Le Grand Large - Dunkerque

When someone who usually gives 5 stars and is easy to please, I gave these 3 because the service was uninterested / cross-border ruin from the moment we arrived when we went. The food was fine, but we felt like we were an inconvenience. The restaurant was about half full so I don't think the staff was overworked.

Full indifference from our waitress from the moment we entered. Things got stickers when we found that it is necessary to return the budweiser to ****, which tasted like vinegar. They suggested that we were not used to taste, but tasted it ourselves. They credited us and instead delivered beer in bottles. Food came fast and was pretty good, but Waitress continued to show her dissatisfaction in our presence.

Despite the door that it was opened at 10 a.m., they did not open until noon. To cover it, despite 20 empty outdoor tables in the sun, they would not serve drinks without us also order food. There was another person in the bar who just drank what seemed... very strange. The waitress just shaken her shoulders when we were gone. Our money was obviously not good enough.

Please check opening times. I have updated the times but do not see them come through. Anyway we both had mossels mariniere with chips. They tasted great together with a bottle of muscadet. Staf was helpfull and friendly

Visited around 7.30 Sunday evening for a quick meal with friends. For a simple main course and drink each, the bill came to 20 Euro a head.We felt this was fine, given that the restaurant was convenient for the marina, and about a mile from the town centre - there was little choice!Nothing wrong with the food, mussels au curry, skate, steak, and salmon tagliatelle. We did have to ask again for the frites and bread.My title sums up our experience - it does the job, and not bad.