Le Coq Hardi

Une excellente adresse au Touquet!
Le rapport qualité /​prix est franchement imbattable.
Menu à 15 ou 20 €, très copieux et succulent. Frites maison, poissons frais, fromage du coin, bref un sans faute. Attention quand même il y a très peu de table ;)

Hell yeah!
On a Sunday, noon time, we were looking for a place to eat one of the main streets in Le Touquet. At first, we wanted to go to an another restaurant that was closed unfortunately.
A lot of similar around but quite expensive, even if it’s the seaside so we knew it would be expensive. But we walked by this restaurant that attracted us by the menus they propose: one at 15.50 € and an another at 20 €.
So we went in and the atmosphere looks a little bit ancient like at grandma’s, with cockerels statues everywhere :)
For 20 €, I had snails for starters (don’t judge me, I’m French!) then a royal pot (it’s like a fish soup with fresh fish inside) and a plate of cheeses (don’t judge me, I’m… Well you got it!). And for 15.50 €, my girl had shrimps as starters, then mussels and a plate of cheeses.
Everything was tasty, service was great. They even have Charles Quint as draft beer so I can’t tell anything wrong about this place.
We were lucky to find a table but as it’s a little bit tiny, I think it’s better to book if you want to go there on busy days.

Great modules frites and the price is definitely right. Service was amicable and prompt which isn’t the case with other establishments around.

Une très belle surprise ! Je vais au touquet depuis des années et je n’avais jamais testé cette brasserie: grave erreur !
Un accueil chaleureux, un service agréable, un lieu simple: bref une brasserie à l’ancienne comme on en fait plus.
J ai pris un menu à 20 € avec pour entrée des moules délicieuses, comme plat un tournedos aux maroilles avec des frites fraîches et en dessert une tarte tatin. Les prix sont doux, la qualité est excellente et la quantité est gargantuesque.
Tout est bon et frais …
Pour moi, la brasserie qu’il faut essayer au touquet !