A Memoria — Restaurant in Corte

Charming local spot with good food and friendly service, but could use a bit more seasoning.

We visited A Memoria and had an overall enjoyable experience. The setting was pleasant, and the staff were welcoming — they even brought out a water bowl for our dog without us asking, which was a really nice touch.

We ordered three different salads, the avocado shrimp salad, the cheese salad, and one with fried balls (cheese-based: BEIGNETS). All three were fresh and nicely presented. The cheese salad was probably the best of the bunch — simple but satisfying. The avocado and shrimp salad had potential, but the shrimp were unfortunately a bit dry and chewy. The fried ball salad was tasty in texture but lacked a bit of flavor. Overall, the salads were good, but a little more seasoning would have elevated them.

I had the 200g entrecôte. The portion was generous and cooked to a true medium — I’d suggest ordering it medium rare here. The quality of the meat was solid, but again, it could have benefited from a touch more seasoning or sauce to bring out the flavors.

The atmosphere was laid-back and local, with posters and signs all in French. That’s to be expected, of course, but a few English translations might have made the setting more engaging or accessible for tourists.

All in all, A Memoria is a good place for a relaxed meal, especially if you're nearby and want to try something local. With just a little more seasoning across the board, it could go from good to great. We'd still recommend it for the friendly service and fresh...

Roadside restaurant/café offering wood-fired pizzas, a variety of main dishes, as well as a small selection of pastries, sandwiches, and quiches. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual - perfect for a quick meal or coffee break.

The service was friendly and welcoming. Despite a slight language barrier, the staff made a genuine effort to communicate and ensure we felt at home.

Everything we tried was simple but well-prepared. The chicken sandwich stood out - made with juicy, freshly toasted chicken and served in a soft, flavorful baguette. The creamy ice cream was a lovely treat, and the coffees were spot on.

A great little spot for a casual bite with solid food and warm service. Would...

Quelle belle surprise que ce restaurant découvert sur la route ! De l’extérieur, il ne paye pas de mine. L’ambiance est simple et rustique, avec une salle remplie d’histoires qui racontent l’histoire de la région avec authenticité.

L’accueil a été plus que chaleureux : la serveuse, avec son incroyable gentillesse a su rendre notre passage encore plus agréable. On sent qu’ici, l’hospitalité est sincère et généreuse.

Côté cuisine, nous nous sommes régalés. Tout est fait maison, du pain cuit au feu de bois aux plats copieux et savoureux, et le tout à des prix raisonnables. +++ pour les beignets au fromage en entrée.

Si vous passez dans le coin, ne vous arrêtez pas à l’apparence extérieure : ce restaurant mérite vraiment qu’on s’y attarde, entre amis...