traditional Provençal specialties for nearly eight decades. Reserve a table on the garden patio under a trellis of century-old vines. Highlights include aioli, stuffed vegetables, barbecued local fish, beef daube in a red...
Read MoreL’Olive
A few blocks from the water in St. Tropez town, L'Olive is a lovely spot with an outdoor terrace and Mediterranean-Provençal menu that highlights such dishes as moules frites, grilled fish and chocolate mousse.
Read MoreLa Bouillabaisse
Located right on the beach in St. Tropez, La Bouillabaisse is a seafood restaurant with a beautiful, contemporary dining room and tables on the sand.
Read MoreLa Ferme Ladouceur
Located a 10-minute drive from central St. Tropez, the cash-only La Ferme Ladouceur is a vineyard and restaurant and has a set menu of home-cooked bistro dishes that changes daily. The dining area also has great views of the grounds.
Read MoreLa Pesquière
La Pesquière is a local spot in the old port, and a great restaurant for families. The outdoor terrace overlooks a small beach below where children can play.
Read MoreLa Petite Plage
With the rustic-chic interiors of a stylish beach cabana, La Petite Plage serves an elegant Mediterranean menu crafted by the Michelin-starred chef Eric Frechon. Feel the sand between your toes (yes, the indoor flooring is covered in a layer of...
Aerial View from Lounge - La Réserve Ramatuelle, St. Tropez, FranceRead MoreLa Réserve Restaurant
The Parisian-trained chef of La Réserve’s restaurant serves some of the best food in St. Tropez. He sources most of his ingredients locally, and the restaurant servers know his menu inside out as well as the provenance of each piece...
Photo by Richard HaughtonRead MoreLa Vague d’Or
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Read MoreLa Verdoyante
This inexpensive, family-run place is located in the nearby village of Gassin (a nice escape from the crowds and the heat). The restaurant excels in southern French classics including bouillabaisse, stuffed leg of rabbit and crème brulée flavored with lavender....
Read MoreLe Banh-Hoï
If you can’t eat another bite of tapenade, red mullet or lamb, head to this restaurant, located on a tiny back street, the best place for delicious Thai and Vietnamese dishes. It’s a favorite rendezvous spot for the pre-clubber set,...
Read MoreLe Bar du Sube
On the second floor of a historic portside hotel, this pub is frequented by local mariners year-round. No flash here—just nautical nostalgia, model-sailboat décor and worn leather booths. Grab a seat on the balcony for a ringside seat of the...
Read MoreLe Café de Paris
The outside terrace of this staple has a prime view of the yachts across the quay; inside, the red velvet booths and ornate chandeliers set the tone for theatrical entrances. A favorite rendezvous spot for the bronzed Parisian set.
Read MoreLe Canastel
A classic restaurant in the old port of St. Tropez that delivers an authentic Mediterranean meal with tons of charm. Kids love their pizzas.
Read MoreLe Club 55
When Roger Vadim shot And God Created Woman, with the then-unknown Brigitte Bardot, in 1956, he used Club 55 as a snack shack between takes. Though a genuine landmark presiding over a stretch of Pampelonne beach, it has remained a...
Read MoreLe Will
Families adore the low-key Le Will, which is in Ramatuelle, just outside St. Tropez. Come for the wood-fired pizza, stay for the outdoors seating and children’s playground.
Read MoreNikki Beach
The bronzed and beautiful drape themselves across giant daybeds around the pool here as they recover from clubbing all night. Peak hour is around 5 p.m., when the throbbing basses reverberate all the way down the beach. Revelers have included...
Courtesy Melissa Biggs BradleyRead MorePan Deï Palais Restaurant
During the day, the doors to the chic Pan Deï Palais hotel are closed to all but guests. At night, however, travelers who can’t get one of the twelve rooms in this chic Relais & Châteaux property are welcome for...
Read MorePearl Beach
This cavernous restaurant and lounge is fast becoming a popular nightspot thanks to an enchanting, oasis-like setting. Guests sit under palm trees on a large wooden deck surrounding a blue-marble basin with a gurgling fountain and graced with decadently oversize...
Read MorePizza Bruno
This casual pizza place in the town of St. Tropez is a good spot for a laid-back family meal.
Read MoreSalama
Book in advance at this popular spot for Moroccan cuisine served in an exotic but contemporary setting. The fish tagines are marvelous, as is the couscous.
