Saint-Tropez
in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

This sophisticated restaurant is one of the best and chicest in the country, where the emphasis lies on premium cuts of meat. Not in a beefy mood? They have a great selection of light dishes like ceviche and carpaccio1

This iconic seaside spot is the ideal place to savour in sunny Mediterranean cuisine, while enjoying the restaurant's nomadic spirit. It is truly unmissable if you're looking for the ideal day lounging in the sun!

With pillows-a-plenty, swimming and sailing, Kon Tiki checks about every box. The family-friendly villages and the concierge are actually something to write home about. 

When we're in the mood for excellent food and a beautiful, romantic setting, we always book a table at La Ferme Ladoucer. There's nothing more charming than a candlelit garden amongst the vineyards.

Locals flock to La Plage des Salins, as it's charming, sure, but very, very chill. Order Sardines Grilles or the Salade Niçoise.

We love this charming French restaurant that is nestled in the dreamiest spot amidst the vineyards. La Verdoyante has the most stunning views of the ocean and Saint-Tropez's rolling hills.

Le Café is a contemporary brasserie by day come piano-bar by night. Rustling up all of the Provençal traditions (from stuffed Niçois, to oven-baked mussels) pop by Le Café for a glorious feast, and an evening of live music. 

Le Patio at Hôtel Le Yaca is a fantastic Italian restaurant that has a seriously romantic atmosphere. Ask for a table in the beautiful, flower-filled courtyard next to the swimming pool.

Tuck into excellent hotpot on the spectacular terrace of Le Tigrr and enjoy striking views of the bay. Located in the trendy Hotel Ermitage perched on a hill above town, it's perfect place to go with friends before a night on the town.

Banh Hoï is a charming Thai-Vietnamese restaurant tucked away on a tiny, charming street. It's the perfect place for a romantic intimate dinner. Ask for a table outside on sweet little cobbled street.

We shouldn't expect anything less from Jacquemus: the interior design at La Renaissance is flawless and the food outstanding. So tuck in to your carpaccio, or le citron givré in style. 

Scenically situated on a cove under the Citadel is the gorgeous fish restaurant Les Graniers. It really is the ideal place to enjoy simple Mediterranean dishes while enjoying the sea and greenery surrounding the stunning restaurant.

World-renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa has opened his doors in the enchanting 15th-century Château de la Messardière, where people can enjoy his legendary Japanese cuisine. The omakase is honestly beyond anything we've ever experienced!

This Moroccan riad-like restaurant hidden behind a big wooden door, and it reopened its doors after two years of absence. It is found in the former famous Villa Romana, and is already one of the most popular places in town. We recommend  ordering the couscous royale!