Cocotte

Name: Cocotte
Address: Promenade Pierre Vernier, Nouméa, 98800, FRANCE
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Bistro restaurant

Promenade Pierre Vernier, 98800 Nouméa

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- - +687 31 67 70
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Sophisticated Lounge Bar: Refined cocktails, comfortable seating. Festive Guinguette: Relaxed atmosphere, diverse music, and classic cocktails.

In Province Sud, New Caledonia, Cocotte welcomes you for a flavourful break showcasing the best of local Caledonian produce. The kitchen draws on fresh, seasonal local produce to craft flavourful dishes served in a welcoming setting in Province Sud. Caledonian cuisine blends Melanesian, Creole and French influences using fresh local ingredients: lagoon fish, market vegetables and regional specialties from Province Sud. Reserve your table at book-sudtourisme.com and let the flavours of Province Sud surprise you Caledonian cuisine blends Melanesian, Creole and French influences using fresh local ingredients: lagoon fish, market vegetables and regional specialties from Province Sud.