The best bars and cafés Golfe de Saint-Tropez

The club Jean Roch, the first in a long list, is one of the high places of the nights tropéziennes, where you can eat with the sound of a disk jockey, then dance on a music "house" until dawn, mixed by famous DJS, accompanied by star of international renown.

Sénéquier, the Tropezian institution since 1887, dressed today in red and white, is a pastry shop, Place aux Herbes since 1887, with pastries, chocolates, jams, calissons, candied fruits, marrons glacés and the famous nougat, then a cafe on the harbor since 1930 and restaurant now. It is also the café made famous by Brigitte Bardot during the filming of Et Dieu créa la femme and it still remains the best observation post to see the whole of Saint-Tropez strolling around, sitting in front of the imposing yachts.

The atmosphere follows one another throughout the day in this lounge bar restaurant with live singers, musicians, dancers, DJ and modern cabaret every night. The restaurant, with its white marble terrace and comfortable armchairs, offers a chic, Franco-Asian bistro menu with pasta, Thai chicken nems, seafood and a wide range of sushi, sashimi, nigiri and California rolls. The place also serves as a gallery for the permanent exhibition of contemporary art and photographs by the Tropezian Philippe Shangti.

A stone's throw from the port, this wine bar comes alive in the evening, with locals and tourists mingling on the large terrace over a glass of wine and thoughtful nibbles. Friendly and very cheerful atmosphere on weekends and almost every evening in season. On the tapas side, a plate of marinated peppers and anchovies, tuna tataki and wasabi mayonnaise or goat cheese carpaccio with truffles. Poîlane bread sandwiches with poutargue, reblochon and chorizo or morbier and walnut. Gourmet as you wish, we will of course advise you which wine to match.