Le Café du Commerce

If it’s local food you’re after, then make sure you frequent Café du Commerce for lunch or dinner (or both!). Serving everything from Chiperon (small squid) to Axoa (minced veal stew]), and lots of Piments d’Espelette (peppers from Espelette, a local Basque village), you will find that everything on this traditional Basque menu has been sourced from the markets and farms of the region. Address: Café du Commerce, 1 Rue des Halles, 64200 Biarritz, France +33 5 59 41 87 24

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Wenn Sie nach lokalem Essen suchen, dann besuchen Sie das Café du Commerce zum Mittag- oder Abendessen (oder beides!). Von Chiperon (kleiner Tintenfisch) bis Axoa (gehackter Kalbseintopf) und vielen Piments d'Espelette (Paprika aus Espelette, einem lokalen baskischen Dorf) werden Sie feststellen, dass alles auf dieser traditionellen baskischen Speisekarte aus der Region stammt Märkte und Bauernhöfe der Region. Adresse: Café du Commerce, 1 Rue des Halles, 64200 Biarritz, Frankreich +33 5 59 41 87 24

For a more decadent midday meal, head to one of the bistros in the streets around Biarritz's market hall. The Café du Commerceis a good bet with its sharing plates (try a charcuterie board with goose-liver pâté, chorizo and serrano ham), freshly-caught fish and southwestern favourites including duck and bayonne ham. 1 Rue des Halles, 00 33 5 59 41 87 24

Le Café du Commerce provides great service nearly all day long, starting with small and bigger breakfast menus in the morning and ending with a great variety of French and international dishes in the evening. The casual and relaxed atmosphere perfectly reflects the spirit of the surrounding Les Halles, which is very dynamic and just as interesting.

Joining friends for dinner on a summer night without reservations, we luckily found space for four at this bustling local spot. The sights of piping hot pots of moules frites dotted around underscored its popularity. Service was rapid-fire to keep up with the crowds, but always friendly.

If you're looking for a friendly atmosphere, Café du Commerce is the place to be. Enjoy a casual brasserie style offering a selection of seasonal dishes, such as confit de canard, tartare and charcuterie. Sit out on the terrace and enjoy the lively Biarritz atmosphere.

In this bistro-brasserie in the heart of the halls which reminds us of the spirit of Parisian brasseries, teeming with people, regulars and tourists, we appreciate the welcome at the Café du Commerce, the atmosphere and the menu of course.

In the heart of Les Halles, the Café du Commerce welcomes you in with its bistro atmosphere. On the menu, you’ll find charming and delicious market cuisine. Give in to the boards of grilled squid and ‘grandmother’s cake’.

Cafe du Commerce: Great for nearly all day dining — they take a small break between lunch and dinner — with something on the menu for everyone. This friendly cafe is located right by the market.

A typically French brasserie and bistro, lunch at Le Café du Commerce will certainly fill your need for a traditional Basque meal.

Walk through Halles de Biarritz–there are two good restaurants, Bar Jean and Cafe du Commerce–both great lunch or dinner spots.

Café du Commerce – A great choice for decadent lunches, try the sharing platter, freshly caught fish and Bayonne ham.