The best restaurants Languedoc Roussillon

Named after the name of a famous beer, a small corner of Belgium not far from the Arc de Triomphe. In this restaurant, it is Brigitte, the Brussels, which is in the kitchen and with typical dishes of his country: mussels-fries, Flemish carbonades, waterzooï (a fish dish), rabbit liégeois with prunes… Her husband, Jean Paul, is a friendly rider and manages the service. It's been 17 years long! The hotel has recently been renovated and now has a grocery area, where lunch can be taken at noon. At a table, you can eat a-kilo mussels with crunchy chips. Other dishes include a secret ingredient: beer. It is found in their good Flemish carbonade - pieces of beef fondants in sauce. The boss is keyboard about beer, and you may tell where the so peculiar shape of the glass of Kwak… For dessert, a Brussels waffle seems to be everything!

This tiny Japanese fast-food is hidden in a Escutcheon, between Saint-Guilhem street and the Castellanes halles. For 7 euros, you enjoy Japanese specialities - but beware, no sushi here! Octopus au, fried boulettes, to dip in a sauce, are tasted. If you don't know your dexterity, beware of stains! We advise you to choose a bento, a meal tray packed with amazing Japanese dishes. The cook is seen as he prepares them on his cooking plates, at the customer's sight. If there is a free stool, you can eat on-site, but the shop is very tight, we prefer to take away. Côté drinks, explore the bubble tea, Japanese lemonade Ramune or Calpis Water. A good address for a lunch on the city in the city, secluded and cheap. If you ask, there is a delivery service in the evening.

Next to the arena, this new restaurant, run by Fifi and Fafa offers a market cuisine. The flagship dish is the Camargue's bull prime rib. You will eat in a small room or on the terrace in a wooded decoration and favouring noble materials. There are also fish and grilled cuttlefish à la plancha on the slate menu.

Far from being the most famous of all, Petit Montmartre always however is one of the better restaurants in town. It is, moreover, of the addresses "gay friendly" of Béziers. In the kitchen, chef runs from a classical base and leaves free rein to his inspiration and his creativity. The result, is more appealing. Tuck into small masterpieces of flavours such as these small accras shrimps and rougaï, this egg casserole with foie gras and duck, this verrine any salmon and espuma of wasabi; this steak and its ingot of potato and morel sauce, this tagine cheek of monkfish with candied lemons or even this supreme of guinea fowl with the sauce maroilles; all in a dish nicely setup and a perfect cooking. The dessert will come to the right moment called to end this symphony of flavours, a tart with lime and meringue and removed from the hotel or a pasta to paste house and its stems of lost brioche. While talking about masterpieces, let us talk about art: the wink to the Parisian district of Montmartre comes from what the restaurant provides of the ogee mouldings for eager to artists exhibit their works in this beautiful place.

Petit Futé will remember the practical side of this chain. The service is fast, you can order via the website with a very easy navigation even for the less computer literate. A varied menu, the gastronomic recipes of the two-star Parisian chef Kei Kobayashi's , lunch-boxes, maki, tartares, chrashi and other sashimi. The home deliveries are also very fast. The sushis are made every day by small hands. Basic, practical…

Julien is the conductor of this resolutely well integrated and recognized establishment in Nîmes. Here, the shades of grey blend harmoniously with the lighting, and add to this place the touch of modernism that corresponds in every way to the cuisine concocted by the chef. Julien, former kitchen assistant of the Arpège, masters cooking perfectly and knows how to add the inventive touches that enhance dishes. Add a wine list of more than 70 regional references. A stone's throw from the Maison Carrée, this is a gastronomic stopover not to be missed

Carlos Gardel and Maradona dominate the wall, the national flag, the Latin music, the decor is planted: La Pampa is the Embassy of Argentina in Nîmes. A small restaurant, which is located in the beginning of 2000 in a rue de Nîmes, where the world tables hold the top of the pavement. The cook will vary the offers around the specialities of his country, long influenced by successive European immigration, especially Italian. Morcillas and faïnas (chick patties) are topped with generous beef pieces, the soup in the quinoa is beside a spicy sausage. The very popular empanadas are small, salted slippers filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, etc. There are plenty of possibilities. In the room, Romi informs customers about menus or wines, which are also American. The Malbec dominates and allows you to taste this French grape for a long time under-exploited in our region. But before, ask a maté to discover the typical drink of Argentina. A dépaysante address where the reception is nice.

With its 100 seats in the dining room and 40 on the terrace, the restaurant does not want to confine itself to feeding the clientele of the adjoining Marriott hotel. Luminous, the atmosphere is refined and cozy there, the service is very courteous. The space is well ventilated and some olive trees rise inside around the tables. The chef revisits the Mediterranean cuisine and if there are not many suggestions, quality meets expectations. Salmon gravlax or salad as a starter, for the next, duck breast, butternut and golden squash caramelized for even more delicacy. Good point, bread is cooked on the spot and will come to you hot. Fresh products and work in the kitchen skilfully mastered.

Near the Semaphore and the Prolé, this Indian restaurant is the perfect relaxing place, the little Zen space where dinner after a film or concert. Here after 22 p. m., you are still receiving a smile and without pressing. Typical dishes from Northern India such as biryani (chicken, fish, shrimp, lamb or vegetables…) are cooked with rice in sauce sauce. To savour its finesse, taste basmati rice nature, just sauté oil and cardamom. All vegetarian dishes, the soup of lentils (dhal), potato curry, green beans, spinach (aloo palaak) are associated with the famous Nan, the white flour that the French appreciate to the cheese. The nan with vegetables is more subtle in the mouth. The waitress in shimmering sari, her magnetic smile, Indian classical music offers an authentic change. At the walls, a permanent exhibition of the travel images of a young Nîmois in the 60 s and memories of a mythical India that the Ganesh, in all simplicity, did not betray. Le Petit Ganesh, rue Off is a snack of Indian specialities, held by the son of the house.

Upon opening in 1964, this restaurant is called Le Carlino, the name of its first owner. Since then, his successors have kept the name and the formula: a service of pizza and Italian cuisine. In a large rectangular room, with exposed stones at the walls, bright green woodwork and white beams, tables are adjustable, allowing group meals or intimes. In the other adjoining room, the pizzaïolo is active in the face of its wood oven, the essential accessory for successful pizzas. After enjoying regional salads, plats ravioli dishes, beef lasagna, gnocchis or soup with tomato sauce, basil, you can choose a pizza directly. For example, Vesuvio (mozarella, ham, peppers and aubergines) or Calabrian (beef, tomato, mozarella, cumin). Fine pasta, homemade sauces, spices on fresh ingredients (around 10 €). Very good chocolate foam, also home.

It is 5 minutes from Montpellier, in the small town of Mauguio, that Le Beyrouth restaurant awaits you. As its name suggests, this establishment serves the best of Lebanese cuisine. Delicately scented, deliciously seasoned and generous, the chef's dishes are true marvels. Hot or cold, mezzés will satisfy both amateurs and connoisseurs. The chef himself chooses fresh and seasonal ingredients to compose his dishes. In one part of the room, you will find a buffet on which you can use hummus, vine leaves, Lebanese tabbouleh, falafel, fattouche and eggplant caviar at will. Far from being an indigestion, the prices are very low, a wonderful surprise when you consider that most of these establishments can hurt your wallet

Small restaurant open only in the evening on a street that does not pay a mine when you go. Yet the moment of a glance, torn by hunger, came to an end: There is a small window, which is not known to be a restaurant or shop. At the outset, the décor is uncommon and excite curiosity. A little narrow, then the dining room. The choice is limited and we are far from the spacious terraces open on the beach, but the kitchen and reception are of quality. A perfect moment to enjoy the calm of the small municipality of Saint-Laurent-d'Aigouze.

We now suggest you get away from the crowd of the port and the many scams that are going on in this part of town to discover the Blue Barque. Unlike its neighbours, this restaurant does not have an unobstructed view of the sea, the focus is more on an impressive sand dune. Far from damaging this delicious address, it forces him to defend himself and offer quality cuisine at low prices. The atmosphere is respectful and non-emerging, a pleasure when you are on holiday and want to take the time to relax. On the programme: Mediterranean artichoke salad, various mussels and gourmet desserts. Like many of its neighbours, the address offers an all-you-can-eat mussel-fry formula. The shells are far from being bland and we enjoy eating again and again.

Youth Coup for this establishment by Ghislaine and Marc. A volcanic stone room and a lovely terrace on the Rue de l'Amour give the place a beautiful stamp. Here they are homemade pasta and pizza, as well as superb meal salads, steaks, magret, salmon to in, mullet nets to saffron, wild roasted gambas and flambées to whisky or pastis. Here the kitchen is simple and traditional at very reasonable prices. A good address!

Only minutes away from Montpellier, the Auberge du Parc is located in the heart of a typically Mediterranean forest that mixes local trees such as pine and oak. The hotel welcomes guests in a building with original architecture, largely open on a garden and tennis courts. In a bright and semi-circular dining room, you taste a cuisine that is clearly inspired by the land. An eclectic and regularly renewed map allows you to choose from tasty and colorful dishes: hot cableway salad with smoked bacon and mini leeks ravigot sauce; square lamb of roast lamb with truffles; bar smoked home and marinated in Provençal and biscuit with hazelnuts and two foam with raspberry coulis in dessert.