La Littorine

Peter M. — Google Maps 5/5

Complete picture, the view, the food, the service. We would eat here every menu change if it was not so far from home

Casper van D. — Google Maps 5/5

Nestled within a hotel (Les Elmes), La Littorine restaurant at Plage del Elmes in Banyuls-sur-Mer offers an extraordinary dining experience on the first floor, boasting a semi-covered terrace with breathtaking views of a picturesque cove along the stunning coastline of Banyuls-sur-Mer. The restaurant's spacious layout features a modern touch, evident from the elegant blue bar at the entrance, complemented by a tasteful incorporation of natural elements. Our culinary journey commenced with a selection of delectable starters meant for sharing. The Anchois de la Cantabria, accompanied by confit peppers cooked au Josper and a luscious organic egg. Additionally, the assortment of artisanal croquetas served with their accompanying sauces proved to be an exquisite treat for our taste buds. Moving on to the main course, the Plats à Partager for two was a feast of flavors that highlighted the best of the local cuisine. The Zarzuela de poissons aux gambas, bisque de homard et amandes, served w...

Alexander B. — Google Maps 3/5

For a Michelin Guide restaurant, we would expect more. Service was in a hurry, like a factory, order, your meal, no recommendations. We ordered some good wine, and a guy came with a different one because our is sold out. We got a 2013 year which should be put in a carafe for breathing, and wine opened after 1.5 hours! Food, above ordinary, delicious, with creativity and delicious sauces. We had terrific fishes/seafood and some also good starter with eggs but average rabbit (with all those bones, I had to eat with hands like a tiger). Desserts - I liked fruits aspic, but instead of sweet fondant, I’d rather have some not so sweet an atypical chocolate something.