Charles Pierrugues - Carta

6 Place Victor Hugo | Face au Port, 83120 Sainte-Maxime, France

🛍 Pubs, Glace, Chocolat, Desserts

4.2 💬 1067 Reseñas
Charles Pierrugues

Teléfono: +33494961764

Dirección: 6 Place Victor Hugo | Face au Port, 83120 Sainte-Maxime, France

Ciudad: Sainte-Maxime

Menú Platos: 5

Reseñas: 1067

Sitio Web: https://www.charlespierrugues.com/

"Very good place to eat a delicious ice at any time of the day, it is very well placed in front of the port of Saint Maxime, it is really a great place. Go on, really, the ice is good, and they make great creations with it. Servers are very welcoming and adorable"

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Kr Kr

The cakes and ice are really great. Likewise for the presentation.

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Paula
Paula

Super glacier ... to be enjoyed without moderation and very nice staff...


Nicole
Nicole

As soon as we pass to st maxim we do not miss s.y stop to buy succulent pastries.


MO
MO

Ice cream, too good! Gourmandes, Rare to find such beautiful compositions. Fortunately they don't crack a subscription card...sinon c's dead for my line!!.20/20 Ver carta


Athénaïs
Athénaïs

Despite a large flow of tourists, the staff remains fast, smiling, warm, offers a complete and tasty card. A rare place, with quality staff, and exceptional ice.


Laurence
Laurence

Very good, very nice waitress and waitress... pastries, ice cream, cocktails at last everything is eccellent... we advise you Never disappointed each time we go!


Loulou
Loulou

Hello. The prices are mounted, it is unfortunately no longer accessible to everyone. Is there only two balls in the glazed cups? If that's the case, it's exaggerated, right? Cordial Ver carta


MrAmon26
MrAmon26

On holiday in Issambres we have just tasted 2 sublime cakes: the Romance and a gluten-free chocolate. I'm sure we'll come back to your house before our holiday ends! A very good reception, very soon


Katia
Katia

Historic pastry on the promenade of Saint Maxine near the port. It makes ice creams, desserts of all kinds, croissants and frappé. It makes delicious gluten-free single serving desserts! Prices in the middle of the place.


Tonie
Tonie

Very good place to eat a delicious ice at any time of the day, it is very well placed in front of the port of Saint Maxime, it is really a great place. Go on, really, the ice is good, and they make great creations with it. Servers are very welcoming and adorable Ver carta

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  • Pubs Descubre un ambiente acogedor con comidas abundantes, cervezas artesanales y comida tradicional de pub. Disfruta de tus platos reconfortantes favoritos como fish and chips, hamburguesas y alitas, acompañados de una refrescante pinta o un cóctel creativo.
  • Glace Una deliciosa selección de helados cremosos y artesanales con una variedad de sabores que van desde la clásica vainilla y chocolate hasta opciones únicas como miel de lavanda y mango picante, perfecto para satisfacer tu gusto por lo dulce. Ver carta
  • Chocolat Delicias de chocolate decadentes elaboradas con cacao rico y de alta calidad. Disfruta de una variedad de ofertas, desde mousses sedosos hasta pasteles de lava fundidos, cada uno diseñado para cautivar tus sentidos y satisfacer tus antojos dulces.
  • Desserts Disfruta de nuestra selección de postres indulgentes, desde lujosas creaciones de chocolate hasta delicadas delicias infusionadas con frutas, cada una diseñada para terminar tu comida con una nota dulce y dejar tus papilas gustativas ansiando más.

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