Where to eat in Ath
17 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Ath. Chains are left out.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Where to eat in Ath
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Au fil de l'Eau
Belgian and French cuisine. There's outdoor seating. On the menu there's among other things red meat, mussels during season and payelles (tartiflettes in a pan).
€10-30
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Aux Mets Encore
Classic cuisine with a modern twist. They use ingredients from local farms, from poultry to foie gras, and the desserts and bread are made in-house.
menus €28-85
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L'Apérityf
Friterie kiosk with different types of fast food. Large servings.
€3-15
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Le Coin Quotidien
former Le Relais de la Diligence
French cuisine. On the menu there are dishes with meat, mussels, shrimp, fish.
€25-50
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Le Florentin
Italian restaurant with pizzas out of a wood-fired oven as well as steaks.
around €25
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Chez Pino
Italian trattoria.
around €25
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Don Giovanni
Italian restaurant.
around €17, cheaper lunch specials
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La Chine
Chinese restaurant.
menus from €16
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La Trattoria
Italian cuisine - pizza and pasta.
€7-20
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Le Café des Délices
BBQ meat, paella, salads, pastas.
€11-17, lunch specials €7-10.
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Le Cinquième Péché
French cuisine.
around €25, cheaper lunch specials
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Le Jardin d’Italie
Italian restaurant.
€9-25, dish of the day €10-12
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Le Pirée
Greek and French cuisine.
€30
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Le Pékin
Chinese cuisine.
around €25
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Les Saveurs orientales
Mainly Chinese but also Malaysian and Thai dishes.
€13-45
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Sidi Bou
Tunisian restaurant.
around €25
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Zorba
Greek and Mediterranean cuisine; grilled meat and meze.
€30-50
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Ath (CC BY-SA 4.0).