Results Corsican restaurant Soccia

PANE E VINU

Corsica • €

4.5/5

• 2 review

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Lieu-dit I Pizzali, 20125Soccia, France

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04.95.10.49.08

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Open every day and on public holidays in the evening. Open during weekends out of season. Booking recommended. Single menu at 16 €. Card: about 22 €. Local, Mediterranean cuisine. Fresh and seasonal products. CB not accepted. Terrace.

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4.5/5

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Sorru

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Came out of nowhere in the mountains, this restaurant is wonderful surprise! Fresh ingredients for quality cuisine, family welcome warm (all Chauveau family is the operation), a surprising variety of guests (Socciais being willingly mixed with hikers passage), a guitar available to anyone who would want to assume the musical atmosphere, a large wood fire for colder nights… Etc. etc…
It is not just a restaurant, it is a Corsican atmosphere with living for a few hours, one evening unusual that you will not regret!

pascalou5

From the outside, the restaurant does not look too desire for entering, but once inside, you will immediately feel at home. The welcome Easter is more than warm. The slate changes every day and offers seasonal ingredients cooked simply but with taste. And pleasant surprise eat fresh fish caught in the mountains. Bravo!