Given its name, it comes as no surprise that this upmarket restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine and what can best be described as a modern take on French Provençal interior design with hung ceramic plates here and there, white porcelain chandeliers, simple smooth stone mosaics on the walls and lots of wine bottles encased in glass. The large shop front windows are also perfect for people watching, a fact that isn’t lost on the suits and the ‘ladies who lunch’ crowd that often dine here. Enjoy fresh seafood cooked over a wood-fired grill, classics like chateaubriand and dorado served for two and a lunch special on weekdays. Fresh baked bread and table water are available free of charge.