Le Coup de Fourchette

Amazing food! Especially today’s specially mushroom. Two different local people we met recommended us this place, and it’s definitely worth the price.

This is a little gem hidden inside Theoule (which is itself a little hidden gem). The food was very tasty, the service nice and (generally) prompt, and the atmosphere worthy of high end restaurants. The “blackboard menus” were a nice touch, although I had difficulties reading the letters as I’m not 100% fluent in French (the natives would probably “guess” them). Getting the check was a bit longer than we’re used to, but they were very busy and they took us in without reservation, so I’ll maintain the highest rating. The jazzy remixes were also a nice touch, although I personally thought the beat was a bit too strong (for my taste, not my ears - it was just the right amount of quiet).

We were so happy to find this little restaurant on our short trip. Family run, very friendly. We came without reservation and they were busy on the Easter Sunday evening. The owner invited us in with great hospitality. Then, about the food, they were all delicious! We had mussel soup, cauliflower humus as appetizers and two fish as main. All cooked with seasonal good quality produce, perfect seasoning. The “lost bread” French toast as desert, gave a perfect note ending the meal. Thank you for this perfect special treat! On a side note: no sea view for this restaurant. You pay for the high quality food. Anyone who wants a cheap casual meal by the sea, this won’t be the place for you.

My favourite local restaurant...family style ..the photos speak for themselves...delicious food .

One of the best meals I’ve ever had in France, including much more expensive restaurants in Paris. The space is very small with most seating outside and only a short walk from Chateau de Theoule. The menus are brought to the table written in chalk on black slate. I had a lovely mussel soup with a cooked puff pastry on top (think Dum Biriyani style but soup), and zucchini flowers stuffed with minced fish and serve with wilted spinach and tomato’s and a very light cream sauce. The meal with three glasses of house rose’ was €65. The staff was very friendly and while I don’t know for sure, it gave off a family-owned, neighborhood restaurant vibe. Definitely recommend…

Allways a great pleasure to dine at Angell and the "sisters". Now in their new restaurant enjoying the October menu, lovely plates, high on flavours and matching wines. Great personal service with a smile.. Big thanks of the Dutchies on the hill.

We were excited to try this restaurant now it had moved to bigger premises However, we were very disappointed The starters were excellent but our main course of pork and « frites maison » was not good. The pork was dry and the « frites » were potato wedges and not crisp. The waitress took away our practically untouched plates of food without even asking why we hadn’t eaten it . Clearly, she should have asked why we didn’t like it and have offered us something else She did not care at all. We will not be going back

Great experience, quality, innovation and service ,both fish and meat options , all sensibly priced and well presented

Very typical restaurant located in a small street of Theoule sur Mer. Most of the clientele is local, like me :-). Nothing fancy over there but good food and happiness. The owners are from Spain, and though only two waitresses were on shift, they handled all the customers pretty well. We went with my family party of 7 and tried pretty much everything on the menu, from the Thai salad to the Snails, from the steak tartare to the marmite du pecheur, only for desert we all chose the fondant au chocolat. The food is good, the service is fast. I do not give 5 stars because I thought the dishes a la carte were a bit expensive.

the best restaurant in town. Nothing fancy but good solid food, everything is well done and delicious.

We had a very good meal but were charged 3x by the restaurant. I can't be 100% sure this was deliberate but it certainly seemed extremely suspicious. We were told the first card did not work, nor the 2nd card, were never given any declined receipts (highly unusual), and were asked to pay cash. I refused and insisted that she check the machine that she claimed was working fine and turn around the receipt paper so that the machine could print on it. On the 3rd attempt, with paper that could actually be printed on, of course it worked fine. I have had to come home from holiday and take this up with my credit card company as I have bills for the same meal all over the place. Many tourists would not notice, especially if they'd ended up paying cash on top of it all. Be careful with payment although the food was excellent; the goats cheese salad amongst the best I've had and the moelleux au chocolat excellent. It's clear they have a strong local clientele, the place appeared full of regulars and it was very full. But I also suspect if you are a tourist they do funny things with your cards, the woman who didn't appear to know how to work the equipment was the proprietor not a 17 year old dizzy waitress.