Bormes-les-Mimosas
Chez Sylvia

Chez Sylvia

Av Lou Mistraou, Bormes-Les-Mimosas, France, 83230, Bormes-les-Mimosas

Italien • Européen • Asiatique • Fruit De Mer


"It's a brilliant but convincing experience that makes me shout this contribution. at sylvia is a spcialis restaurant in Sicilian cuisine, offering a fairly limited menu for a tablization of this type. Indeed, the list of pizzas is far from plthoric since it contains only ten. It's fast the fancy recipes. with a special feature: the possibility to choose the size of its pizza (small, medium and large). I think a normal appt will be content with a medium-sized pizza. I think the big one can share. some large pizzas can be very chres all of mm, up to 26,50 euros. those of medium size range between 17,50 euros and 19,50 euros. It is not donn, but nothing rdhibitory in view of the quality of the products.A ct pizzas are spcialits like the ptes garlic, arrabbiata, to the palourdes. the famous veal scalopes, the Sicilian skewer, gambas, antipasti, peppers the olive oil,. all prsent in Italian and French. Many dishes exceed 20 euros. The service is agrarian and fast. Pizzas are prepared in wood oven and it is possible to see pizzaiolo work. in the swan room so a good smell of cooked pie, flattering taste buds. Like my habit, I wanted to have lunch while drinking green th. Unfortunately, there wasn't. I find this a shame because, as a result, I've been happy with carafe water. That said, I'd rather not have green th than a th lipton or twinings. I thought I understood that there was no green th. We have no order and the dishes come within ten minutes after. my pizza primavera (tomates, rag, pesto and black olives) swollen, prdcoupe in four parts. I immediately learned the pte, fine, crispy but not to crack, to the got dlicately fum. I don't think I'm making a mistake indicating that the tomato sauce is home, given its little sal and visible tomato pieces. Chvre cheese cooked, melted, not many coarse pieces as I could see in some restaurants. The black olives were smiling without too dirty either. It wasn't these black olives that were smooth. But I didn't feel the pesto enough. this said, all gave it a very agracious quation. Chvre cheese was well back, without covering the ingralit of pizza in industrial quantities. A lot of people fry the sylvia, and I understand it. the tables are well spaces, the toilet with the walls in travertine are clean, the young waiter is very friendly, the parking lot is not very large but remains practical. In short, exprience has been convincing. I won't be able to come back when the opportunity comes."

Cap 120

Cap 120

quai d'Honneur, 83230 Bormes-les-Mimosas, France

Lieux • Français • Méditerranéen • Cuisine Classique


"We decided to try based on tripadvisor reviews. While it was a lovely setting, peaceful restaurant with lovely views over the marina, we felt it was very expensive for what it was. We went with two small children....possibly our mistake......but we have been to...other high end restaurants that have made us feel much more relaxed about having our children there. Although the staff weren't unfriendly, there was a definite feeling from both the staff and other diners that our children were spoiling their experience, although they were infact pretty well behaved. The restaurant had a nice feel to it, and possibly some of the dishes would have been very nice. The food was certainly well presented, but it was so expensive! We felt that some restaurants on this particular area of the coast do not try so hard to make their food tasty because they have an audience that buys into the prestige and oppulence of the French Riviera and seem to be happy to pay very high prices for nice, but not outstanding food. I had fillet steak, which was cooked nicely and tasty enough, well presented, but not as delicious as I would've expected for euros. I know it's all cordon bleu and posh presentation, but when we're talking chips, I just found it quite funny that my portion was literally or chips balanced on top of one another. I don't mind posh cuisine and tasty little morsels, but chips are chips and arranging them into a little criss cross design doesn't make up for the fact that there are only of them! My hubby had cod because it was a cheaper option, but when I tried it it was pretty tasteless. Again, nicely presented on the place, but really lacking in flavour. He was pretty disappointed. The desert was very nice, but again, very expensive. We felt a bit robbed and think it's a shame when places take advantage of their audience being influenced by the general rule expensive good and decide to put less effort in because they know lots of people will believe something is good if they're told that is the case and if the price reflects it. I'm not saying the restaurant was poor or that they hadn't put effort into the presentation or service, but just that the tastiness of the food did not reflect the very high price of it. But I don't think this is just this restaurant, but is actually the case with lots of places in this area as it is an expensive area and there are always going to be people who are happy to pay those prices for that food. Personally, we'd rather drive further to somewhere like Aix-en-Provence and go to one of the little restaurants there which are cheaper, but also tastier because they have to put in more effort to get people in."