Hands down, my favorite restaurant in La Voulte-sur-Rhône. That's easy to say because it's the only…read morerestaurant I've been to in La Voulte-sur-Rhône. My friend and I happened to be exploring the by-ways of southern France and were hungry for lunch. Being that it was between Christmas and New Year's Day, there weren't many places open. But Au Buffet de Pascal was warm and inviting. Also because of the holiday season, the menu was reduced down from the couple dozen offerings to just about two. Food was okay, service was worse. But we left happy.

My son and I stopped in at the start of a long bike ride in the Grenoble region (through the…read moreVercors) and this small, unassuming roadside pizzeria was fantastic. Great food, friendly people, fast service, reasonable prices. There isn't much in this town, but you're not settlng for less by dropping in here. Our visit was July 16, 2011.

Delicious and great service! My husband and I stopped for lunch on our way south and so enjoyed the…read moresalads and the ambience on the terrace. We ate under 120 year old vines. Lovely!

Ok for a quick big sandwich but not really worth the visit. Chicken dry, bread mediocre. Save your…read moremoney

I'm allergic to everything on the menu but my counterpart was happy. My work colleague seemed to…read moreenjoy their food and we walked down the street to find something i could eat no english speakers- come with your translator handy

Well Dolce Vita is situated on the center of Valence it's approximatively at the end of the…read moreparallel street in front of the train station. For those walking around it will be just near the Victor Hugo shopping mall situated in the pedestrian street crossing the city. We've spend 60 euro for 3, that includes a plate, a soft drink, and a Café Gourmand which had a lot of choices inside for a dessert, and the idea of eating a half and a half is quiet excellent. What is it ? Well on your plate you can have a half pizza, salad, gratin, etc.... So you don't have to make the choice between one of them you can eat a part of this one or this one or maybe this one wait why not this one, well you've understood it, YOU have the choice ! And the price is correct while quality is present, so we can say that the client is the real Winner ! Food was good and I'll turn back a day or another, but I don't have to forget to make a reservation if it's Friday or Saturday night. Place is a bit small that's maybe the only minus I've seen when I've been there, it wasn't disturbing at all but some people may found it a bit anoying.

Great family owned bistro, featuring local specialties of ravioli in addition to typical bistro…read morefood like entrecôte (steak) with fries or pommes lyonaise (depends on the chef's choice) or roast chicken. Also featured are regional wines from the surrounding countryside, and a full bar. Call for reservations as seating is limited and is very popular with locals. Great for families,they have a case for novelties/ice cream in addition to more typical dessert menu.

Food is authentic. The Chef always provide outstanding services. The most authentic Thai flavour…read moreever.

Ten days into our two week group bike trip, one of our group really wanted some vegetables. We…read morethought it was a great idea too. We showed up just a few minutes before the person who found this place. The owner graciously accommodated the four of us. Le Sybarite is the quintessential French dining experience. The chef is friendly and funny. The menu changes frequently so it's best to just go. Two of us ordered the menu de jour. The entree was grilled aubergine with bulgar wheat. The play was chicken with a Cajun flavor, homemade sweet potato gnocchi with almond pesto and some asparagus. Dessert was sticky rice with strawberries and rhubarb. Delicious. One in our group wanted " a big salad", which was not on the menu but he very nicely put together a terrific dish. Highly recommended!