I don't think you could go wrong with any of the restaurants in either square. Every table we…read morepassed looked like they were serving great food, but we wanted something light and fresh. This charming spot has a very tiny kitchen and flimsy tables and chairs outside right next to the Forum. Some tables have umbrella coverage. Our waiter was very nice and spoke English too. They take credit cards including Amex. The tomato salad was large and fresh with plenty of herbs and included prosciutto and cheeses. I had a cheese, ham, and vegetable sandwich on the most delicious baguette of my visit to France. It was 38 euros for a salad, sandwich, and 2 drinks. At some of the other restaurants, that's about the price for one lunch.

My husband said his panini was the best he ever had. My quiche was also delicious and you can't…read morebeat the location.

Excellent service. Did not feel rushed. Lovely wine selection. The food was prepared with…read moredevotion, and a master of the culinary craft. I am celiaque, and the staff was knowledgeable and accommodated via modification where needed. The complexity and creativity in our meals was very appreciated. Merci!

Avenio We wanted to…read morehave a dinner outdoors but at the same time avoid the large restaurants that focus on meals designed for tourists. Our hotel recommended Avenio as a good choice for a nicer meal in Avignon. We made a reservation as the hotel's outdoor seating area is quite limited. The weather was perfect for an outdoor dinner. We decided to order main courses from the "Saison Plat" menu and deserts. My wife ordered the lamb and I ordered the fish. We shared a bottle of wine from the region. The fish was nicely prepared. It was cooked properly. My wife's lamb was also well prepared. The deserts are over the top. One of the highlights of the meal. Avenio is a nice choice for a finer dinner in Avignon.

Ambiance and service were fine. Squid was rubbery and absolutely tasteless, even with copious…read moreamounts of lemon and salt. Lettuce for salads was iceberg. Overall disappointing, but my daughter enjoyed her chicken tenders salad and the buratta heirloom tomato salad was good.

While most of the reviews here are very positive we were very disappointed with the food. The onion…read moresoup was very watery and cold. The steak was very fatty, tough and tasteless. Almost inedible.

Nope. One of the few times that yelped have led me astray. We stopped in for a late lunch, early…read moredinner. Must have been around 17:00. The menu options for food are very limited until 18:00. We both settled on the Entrecôte which comes with fries & salad. Medium rare. We have never been anywhere in Europe where they serve any steak cooked longer than medium. My steak was served pretty close to well done and had no flavor. The fries were like bottom of the barrel bits of crunchiness. But they did put a couple of decent ones on top. I ordered a glass of rosé that pretty much tasted like vinegar. It was poured from a bottle that had about 1/4 left in it. My husband had the red which was the very last bit in the bottle and didn't amount to even a glass. The server said that he'd open another and pour some more. That never happened. Service was typical. Price was high for what we received. Truly disappointed. May be fine for a drink or maybe dessert, but I would pass on food.

Wow what a place and hidden gem! The outdoor terrace is beautiful and every dish we ordered was…read moredelicious. Based on trip advisor reviews, I ordered the fish soup (which I wouldn't normally order in the states), and the mozzarella/tomato salad - it was great! Our waiter was so friendly and spent time with us recommending different places around the town. I made a reservation beforehand and believe they had given us a waiter who spoke english knowing we were from the US...What a plus this was. It was so good we contemplated going back a second night. Definitely recommend if you'll be in saint remy!

Limited options we were told menu would expand in 2 weeks…read more We won't be here. Dinner and wine over priced. Don't get red wine this region is not known for good red wines.

This place was fantastic. Nice, cozy atmosphere. The service was the best we've had in the 2 weeks…read morewe've been in Europe. The food was really good, too. Presentation for all the plates was beautiful. Started with the escargots which were seasoned perfectly with the right touch of garlic. The 3 plates the table ordered were the Dos de Cabillaud (Cod), the steak de Thon (tuna), and the burger. All were delicious. The cod comes topped with a salty tapenade that goes great with the fish and a side of polenta. Both fish came with a good ratatouille. The tuna was just a tad bit over cooked, but still tasted great. The burgers were impressive. Big and juicy with a tarter sauce that worked well. Then came dessert. Moelleux au chocolat (chocolate lava cake) was awesome. Just the right amount of gooey center. The krumble petite lu (warm apple tart) was very good. Only thing missing was vanilla ice cream. They served it with mango, which wasn't terrible...but it wasn't vanilla. It is not the most kid friendly place, but the staff made it an excellent experience even with kids. And even the kids loved the food.

A nice family-run restaurant outside the old city wall! It's located in a quiet and less-touristy…read moreneighborhood. I went there for dinner and the only other party there was a family gathering. They only offer certain dishes of the day with a 22€ set of three courses. The guy was very nice to explain to me in English what their courses of the day were. They offered two choices for appetizer, four for entree and four for dessert. I also added a glass of wine that he recommended. The appetizer was very tasty and served quickly. Then I had tripes with meat and pepper fillings and lamb feet in tomato sauce for entree. Very delicious. However, the lamb feet skin was covered in tiny hairs that weren't cleaned. I asked him about the hair and he simply responded "it's lamb feet" so I suppose that's the way it should be? The dessert was raspberry with cream on top. Although it's taken from the fridge, they still gave it a nice plating. In general a good meal. Maybe next time I'll still visit.

Very nice, neat place with a very nice and friendly owner…read more We got the quiche, the specialty (gut and knuckle), the salmon and the pork cheeks and they were all very good. For dessert the strawberry and the chestnut cakes which were also very good. The menu was 22e and the quantity and quality were very good!

Land of Taste, google tells me this place is called. What a load of merde. This place was pretty…read moremeh. Seriously. The service was perhaps the best part. And that's not saying much. My wife and I went here for our last dinner of our honeymoon and it was an underwhelming experience. First off, the salad was a chopped up leaf with a whole tomato on top of it. What is this, a meal for Plebs? I expect my tomato to be cut more than once. For the main course I had a bowl of couscous with another bowl of oversteamed vegetables. It was like someone was making veggie broth, and then decided, hey, wait, let's sell the leftover veggies with a meal. It was hot, it was messy, it needed a whole bunch of salt to be enjoyed. I would have rather gone to an mediocre reastaurant at the busy part of town, than this place. Oh, did I mention that there was a group of drunks hanging out across the street drinking and peeing on the church? Yeah, that group certianly did not help with our dining experience. Terre de Saveur should be called Terre de manque de goût. (Land of Lack of Taste)

Beautiful place inside the rampart of Avignon wall well situated…read more This is in the center city circle where most tourist visit so no way to miss this place. Nice typical family oriented owned restaurant with typical french southern cuisine. Portion are right, and service is well deserved. Highly recommended.

This place ROCKS! Not to be missed, enjoy the Jardin with…read moreauthentic French food made by Artisans Chefs. Œuf Mayo, OMG !! Desserts and Rose to die for ;) Insane, Go Go Go

You enter this charming garden in l'Isle sur la Sorgue and it feels like your are in the country…read more The ambiance is very antique French campagne. The staff is super friendly and efficient. The food is AMAZING!! I was there last year. I went again this year, and both times it was a wonderful experience. We will be back again and again...

my bf's dad lives nearby in Eygalieres, so while planning for our trip, I asked him, "where's your…read more FAVORITE restaurant in the south of France?" and he said "it's this old barn that's been renovated, the food is really good, I'd give it 5 stars". my bf, is critical of everything, and has never rated anything a 5 stars.... so of course, we had to try this place for my birthday lunch! and I completely agree! The place is gorgeous inside! we came in last week, and ate inside/outside, so we had a nice cross breeze and ambiance. They have 2 fixed menus, lunch or dinner. for the lunch menu, you get an appetizer, a main and a dessert, AND 2 glasses of wine (red or white) and espresso to finish. all for a VERY reasonable price. this place is Michelin recommended. and deservedly so. you get 2 choices for each dish. the bf and I got the same, and his dad got the shrimp appetizer. pictures to follow. :) fresh Ravioli with mushrooms and parmesan - amazing! Light, uber fresh ravioli pasta, we couldn't get enough of this beurre blanc sauce it came with. we sopped up all the sauce w/ the bread. Lamb. 2 slices of lamb loin, with creme freche wrapped in eggplant, with fingerling potatoes. *these are french potatoes that are lighter than their american counterparts*. Vanilla bean ice cream with meringue cookies and raspberry compote. I'm not a meringue girl, they usually leave a funny feeling on my tongue that i dislike. BUT, the almond meringue cookies they had here, were amazing! I ate 1.5 cookies! (bf only ate 0.5 cookies. i happily finished it off) Banana and chocolate crepe with vanilla bean ice cream. You can tell they make the ice cream on site. 2 glasses wine. Coffee and water. Great price! This place has GREAT value for Amazing food. I have a new favorite place for the south of france too! I will have to come back every time we visit his dad!

Fabulous new French cuisine; charming staff and ambience; lunch menu is not to be missed. You must…read morehave a reservation as the restaurant fills up; primarily with well-dressed locals.

Simple ingredients prepared exquisitely…read more L'Agape deserves it's Michelin Guide mention. I enjoyed the 3 course fixed meal priced at 39 Euros. L'Agape offered 2 choices each for Appetizers, Mains and Dessert. Each dish was exquisitely prepared. I had a Mackerel appetizer, a Hake main and Meringue dessert. The Cheese course (also a Dessert choice) was worth the additional 8 Euros. The locally produced red wine we enjoyed was on par with $100 USD bottles - we were charged 37 Euros. Great experience overall. Well worth the 55 Euro cost per person for the meal.

Excellent set menu! Every dish was very tasty and balanced with depth of flavor…read more Restaurant is quite small so reservations are recommended. The menu did not have a wine pairing but the rose and red wines by the glass went well with the food.