From the owner: Torréfaction de café, marchand de thé Dammann Frères, revendeur des machines De’Longhi et de slow…read morecoffee

Good value, well presented generous meal. Friendly waiter with relaxed atmosphere. The food was…read moresimple but with flavorsome and complex sauces and spices. A local delight in an area that mainly caters for tourists. I would recommend to anyone that likes good service and great food!

From the owner: Thés et cuisine familiale L'Arbre à thés est à la fois un restaurant et un salon de thé. Pour…read moretoutes les pauses goûter ou une simple envie de siroter une tasse, vous pourrez choisir parmi plus de 40 références de thés. Côté restauration, c'est une cuisine traditionnelle et familiale, renouvelée chaque jour qui vous sera proposée.

wonderful place with great view ... unfortunately we didn't make reservation and it was a sunday…read morenight which means the place is super busy. However the owner was very nice to seat us somewhere still ... we ordered a carbonara and a pizza royale which tastes very good! Carbonara is very creamy and pizza has the thinest crust... cant help it but we also ordered the desert which is much like affagato... We've been in France for 7 days and so far this is the best meal we've had and best service we've ever got!! definitely a hidden germ...

Great coffee and food in Aix. As good as a good American coffee shop…read more Located in the center city, a very nice coffee shop inside with plenty of USB and power connections and free Wi-Fi. They ask you not to work there at certain hours (very fair) but it is set up for you to do so! Staff is all multi lingual in French and English, or at least enough to get by, and they even have an English language menu. Don't worry, the food is high quality French and the coffee is superb. You of course get the typical for France espresso, but you can also get French Press, drip, and other styles of coffee. Overall, just a pleasure to visit and enjoy

Have been here multiple times now for breakfast, brunch, and coffee. I most recently enjoyed the…read moremushroom toast. Their juices are always fresh and taste homemade. I have found the service kind, however, one specific time I was told to sit anywhere when I was there for brunch with a group of three. We sat down and had ordered when someone different came over and told us the table was reserved. We were then moved to a table clearly made for only two people. There was no signage on the table that it was reserved and the server didn't seem particularly happy we hadn't known this. Other than this time, the service has always been kind and I always enjoy the food.

Got here for lunch a bit late on a Wednesday in August. While they were out of a couple of items on…read moretheir menu, what we ended up with was very good! We sat outside to enjoy the lovely weather. The staff was wonderful. We enjoyed this place!

For our stay in St Remy de Provence, we've found our morning coffee spot…read more This is a small upscale coffee shop. Two cafe au laits and two croissants. Great coffee, delicious rich cream, and to-die-for buttery croissants. At a table in a small plaza surrounded by thousands of years old stone buildings.

Delicious and inexpensive food paired with friendly service makes this a great little spot for a…read morerelaxing breakfast, lunch or light dinner snack. The fresh- squeezed orange juice is not to be missed. The sandwiches and quiche are fresh and tasty. We sat out front in the sun and enjoyed watching people walking by.

Really great little lunch place a bit off the beaten track in Aix-en-Provence. Our sandwiches…read morewere great, and we got out of there for under 12 euros for the two of us (including beverages) No small feat in Aix! It's a small place, so it may be difficult to find a place to sit if the weather is bad, but I'm pretty sure you can also get your food to go. Worth walking a couple extra blocks for the quality of the food and the reasonable prices. (And the employees were very nice as well.) We will be back.

Hubby and I were driving around Provence and stopped in the beautiful village of Séguret. We saw…read morethis cozy cafe and stopped in for dessert and a drink. What a great find. We had a table next to a window overlooking what seemed like the entire Provence region. I can't imagine a better view with an afternoon tea break. I had a tea called relaxante, a blend of Rooibos and caramel tea, so delicious I would have bought a box of it right then and there. I also had the raspberry jam tart, which was homemade and the best tart I've ever had. My husband had a cafe au lait which was fine (France is not known for it's coffee). He also had a homemade raspberry/rhubarb crumble with whipped cream and it was the perfect balance of tart and sweet. All of the desserts are homemade and if you find yourself in Provence, you should go out of your way to visit this gem. The owner was very friendly and spoke some English, which is always helpful.