As an American with three kids, one with Celiac, one who only eats simple meals, and another who is…read morea human garbage disposal who will eat anything, this place seemed like a crowd pleaser. With low expectations, I was shocked when I was served the best burger I have ever eaten. Who knew I would have to come to France to have a culinary epiphany.

Wow... This "slow burger" with goat cheese added in... So freakishly delicious. Breaded mozzarella…read more+ pesto + pickled red peppers + lettuce + goat cheese = combo of the year Burgers come with fries, which are also delicious. No Tabasco or hot sauce but they do have standard condiments like ketchup, mustard, salt and pepper.

Very Good Fries; Salad was almost not edible. Way too much dressing. The wood trays the food comes…read moreon are bent from the dishwasher and therefore very jiggling while eating. Burgers were okay, just a lot of Cheese. Very limited drink choices.

The best part is Halal meat and they got steak burgers all American styles but with French flavor…read morewhich is delicious. Definitely going back soon. Word of advise book a table before you go. @halrafaihi

Incredibly kind service on a Saturday night and a nice price point for the food. We sat inside and…read morewere given several choices for a snack-type appetizer. We were a party of three, and it definitely seemed that the restaurant was a social place. I ordered the pesto pasta, which was good. The cheese on top was my favorite part. There was certainly a lot of pasta and I felt like I got a great amount of food for the price, however, I would have appreciated more pesto for the volume of pasta. Our server was incredibly kind and attentive despite having many tables. I would definitely return.

Service was the worst we experienced in France, italy , Portugal or Spain in the last 2 years of…read moreTravel We made to wait for over 2 hours for our order despite our requêsts. Our server was not attentive of caring enough to fix this matter

My Ceasar salad with chicken was delicious. The chicken was grilled and seasoned perfectly…read more Service was friendly and prompt. Very casual good restaurant.

I'm here on a sweltering September afternoon, and was drawn in by the croque monsieur on the menu…read more It's hard to tell the difference between the many cafes/restaurants/brasseries that line this street, especially if your French is pathetically minimal and you have difficulty reading the menu. I was looking for more camembert rosti (which I had at Café du Roi René up the street two days ago), but I also wanted to try a new place since there are so many to choose from. The outdoor canopy sprays fine water mist over the outside tables every minute or two, a blessing in this heat. Not sure if this €9 pina colada is better than the one I had at the Tapas Café. For an American cocktail enthusiast, the cocktails are uniformly unexciting and overpriced, and this was no exception. But the croque monsieur! It was fairly flavorless, and a little soggy because there was way too much butter and not enough cheese. How do you make a grilled ham & cheese and not be able to taste the cheese? The rest of the menu might be good, but I couldn't say.

The five guys in France was insanely clean and the burgers were way better then in the US. Must be…read moredifferent food quality regulations. Seriously big burgers with fresh product. It was so popular- we almost felt bad being American and eating burgers with so many fabulous pastry shops lol but it was good. So judgement can go with you out the door lol. Bathrooms were great and clean. They were no gender specific private rooms. (Someone did bomb one toilet. That was a scare lol) I would recommend five guys here. Not my favorite burger joint but definitely gets a nod from us for contending with the local competition.

This place gave me complete indigestion...If u want to have a fun night on the toilet I recommend…read moreyou come here .

Great little restaurant! With a capacity of maybe 20 diners (at most), this is a gem! One server…read moreand one cook, both of whom work amazingly efficiently. Menu is presented an a chalkboard (choice of English or French), and food is beautifully presented. We shared an artichoke appetizer, then each had a 'fish of the day' which was Loup de Mer (sea bass) that day. Small selection of well-curated wines by the glass to accompany the delicious food (I chose a Cotes de Rhône red, and the server asked 'with fish?', but told me he often chooses red as well; my husband chose Chablis). No room for dessert .

We asked for recommendations for current specialities of the restaurant and wine pairings for our…read morefood order- the menu was presented in English and the place was busy but we were readily attended to by the heavily accented waiter: he understood what we were after. If you want adventure true to the place and trust the local advice, you will have an experience fitting to Aix-en-Provence.

Hmmm. Another average restaurant here in France. We only ordered two dishes for lunch: Curried…read moreChicken Salad and Salad des Artistes, which has Foie Gras and smoked duck. The Curried Chicken Salad has too mild of a curry flavor for me. It tasted more of a bad mayonnaise. As for the other salad, he liked it better, especially the Foie Gras. Hope I find a better restaurant here in Aix-en-Provence.

Most of the waiters here speak English. While many French people eat here I think in the summer it…read morecaters to the tourist. The food is passable and the prices are reasonable.

What a wonderful evening - friendly, knowledgeable servers who conscientiously delivered a…read morebeautiful and wonderful four course meal. We decided to go with the wine pairing and were not disappointed. A wonderful husband and wife story, who deliver every bit of their Michelin star.

Excellent service, atmosphere, and incredible food and wine pairings. Truly deserving of a…read moreMichelin star!

This restaurant came very highly recommended by a local, so a group of us went and were not…read moredisappointed. Weather was pleasant for dinner, so we sat outside. The restaurant is situated in a square with a foundation. Pleasant neighborhood in old Aix. Service was pleasant, efficient, and attentive. They were able to communicate in English, although two of our party communicated in French. Food was excellent. I highly, highly recommend the duck breast. One of my favorites and their duck breast was the best I'd ever had. Deserts were fantastic with two of my group enjoying the chocolate fondant cake. For American sensibilities, we found the portions very large and very reasonably priced. Overall, a great place. Enjoy the food in France, it is near impossible to get anything that approaches this level of quality back home.

Everything was GREAT! Food atmosphere the works!!! I was VERY satisfied with the entire experience.read more

Had a great meal here on a Friday for dinner. It was definitely packed both inside and outside…read moredespite it being winter. I ordered the truffle pasta with a glass of white wine recommended to me by our server. The pasta was extremely rich in flavor and paired well with the wine. We were a group of three, and the service was a bit slow which was understandable for a busy Friday night. I would definitely return to try some of the other dinner dishes and for great Friday night ambiance.

What is French for crap ? Ordered water, a Coke, and a chocolate croissant. I got a Pepsi, plain…read morecroissant, and shitty service instead. When I inquired about the water never coming our server said to me quote "there's a horse trough out back you American scum " Though I was delighted to have a solution, it wasn't very helpful because the server stole my peg leg rendering me trapped. Everywhere I've been in X du Provinchie up until this point has been the t*ts, but this place is the sh*ts. The only thing this sh*thole is good for is getting emphysema, and black lung.