Oysters by the water, catch of the day and harbour terraces: our favourite food habits in the village.
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In Saint-Trojan, eating local means oysters, prawns, fish from the bay, sea salt and pineau.
Most restaurants are around the harbour and seafront; book ahead in summer.
14 min by bike from the residence · 3,6 km
The essential experience: a tray of oysters, buttered bread and a glass of white wine, almost with your feet in the water.
Access: 14 min by bike (3.6 km)
Our tip: Some places do not take cards; bring cash.
10 min by bike from the residence · 3,0 km
Terraces facing the water, seafood cooking and sunset views.
Access: 10 min by bike (3.0 km)
9 min by bike from the residence · 2,2 km
Bistros, pizzerias and crêperies around the square and market — practical for families.
A friendly restaurant in Saint-Trojan mixing seafood cooking and terrace atmosphere, close to the seafront.
Access: 11 min by bike (2.8 km)
Our tip: Book in July and August; summer evenings fill quickly.
11 min by bike from the residence · 2,7 km
For dinner at the residence: seafood platters by order, fish ready to cook and fish soup.
Our tip: Order the day before for weekend seafood platters.
21 min by bike from the residence · 5,2 km
Twenty minutes away, the colourful harbour cabins host some of the island's best seafood tables.
Oysters, morning fish, Charentais melon and pineau: the market is an Oléron holiday ritual.
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