Le Grand Pin
Port-Grimaud Updated 10 October 2026Avis & photos
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Looking for a restaurant that accepts dogs in Port-Grimaud? Coco tested Le Grand Pin in person: dogs welcome on the terrace, right on the canals.
The vibe
In the heart of Port-Grimaud, almost with its feet in the water, Le Grand Pin serves traditional southern French cuisine on a covered terrace overlooking the port's canals — a pleasant spot to extend a stroll along the quays with your dog. The place mixes passing tourists with local regulars, a good sign of its consistency.
What to know before you go
Coco Explore ate here in person: very good food, a warm atmosphere, and two dogs settled at neighbouring terrace tables without any issue. According to an informal conversation on-site, dogs are welcome on the terrace, with no strict rule announced (size, muzzle) beyond ordinary common sense — it's best to simply mention it when you sit down. Two other practical points were reported to us the same way: the restaurant is said to be open roughly from early April to late October, and reportedly takes no reservations at all — you just show up, and if there's room, you eat.
Frequently asked questions
Are dogs allowed at Le Grand Pin?
Yes, on the terrace — seen in person by Coco Explore.
Do you need to book?
No, according to what we were told on-site: first come, first served.
Is the restaurant open all year?
No, roughly from early April to late October, according to what we were told on-site.
Nearby
The medieval village of Grimaud and its dog-friendly restaurants (Le Café de France, La Baie des Voiles) are a few minutes away by car, up on the hillside.