Louvre beach restaurant — Restaurant in Kerala

Review for Louvre Café, Marari Beach

Louvre Café at Marari Beach is a hidden gem that offers a fantastic seaside dining experience. My wife and I had an amazing meal here, enjoying a delicious pomfret fish and fresh prawns. The seafood was incredibly fresh and cooked to perfection, bursting with authentic coastal flavors.

The ambiance was just right—relaxing beach sand underfoot, soft tent lighting creating a warm glow, and the soothing sound of waves in the background. The vibe was peaceful and inviting, making it a perfect spot to unwind.

The service was equally impressive. Amal, the main guy, was attentive and made sure we were comfortable throughout. His colleagues were friendly, fast, and efficient. When my drink turned out to be a bit too sweet for my liking, they quickly brought some soda to adjust it, which I really appreciated.

Overall, Louvre Café is a must-visit if you’re in Marari Beach. Great food, excellent service, and a beautiful setting—it’s the kind of place you’d want to come back to. Highly...

Good option for vegetarian food right in Marari Beach.

Great service by Amal, Sanju.

▪️ Vegetarian: It’s primarily a non veg restaurant (it says sea food restaurant), but it has veg items in the menu. Since it has a 4.8 rating and the chef expressed confidence, so we went for it ▪️ Food: Rice Varieties (4/5), Roti (4/5), Paneer and Gobi (5/5), Fried rice and noodles (5/5). Watermelon juice - 500/5 :D ▪️ Family & Kids: Took my 65+ yo parents and a 3 yo niece, and they loved with it. Dad is a very picky eater, and he was super fine too. ▪️ Ambience - Overlooking the sea. Lovely view. There are 2 places - closer to sea, and closer to kitchen. The former was better. ▪️ Sun: We ate at 2 PM - supposedly hot, but the breeze was pleasant, and there was good shade (there was a Sanal cover + umbrellas) ▪️ Washroom : 5/5 ▪️ Price:...

Couldn’t leave a rating for food since no one took our order. Waited more than half an hour and even talked to a waiter who had pointed us towards two empty seats, handed us a crumpled menu, and then sat himself at another table on his phone with another waiter. Vibe is great with the beach and the atmosphere, but food seems to be suuupeeerrr overpriced. The most decent food closest to the beach is the Rahmaniya restaurant. Anyway rant over. Maybe they didn’t serve us cuz we were Indians and the other two couples at the cafe were white who seemed to be taken care of well by the waiters. Maybe I should’ve spoken in English, idk. We ended up just...