L'auberge Du Chat Qui Pêche
About
Among Corsica's local businesss, L'auberge Du Chat Qui Pêche stands as a dining address in the village of Abro, 20217 Canari, France. The name translates as the inn of the fishing cat, and the venue operates as a local business on the island. Its setting in the north of Corsica places it within reach of several of the island's main towns.
L'auberge Du Chat Qui Pêche is known for its table, drawing on the Mediterranean cooking and fresh seafood that shape food in this part of France. First-time visitors should expect a local inn-style establishment rather than a large resort or chain restaurant, with the focus on the kitchen and the setting. A rating of 4.3 out of 5, based on 1041 reviews, places it among the more reviewed addresses of its kind on Corsica. The venue sits within reach of Ajaccio, the island's administrative centre, and the other main towns.
A set of five photographs accompanies the listing for those who want a look before setting out. The website http://lechatquipeche.corsica/ carries the venue's own information. The address Abro, 20217 Canari, France is the point to give to a driver.
Corsica sits within France, and its climate follows a Mediterranean pattern, with the summer months drawing the largest crowds to the island. Food here blends Mediterranean cooking with fresh seafood and regional specialities, so meals tend to be rooted in what the island produces. Reaching Corsica is possible by flights, ferries and, in some cases, bridges from the mainland, which makes planning a visit straightforward. French is the main language spoken across the island, which helps visitors navigate day to day. Bastia, Calvi and Corte are among the other towns within reach of the venue.
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