Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Saint-Jean-de-Luz is a fishing town at the mouth of the Nivelle river, in southwest France’s Basque country. The Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church, where King Louis XIV married Marie-Thérèse of Spain in 1660, has a gilded baroque altarpiece and wooden galleries. The turreted Maison Louis XIV is a museum that recreates 17th-century domestic life with period furniture. It includes the King’s Chamber, where Louis XIV slept.
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Casa de Luis XIV · MAISON LOUIS XIV is a must-see residence and museum in Saint Jean de Luz. The guides are knowledgeable and provide fascinating anecdotes about the place, making it an essential visit for anyone wanting to explore the area. The house, still inhabited, offers an interesting discovery with many details provided by the available guides. Although photos inside are prohibited, the captivating visit offers insight into this historical residence.
(Translated by Google) The house is located on the square of the same name, in the historical center of the city and near the port. The beautiful and still preserved house was owned by Joannis de Lohobiague, who owned several boats. It was built in 1643, you will see two towers at the two corners, and the main stone facade is in classical style and is named Louis XIII facade. To this day, it is owned by the descendants of the shipowner, who have preserved the furnishings and furniture over time and open it most of the year for visiting - from the end of March to the beginning of November was for this year. You can visit the house yourself, or with a guide who will introduce you to the history and, as well as the setting. The ticket costs seven euros, if you are a group of 10 people or more, the price is 6 euros. Louis XIV stayed there for over a month in 1660 during his marriage to the Infanta Maria Theresa. You will touch centuries-old history if you visit the house, you will see souvenirs, objects, paintings and furniture, the large salon is impressive. It was restored in 2019. In the bedroom where Louis XIV stayed, you will see besides the richly decorated furniture and wax figures. The kitchen is also not to be underestimated, nor is the large dining room, and the second floor apartments have a beautiful view of the harbor and the boats moored in the water. The house has a website with announced times of guided tours, you can also buy tickets on the spot.
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На едноименния площад се намира къщата, в историческия център на града и близо до пристанището. Красивата и съхранена и до днес къща е била собственост на Joannis de Lohobiague, притежаващ няколко лодки. Построена е през 1643 г., ще видите две кули в двата ъгъла, а основната каменна фасада е в класически стил и носи името фасада на Луи ХIII. И до днес тя е собственост на потомците на корабособственика, които са съхранили обзавеждането и мебелите във времето и я отварят през по-голямата част от годината за посещение - от края на март до началото на ноември беше за тази година. Може да посетите сами къщата, може и с гид, който ще ви запознае с историята и, както и с обстановката. Седем евро струва билетът, ако сте група от 10 души или повече, цената е 6 евро. Луи XIV пребивава там повече от месец, през 1660 г., по време на брака си с инфантата Мария-Тереза. Ще се докоснете до многовековна история, ако посетите къщата, ще видите сувенири, предмети, картини и мебели, големия салон е впечатляващ. Реставриран е през 2019 г. В спалнята, където е пребивавал Луи XIV ще видите освен богато декорираните мебели и восъчни фигури. Кухнята също не е за подценяване, както и голямата трапезария, а от апартаментите на втория етаж се открива красива гледка към пристанището и накацалите във водата лодки. Къщата има сайт с обявени часове на обиколките с гид, може и на място да купите билети.
Севдалина Д — Google review
(Translated by Google) A beautiful historic house from the 17th century. For his marriage to Infanta Maria Theresa of Austria, the king slept here for 40 nights from May 8, 1660 to June 9, 1660, the date of his marriage. The king slept in this house because it was, at the time, the most beautiful and largest residence in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. A private tour is recommended if you are passing through Saint-Jean-de-Luz. The guide will give you details on the history of this house, it's worth it.
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Très belle maison historique du XVII ème siècle. Pour son mariage avec l’infante Marie-Thérèse d’Autriche le roi y a dormi 40 nuits du 8 mai 1660 au 9 juin 1660 date de son mariage. Le roi a dormi dans cette maison car c’était à l’époque la demeure la plus belle et la plus grande de Saint-Jean-de-Luz. À visiter en visite privée si vous passez à Saint-Jean-de-Luz. La guide vous apportera des précisions sur l’histoire de cette maison ça vaut le coup.
(Translated by Google) €7 admission for a 10-minute tour, during which we only see a few rooms that we're not even allowed to photograph under the bogus pretext that it's private property. It's the ultimate tourist trap!! (Especially since other Google reviews include photos 🙄)
The furniture and decorative items/dishes are interesting to see. The rest is a load of rubbish.
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7€ l'entrée pour une visite qui dure 10 mn pendant lesquelles nous découvrons juste quelques piéces que nous n'avons même pas le droit de photographier sous le prétexte bidon que c'est une propriété privée, c'est le piège à touristes par excellence !! (D'autant que d'autres avis Google comprennent des photos 🙄)
Les meubles et les éléments de déco/vaisselle sont intéressants à voir. Le reste est une couillonnade.
(Translated by Google) €8 is extremely expensive for a place that can be visited in 10 minutes. Especially since there are only four rooms to visit, there are personal photos decorating the period furniture (so yes, it's a private and still inhabited place, but it clashes with the Louis XIV atmosphere), and one of the people we could contact for more information wasn't the most diplomatic or friendly.
Our curiosity failed us this time. This place isn't worth it.
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8€ c'est extrêmement cher pour un lieu qui se visite en 10 min. D'autant plus qu'il n'y a que 4 pièces à visiter, qu'il y a des photos personnelles qui viennent decorer les meubles d'époque (alors oui c'est un lieu privé et encore habité, mais du coup ça dénote avec l'ambiance Louis XIV), et l'une des personnes à qui l'on pouvait s'adresser pour plus d'informations n'était pas des plus diplomates et cordiales.
Notre curiosité nous aura fait défaut ce coup si. Ce lieu n'en vaut pas la peine.
(Translated by Google) A very nice visit on the occasion of the Heritage Days. The place is very beautiful, very well furnished and lively because it is inhabited by its owners. During the visit, we discover somewhat by chance that the people who passionately explain and show the house are none other than the owners themselves! A big thank you to them for bringing this beautiful heritage to life!
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Une très belle visite à l'occasion des journées du patrimoine. Le lieu est très beau, très bien meublé et vivant car habité par ses propriétaires. Au fil de la visite, on découvre un peu par hasard que les personnes qui expliquent et donnent à voir avec passion sur la maison ne sont autres que les propriétaires eux-mêmes! Un grand merci à eux de faire vivre ce beau patrimoine !
(Translated by Google) Frankly, the Maison Louis XIV in Saint-Jean-de-Luz is a huge disappointment.
They sell us an important historical site, but in the end, we only see one floor with four rooms, and the tour is completed in barely 15 minutes. The entrance fee (€7):
a huge rip-off...
Plus, it's impossible to take a single photo, which somewhat dampens the desire to share or keep a souvenir.
As for the history, we only learn that Louis XIV stayed there for about forty days... and that's about it.
In short: expensive, quick, little information, no photos. In my opinion, there are much better things to see in the area for the same price, or even for free.
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Franchement, grosse déception pour la Maison Louis XIV à Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
On nous vend un lieu historique important, mais au final, on ne voit qu’un seul étage avec 4 pièces, et la visite est pliée en à peine 15 minutes. Le prix d’entrée (7 €) :
une grosse arnaque...
En plus, impossible de prendre la moindre photo, ce qui casse un peu l’envie de partager ou de garder un souvenir
Côté histoire, on apprend juste que Louis XIV y a séjourné une quarantaine de jours… et c’est à peu près tout.
En bref : cher, rapide, peu d’infos, pas de photos. À mon avis, il y a bien mieux à voir dans le coin pour le même prix, voire gratuitement.
(Translated by Google) We had the opportunity to visit the Louis XIV house during the Heritage Days. Half price, or €4, a very reasonable price (more would be too much). Since it is inhabited, only one floor can be visited. We really enjoyed this discovery and the explanations given by the current owners. It is a very beautiful residence.
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Nous avons eu l'occasion de visiter la maison Louis XIV lors des journées du patrimoine 1/2 tarif soit 4€ un prix tout à fait correct (+ serait trop). Etant habité seul un étage se visite. Nous avons beaucoup apprécié cette découverte et les explications donnés par les propriétaires actuels. C'est une très belle demeure.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful house in the Basque tradition. While many rooms are not open to the public (due to the private areas of the priority groups staying in this house), our guide, Odeïs, captivated us with her knowledge of history and her storytelling skills. A very nice visit to make.
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Une jolie maison de tradition Basque. Certes beaucoup de pièces ne sont pas visitables (dues aux parties privées des prioritaires qui logent dans cette maison) mais notre guide Odeïs a su nous captiver grâce à ses connaissances de l’histoire et ses talents de narratrice. Une très jolie visite à faire.
6 Pl. Louis XIV, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
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Ciboure, located in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department of south-western France, is a charming commune situated across the Nivelle River from Saint-Jean-de-Luz. The town boasts numerous traditional Basque-style buildings typical of Lapurdi. In the 18th century, Ciboure had a population of 15,000, similar to today's numbers when it was just a small neighborhood of the neighboring town of Urrugne.
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Pl. Louis XIV is a charming square located near Rue de la Republique and the renowned Maison Adam, established in 1660. The square offers a delightful atmosphere with its surrounding shops and cafes, making it a perfect spot to soak up the local culture and history.
Catholic church
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Sacred & Religious Sites
Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste is a historic Roman Catholic church located in the charming village of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France. Dating back to the 1400s, this church boasts an intricate altarpiece and a galleried nave. It holds great significance as the place where Louis XIV and Maria Theresa, the Infanta of Spain, were married in 1660.
What a wonderful and historic church. The cool, dark interior is dominated by vaulted ceilings and a magnificent Baroque altarpiece of carved, guilded wood that takes up the entire height of the back wall of the apse, and the two wings that flank it.
The wooden galleries - reserved for men - are typical of the Basque Country.
The building is steeped in history with Louis XIV and María Teresa, daughter of King Philip IV of Spain, being married in 1660 (while the church was still under construction).
Visiting is an absolute must if you are in the area.
SJ M — Google review
This is a MUST DO if you are here on a Sunday! Yes, it is amazing g architecture znd decore, but it is a church and to hear the organ, the singing that fills the interior and participate was wonderful experience. There was paper outline to follow, very helpful for us English speaking Protestants. We went to the 10:30AM service and were so glad we got there 20 minutes early, as there was standing room only when the church bells rang to begin.
Very beautiful place. When we have walked past there is usally no wait at all.
Stunning views and architecture. I would highly recommend popping in and viewing.
We came here on a sunny Monday and there was a few people inside but lots of space to look and explore
This is an historically important church, where Louis the 14th was married. It has a very unusual architectural feature being the wooden balconies that have been added around three of the walls. This was to house an expanding congregation that could not fit otherwise. A lovely church and Well worth the visit. Entry is free And a good place to sit for a while.
Beautiful Catholic Church in the centre of town and leading onto the square Louis IV.
The architecture and the decorations within the church were stunning with so many lovely colours and stained glass decorations.
Really worth stopping by if you are interested in the history of this town.
Beautiful church that's almost hidden away. Make a stop and enjoy its beauty. As always, be respectful and mindful of worshippers.
Was walking past and went in on impulse so glad I did. Very quiet and peaceful looks and feels old
The Church of John the Baptist (Saint- Jean-Baptiste), where June 9, 1660 Louis XIV, king of France and Navarra, (grandson of Henry IV) married Mary Theresa of Spain. This is the largest temple in the Basque part of France. It's a very exciting feeling to study history in this way
Rue Léon Gambetta, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
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Scenic Walking Areas
Port de Saint-Jean-de-Luz is a picturesque coastal town in the Basque Country of France, renowned for its charming landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and stunning beaches. The fishing port is a central attraction, where traditional boats are moored and have been used for centuries. The town's historic church is a highlight, featuring intricate wood carvings crafted by skilled artisans.
This afternoon we visited the charming fishing town Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Little; but such a wonderful busy town center!
The highlight for me was clearly a memorable church incredibly beautiful and ornate yet so basic. Built by the artisans of a simple fishing village, not the gold and opulence of famous cathedrals but instead filled with the amazing ornate wood carvings of true craftsmen. For me, their craftsmanship, passion and faith is no less impressive than the most elaborate cathedrals of Rome! So memorable!
Keith B — Google review
Visited on a rainy day the town is lovely as Is the working port to wonder round. The bay is so calm due to the sea walls (very safe for babies/ toddlers and lovely sand) however there was no swimming allowed when we visited and life guards were telling / getting swimmers out due to bacteria. Seems like they had the same problem as we have in the UK.
lovely and beautiful
depaysant
(Translated by Google) Pretty little typical port. Nice starting point to start the visit, and eat around the port.
Plus if you're lucky to find a parking space, the price of parking is super affordable.
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Joli petit port typique. Point de départ sympa pour débuter la visite, et manger aux alentours du port.
En plus si vous avez de la chance de trouver une place parking, le prix du stationnement est super abordable.
(Translated by Google) As a sailboat sailor, I found the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz welcoming and well-equipped. This corner of the Basque Country exudes maritime authenticity, with fishing boats moored along the well-maintained quays, while sailboats are anchored in the bay on moorings. The harbor entrance is clear, and the atmosphere is warm and pleasant, ideal for relaxing after a sail.
The beaches and bay offer beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean. Be careful, the anchorage is quite rolling in heavy swells, making life aboard the sailboat sometimes difficult. I enjoyed strolling along the quays, discovering the architectural details of the old buildings that line the port. The restaurants serve ultra-fresh fish and seafood, with pleasant terraces to enjoy the setting. The quays are well-appointed, perfect for a break or to observe the daily maritime activity. The port is an excellent starting point for exploring the beaches or coastal paths on foot. The sunsets are superb, with vibrant colors that beautify the bay. I recommend this port to sailors and visitors for its simple charm, despite the sometimes rough anchorage. The maritime history, the lively docks, and the warm welcome make it a must-visit place for a memorable getaway! ☺️..
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En tant que navigateur sur voilier, j’ai trouvé le port de Saint-Jean-de-Luz accueillant et bien équipé. Ce coin du Pays Basque respire l’authenticité maritime, avec ses bateaux de pêche amarrés le long des quais bien entretenus, tandis que les voiliers sont plutôt ancrés dans la baie sur des corps-morts. L’entrée du port est claire, et l’atmosphère est chaleureuse et plaisante, idéale pour se détendre après une navigation.
Les plages et la baie offrent une belle vue sur l’océan Atlantique. Attention, le mouillage est assez rouleur par forte houle, rendant la vie à bord du voilier parfois pénible. J’ai aimé flâner le long des quais, découvrant les détails architecturaux des bâtiments anciens qui bordent le port. Les restaurants servent des poissons et fruits de mer ultra-frais, avec des terrasses agréables pour profiter du cadre. Les quais sont bien aménagés, parfaits pour une pause ou pour observer l’activité maritime quotidienne. Le port est un excellent point de départ pour découvrir les plages ou sentiers côtiers à pied. Les couchers de soleil sont superbes, avec des couleurs éclatantes qui embellissent la baie. Je recommande ce port aux navigateurs et visiteurs pour son charme simple, malgré un mouillage parfois agité. L’histoire maritime, les quais animés et l’accueil chaleureux en font un lieu à visiter absolument pour une escapade mémorable ! ☺️..
(Translated by Google) Although the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz is historic and has been famous for tuna fishing for ages, it is unfortunately being used less and less by professional fishermen, and direct sales upon arrival at the port have ceased. Everything is being lost, and it's a real shame 😢
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Bien que le port de Saint-Jean-de-Luz soit historique et non moins célèbre depuis des lustres pour la pêche du thon, celui-ci se voit malheureusement de moins en moins utilisé par les professionnels de pêche, et fini la vente sur place en direct à leur arrivée dans le port. Tout se perd et c'est bien dommage😢
(Translated by Google) Magnificent little port. The color of the water, the boats, the houses around the quay give the whole thing a very pretty backdrop to photograph. The walk on the quays is very pleasant
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Magnifique petit port. La couleur de l'eau, des bateaux, des maisons autour du quai donnent à l'ensemble un très joli décor à photographier. La balade sur les quais est bien plaisante
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Pastry shop
Maison Adam is a renowned confectionery house in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, known for its exquisite macarons that even Louis XIV favored. The wooden gallery inside the nearby Jean-Baptiste church, where the king and the Infante got married, is truly impressive. Maison Adam's macarons are considered the authentic ones of Saint-Jean-de-Luz and are a must-try, along with their tempting turon.
One of the best shops to buy Gateau Basque. Nicely decorated shop, quick service, beautiful packaging!
Wide variety of the gateau Basque to choose from with very stylish packaging options.
There is no parking close to the shop.
Mirakmal N — Google review
Friendly service.
We buy 3 sorts of special cake of Basque (gateaux Basque) with taste: cream, chocolate and cherry.
My husband love it. I like it but not 100%. The edge of the cake that I don’t like it too much. A bit hard for me :)
Maybe their macaroons are better since their specialty is macaroons. Unfortunately we don’t but it.
Yes, mistakes were made… But honestly, a sweet served in a chocolate shop should be FULLY EATABLE!! I was expecting a chocolate or sugar fake egg shell… But to my surprise, the egg shell was a real one!?!? Once removed, the inside started to melt and it was so difficult to eat. The team should re-think this dessert as soon as possible!
Big disappointment, specially from the staff who didn’t warn the buyer.
Parada obligatoria.
La pastelería preferida de Louis XIV, el Rey del Sol.
Su historia:
Maison Adam
In 1660, for the wedding of Louis XIV in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, the future king’s mother and Maria Theresa of Spain succumbed to the finesse of Monsieur Adam’s macarons, sparking the renown of the confectionery house that would last for more than three centuries.
Today, Andoni and Miguel Telleria-Adam are pursuing the development of the company passed down by their father Jean-Pierre, upholding tradition while continuing to innovate in the exacting preparation of pastries, confectionery and chocolates.
This is the most beautiful shop in Saint Jean de Luz! When I entered I had a feeling like I have traveled back in time. Lot of selection for shopping, make sure you try the Basque Cake! It's outstanding!
Gorgeous macaron shop, we had the traditional style and Basque chocolate cake, absolutely divine is all I need to say 😊❤️
It’s nothing to do with a common type of macaroni we are used to all over the world. This place is a must to visit when you are in town. That’s not cheap but it worth it. Still with original recipe since 1660, when it was introduced for the first time during the wedding of Louis XIV.
This shop is amazing! We love buying their Basque Cake which comes in a beautiful box which make the perfect gift for your friends or family members.
49 Rue Léon Gambetta, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
Casino
Fun & Games
Located in a lively area facing the Casino JOA, this restaurant offers a magnificent view from La Retonde. Exiting through the terrace provides another pleasant perspective of the Bay of Saint Jean de Luz. The atmosphere is great, and the service and food are excellent. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the entire bay, especially during sunset. The staff is friendly and helpful, ensuring a wonderful experience for guests.
Cycled to this place 2.5 km
Denise N — Google review
Good location with a really beautiful view. Staff don't seem to like foreigners however, they were INCREDIBLY condescending and mostly ignored you if you weren't French. Giving 1 star since we ordered food and drinks and waited for more than 2 hours. When we asked about them they were very rude and the food arrived cold. No one ate more than half their order (we were 8) and it was not busy at all.
I can say I have an amazing time, nice staff inside, and helpful when u need some help!
Excellent moments
Best spot
Lovely food, nice sea view
It was an amazing experience... Lot of fun!!!
A great place With magnificent sunsets
7 Pl. Maurice Ravel, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
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Restaurant
French restaurant
Zoko Moko is a cozy modern dining room in Saint Jean de Luz, offering refined Basque menus and wine pairings. The restaurant has a fireplace and exposed brick, creating a warm atmosphere for guests to enjoy gourmet French cuisine. Visitors have praised the delicious food and pleasant staff, making it a must-visit during your stay in the area. The restaurant is known for its specialties of the region and has received positive feedback on its wine selection.
The menu for lunch was so good! Although it’s full house, the speed of serving is fast and good service.
Jan V — Google review
When you feel let down, it’s often a sign that your expectations were simply too high—and that’s exactly how I feel about this restaurant.
To be fair, the food was very good, and the service was pleasant. That said, we personally found the dishes a bit too salty, and the overall pacing of the meal felt quite slow. It took two full hours from the time we were seated to finish the entire course.
Interestingly, the local diners—madames and messieurs around us—seemed perfectly at ease, chatting and enjoying their time without any sign of impatience. So perhaps this relaxed tempo is just the norm here.
As travelers on a day trip to Saint-Jean-de-Luz, we would have appreciated being able to make better use of our time. But again, none of this is meant as criticism. It all comes down to the fact that we had let our expectations get a bit too high.
Amazing experience. Michelin star quality for a fantastic value. Went for lunch on a Saturday and had the entree+Plat for 23€ which was honestly the best meal I have ever had at a restaurant for this price point. 100% recommend!!!
Lunch is an excellent value for the quality of food we received. Everything was delicious. I think when going in with unrealistic expectations you could be disappointed the ambiance and service but for the dessert alone lunch was worth it but the fish was delicious and so was our starter.
I recently had lunch at this restaurant, and it was not a good experience. The food and service were both very disappointing, especially for a "tasting menu".
The problems started early. We were given a very small amount of wine, and the bread came with no butter or oil. Olives were served, but then, without asking, they were taken away before we even got to finish them.
The food itself was not good. The starter tasted like mushy cookies, which was strange and not tasty. The fish was bland, and the vegetables that came with it were not seasoned or prepared well. The duck dish was also poor. The duck had no seasoning, the cube of rice was dry and had no salt, and the acidic vegetables on the side didn’t match the rest of the dish. There was also a random piece of fried cheese on the plate that didn’t make sense. There was no sauce to bring the dish together, making everything feel like a mix of random ingredients.
The service was another big issue. The waiter wore low-rise jeans with the bottom buttons of his shirt open, and we could clearly see his 'healthy stomach' - this is not something I want to see, especially not while eating. The waitress explained the dishes very quickly in French, which makes sense because it is a restaurant in France. But I heard her speaking English to other customers, and she knew I didn’t speak French, so I don’t understand why she didn’t bother explaining the dishes in English to us. She was in such a hurry that she didn’t give us a chance to ask any questions. Also, not once did anyone ask if I wanted more wine or if they could take my empty glass away.
Dessert was the final letdown. It was just chocolate on top of more chocolate, and it was far too sweet with no balance in flavour. It just made me nauseous. The lunch took two hours for just four courses, which would be fine if the food and service were great, but they weren’t.
Overall, this "tasting menu" was a total waste of money. The food was badly made, and the service was poor. I would rather burn my money, than eat here again.
Great food, wine and very friendly service team, also allowed us to bring our dog - merci! Highly recommend.
Wonderful New Year’s Eve dinner!
Highly recommend! High quality and just delightful food, with fresh seasonal ingredients and beautifully presented. We tried the lunch set for €21 and loved absolutely everything but especially the seafood dishes. Def a must on the list when visiting Saint Jean de Luz!
6 Rue Mazarin, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
Charcuterie
Gourmet grocery store
Boutique Pierre Oteiza in Saint-Jean-de-Luz is a must-visit for those looking to savor and purchase an array of local delicacies. From saucissons and chorizo to pate, foie gras, ducks (confit and cassoulet), fromage, wine, and beverages, this shop offers a wide selection of Basque specialties. Visitors praise the helpful staff who are knowledgeable about the products and provide excellent recommendations.
good artisanal local products
B H — Google review
(Translated by Google) I've been going there since I was little... and it's never changed!
The best charcuterie I've ever tasted! 😍
(Original)
Depuis tout petite j’y vais .. et ça n’a jamais changé !
La meilleure charcuterie que j’ai goûté dans ma vie ! 😍
(Translated by Google) Surprised by the very affordable price of these excellent quality products, several of which have won awards. We bought two large Jesuses. Warm welcome, very friendly and smiling saleswoman.
(Original)
Surprise par le prix tout à fait abordable de ces produits d'excellente qualité dont plusieurs ont été primés. Nous avons acheté 2 gros Jésus. Accueil chaleureux, vendeuse très sympatique et souriante.
(Translated by Google) Very good places for good products from the South West: foie gras, jesus, sheep's cheese, apple wine
Welcome more or less pleasant depending on the person present
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Très bonnes adresses pour de bons produits du Sud Ouest : foie gras, jesus, fromage de brebis, vin de pommes
Accueil plus ou moins agréable selon la personne présente
(Translated by Google) A highly recommended shop for authentic Basque products and specialties, specifically from the Aldudes Valley. From the artisan farmer to the consumer. Even excellent for a homemade sandwich!
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Boutique à recommander pour de vrais produits et de vraies spécialités basques, de la vallée des Aldudes plus précisément. De l'éleveur artisan au consommateur. Excellent même pour un sandwich fait maison !
(Translated by Google) Lovely store in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, very welcoming. Young, very professional waitress. I recommend it.
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Joli magasin à Saint Jean de Luz, très bon accueil. Jeune serveuse très professionnelle. Je recommande.
(Translated by Google) Long-time customer of Maison Oteiza, excellent quality products.
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Client de la Maison Oteiza depuis longtemps, produits d'excellente qualité.
(Translated by Google) Very nice shop with exceptional products.....
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Très belle boutique avec des produits d'exception .....
10 Rue de la République, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
affordable
Italian restaurant
Pizza restaurant
Nestled in the charming town of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Bellini is a must-visit Italian restaurant that captures the essence of authentic cuisine. With its inviting ambiance featuring stone accents, this eatery offers an enticing selection of wood-fired pizzas and customizable pasta-and-sauce combinations. Diners rave about the generous toppings on their pizzas and classic dishes from Italy's culinary repertoire.
Had a great experience at Bellini! We managed to secure a reservation which is a must if you want to go with the server using her translator to understand my husband trying to get a reservation for us! Had the buratta entree that was incredible! We wished we had ordered one each it was that good!! Our plats were Allé Vongole and the Regina pizza ! They were both delicious! Tiramisu and espresso for dessert! If we are ever back in St Jean de Luz we will be back! The staff were very friendly and smiled the whole time! They appreciated our greetings and attempt to order in French! A lovely spot! It was absolutely packed! Don’t forget to make a reservation!
Heather M — Google review
Very charming Italian restaurant. They have a wood burning stove so the pizzas are very authentic. I had the mortadella pesto pizza and it was absolutely amazing. The base is really light so you don’t feel bloated afterwards. The tiramisu is to die for!! Would definitely go back!
The food was good especially the asparagus risotto, but the pizza could have been more flavorful. The service was a bit slow, but overall a good place.
You all need to try their Tiramisu, it is absolutely amazing!!(a bit different to German Tiramisu style)
I had the clam linguine, very yummy, just few clams got little bit sandy, which is quite normal XD) but I am giving 5 stars just because of the prices, environment, staffs, also my husband had a pizza, the pizza crust got a bit cheese inside!!!!! So nice!
The woman staff was so friendly even she couldn’t speak much English.
And yes they don’t have a English menu.
Great pizzeria. Make sure to make a reservation ahead
Very good restaurant with fresh products. We had a great meal, ambiance top, service quick and friendly! We will go back soon I hope. Merci pour tout l'équipe ☆☆☆☆☆
Best pizzas we've had in France by a long shot, pastawas also out of this world.
Shared the antipasti board to start because we we're so hungry, did not disappoint.
Nice touch with the little Italian biscotti with the coffee.
The best pizza in Saint Jean de Luz
31 Rue Martin de Sopite, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France•
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Explore nearby places
- Ciboure
- Urrugne
- Bidart
- Hendaye
- Sare
- Hondarribia
- Biarritz
- Zugarramurdi
- Espelette
- Bayonne
- Cambo les Bains
- Donostia - San Sebastian
- Bidarray
- Labenne
- Saint-Martin-d'Arberoue
- Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port
- Zarautz
- Getaria
- Zumaia
- Orreaga-Roncesvalles
- Moliets et Maa
- Dax
- Leon
- Pamplona
- Sainte-Engrace
- Gernika-Lumo
- Bermeo
- Oloron-Sainte-Marie
- Olite
- Vitoria-Gasteiz
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