La Réserve à la Plage

Restaurant · Ramatuelle

La Réserve à la Plage

Restaurant · Ramatuelle

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Chem. de l'EPI, 83350 Ramatuelle, France

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Mediterranean fare on sand with tables & lounge chairs  

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Chem. de l'EPI, 83350 Ramatuelle, France Get directions

lareserve-plage.com
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€100+

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Chem. de l'EPI, 83350 Ramatuelle, France Get directions

+33 7 85 14 72 90
lareserve-plage.com
@lareserve_plage

€100+

Reserve

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@michelinguide

"The Pampelonne beach version of the Réserve Ramatuelle casts its magical seaside spell in a smart, casual interior signed by Philippe Starck. Normandy-born chef Nicolas Cantrel has bewitched the clientele with his Riviera-inspired cuisine, which features carefully sourced meat, the local catch of the day and an array of top-notch produce." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/provence-alpes-cote-dazur/ramatuelle/restaurant/la-reserve-a-la-plage
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La Réserve Ramatuelle

"Despite its proximity to the rocking scene in St-Tropez, six miles away, this discreet little oasis feels a world away from the high-octane glitz. Its 23 spacious rooms and suites, all with terraces or private gardens, have spectacular sea views and are nestled into a ridge overlooking a secluded cove near the medieval hilltop village of Ramatuelle. The hotel uses floor-to-ceiling windows and open balconies to capitalize on the region’s famed light, and underwent a gradual refurbishment with help from interior designer Jacques Garcia that was completed in early 2024. With natural stone in ocher and white and touches of unfinished wood, the undulating, interlocking structures create a modernist effect—a welcome change from the more classic and frumpy properties of the Côte d’Azur. And despite their simplicity, rooms are extremely comfortable, with plump white sofas positioned to let you gaze at the view. The sundeck hugs a 100-foot-long swimming pool, and there’s an indoor option in the spa for the cooler months. With understated but warm service and arguably the area’s best spa, La Réserve deserves an almost perfect score."

https://www.cntraveler.com/hotels/france/ramatuelle/la-reserve-ramatuelle
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Where to Find Europe's Hottest New Beach Clubs

"But the most anticipated opening is on St.-Tropez’s Ramatuelle Beach, where Bardot spent the ’50s. This May, sizzling hotel heavyweight La Réserve Ramatuelle will launch its à La Plage with 75 sun loungers in a Philippe Starck–designed space that blends natural materials such as rattan with Starck’s trademark bright colors. Reason enough to stay on the beach until way after sundown."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/where-to-find-europes-hottest-new-beach-clubs
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Helen

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Very bad service👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 We booked a table at 12:30pm for lunch for 8 people. We ordered lots of food and it was good but expensive. So everything was going pretty well until we were done eating halfway and relaxed a little bit looking at the view. Then waiters suddenly took our plates food without asking if we were done around 1:35pm. I tried to stop them. However, they started rushing us and said they had second round and told us to leave at 2:15pm. I understand they have a second round but they should inform us when we did the booking or when we arrived the restaurant or ordering the food. So we couldn’t finish our food and had to pack.

Adelina

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The beach is absolutely amazing. The staff are outstanding. I’ve honestly never experienced service this good. Every little detail is taken care of, and you really feel like you’re getting the full princess treatment. They constantly check in to make sure everything is perfect, and they truly do everything for you. The setting itself is stunning: calm, no annoying music, super clean, and with top-notch facilities. Everything was just flawless a truly unforgettable experience

salman

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La Réserve à la Plage is without a doubt the best beach club I’ve ever been to — it was truly exceptional in every way. The beach itself is stunning, with soft, golden sand that feels luxurious and gentle underfoot (no pebbles at all!). The sunbeds were very comfortable, and the view of the crystal-clear blue sea was just breathtaking. It felt calm, exclusive, and beautifully serene — exactly what you’d hope for in St. Tropez. We had the 3:00 PM lunch seating and ordered the guacamole, feta watermelon salad, artichoke, and a pasta — and every single dish was absolutely delicious. The vibe was elegant and tranquil, with a great DJ playing music that set the tone perfectly — present but never overpowering. It was such a relaxing experience. Booking the sunbeds needs to be done in advance by phone, which is pretty standard for St. Tropez beach clubs, and the price was around €85 per bed. In total, we spent about €400 for three people including lunch and sunbeds — not cheap, but definitely worth it for the quality and overall experience. If I had one small critique, it would be the changing facilities — I expected something a bit more luxurious (maybe private showers), but there was only one open shower, one changing room, and two toilets. That said, a surprising plus was that the toilets had a shatafa/bidet hose, which was a nice and rare touch in beach clubs. The service was excellent, the staff were warm and attentive, and the Loro Piana-inspired Mediterranean color palette really elevated the aesthetic — everything just felt so thoughtfully designed and high-end. On a sunny day, it was nothing short of perfect. I would absolutely come back next time I’m in St. Tropez — 100% recommend!

M Subz

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We visited the restaurant yesterday. Honestly, it all got off to a bit of a rocky start. The two young ladies at the reception desk were not the most amenable when it came to requesting a table. They just said that second service would be at 3.30pm and it was only 1.45pm. I did however request to use the bathroom and they were happy for me to do so especially as presently I have difficulty walking unaided. On leaving the restaurant I bumped into who I presume is one of the senior managers at the restaurant, Charlotte, and she was amazing. She clearly explained that they were presently open for lunch and not just drinks which was perfect for us as were planning to get a bite to eat as well. From there on in, our experience was excellent. We ordered the Basi Spritz and a detox juice. The Spritz was on the sweet side but packed a punch. I had to add quite a lot of water to dilute the alcohol and sweetness but probably better that than a weak tasting insipid cocktail. The detox juice was presented very well in a mini patron bottle and was full of goodness especially beetroot. The Niçoise salad was fresh and I think the tuna was confited which made it succulent in and preserved the richness of the flavour. The vegetables and tomatoes were equally fresh and full of flavour. This was accompanied by the halloumi served on a bed of hummus. The halloumi pieces were of a decent thickness and grilled to ensure that they did not go rubbery and turn into squeaky cheese which is so off putting. Being on holiday, this all had to be accompanied by shoestring truffle fries! - a prerequisite of all vacations! It was a very quick meal as we had to get to our destination but we really enjoyed our time at La Reserve. It could have been such a different experience had I not bumped into Charlotte so I guess this review is totally down to her - bravo!!

Nina Fard

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Didn't eat here as we had lunch reservations at Nikki Beach, so no comments on the food. I felt like we were originally told there were no beach beds available because we had a kid with us. The only reason we were eventually offered a bed was because my friend and the manager had mutual friends. That's unacceptable. The place is beautiful, no doubt about it, but the initial interaction was a turn-off. The atmosphere is kinda boring compared to the other clubs around. I think I'll pass for next time.

Evan

Google
Pushy service at the restaurant. We were still eating some bread with butter and the waiter removed the plate I was eating from. Food was ok, a bit mediocre for the price point. The service at the beach was better. Comfortable beach chairs and towels. Music at the club was nice, however, the music from Verde beach (by far the tackiest place we went in Ramatuelle) next door is so loud that it overrules the vibe at La reserve a la plage. All in all I was not wowed.

Adrian Rieck

Google
Beautiful restaurant location by the beach with great meals and attentive service. The artichoke appetizer is really nice.

Lulu AlAjeel

Google
What a day at a nice relaxing beach! The staff was great. We parked at the main parking lot, a 5 minute walk away, but what’s nice is that they have a buggy that can take you from the parking lot to the beach, very convenient and considerate. The beds are super comfy and beach service was quick. At lunch, same thing! We had the paella, so yummy. Artichoke as a starter was also great with three different dips. It was refreshing to be somewhere more relaxing rather than a loud place.