La Vague d’Or is a Mediterranean brasserie facing Les Sablettes bay. Its glass-fronted dining room and terrace overlook the water beside the beach and promenade.
Dining here
The glazed room can provide an alternative when the weather changes: ask which space is planned when booking. An indoor table with a view may be more comfortable than outdoor seating when sunshine, wind or cooler temperatures become a factor.
The restaurant presents a menu combining fish, shellfish, meat and brasserie dishes. Aïoli and bouillabaisse appear in its information, but they do not have identical availability conditions. The website specifically asks guests to order bouillabaisse ahead. Confirm the notice required, party size and price if that dish is the main reason for your visit.
Allow time before eating to discover the promenade, then return to the nearby landscaped park or beach as you prefer. From Toulon, check services and return times if using a boat crossing or public transport; the booking should not rely on an overly tight connection. Les Sablettes is lively in season, part of its attraction but potentially less suited to a quiet meal. For a long conversation, request a table away from the main walkways rather than asking only for a sea view.
Sources
Information from sources consulted on 25 September 2026.
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