Marta Diego & Florian van Rappard

You’ll forget all about bikes and bitterballen as soon as you cross the threshold at Akitsu, one of the best Japanese restaurants in town. They have a broad menu of yakitori, sushi, warm dishes and more, and they do just about everything very, very well (including takeaway!). Though it’s not the most comfortable seat in the house, we love booking one of the traditional low tables. Shoes off, snacks on!

Situated on the 52nd floor of Park Hyatt is the New York Bar, which has the most stunning view of Tokyo you can imagine. There's an extensive drinks menu, and they often have live jazz bands come in. You might recognise it from the film Lost in Translation!

A very popular & charming pita restaurant from the famous Israeli, chef Eyal Shani. The lamb & cauliflower are definitely our favourites!

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

Perhaps the most famous nightclub in France, Les Caves du Roy is a true institution. This groovy club has serious 70s style thanks to palm trees, disco balls and very good music.

Marcel et Cavazza just might be the finest bakery in town. You can’t go to Saint-Tropez without eating a Tropézienne -a local pasty originating from Poland of brioche and thick cream finished with chunky grains of sugar. The pastry geniuses at Marcel et Cavazza are true masters of their craft!

Discover the truly wild side of Saint-Tropez and walk around its peninsula. The coastline pathway is marked with a line of yellow paint and plenty of signs either reading 'pietons' (pedestrians) or 'Sentier du Littoral'.

Pêcheries Tropéziennes is the local daily fish market and most certainly one of our highlights in the area. Pick up fresh fish brought in each morning by local fishermen - just as the Tropéziens have done for centuries.

A significant example of Baroque Roman architecture & art featuring important breathtaking sculptural & architectural creations. Check out Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers. 

A tiny but remarkably busy bakery: swing by in the morning, at lunch time or in late afternoon for a quick bite or to shop for baked goods and pizza. The pizza margherita is superb.