We visited this lovely restaurant on a Saturday. We hit the timing perfect because there was no one…read morethere when we showed up. We had the pick of tables downstairs. It is shall, but so cute! Our waitress was great, friendly and attentive. The crepe I had was amazing and so filling. I've never had a egg in my crepe but I would do it again! I thought coming in I would get a savory and sweet crepe, but was so full with my first I couldn't have ate any more! I love place and would recommend trying to find it on your trip in Axe!

This place is MINISCULE, with one lady (the owner) doing the, um, crepeing. You'd better hope you…read moredon't get behind a crowd, or you may be waiting for a long time.... There's almost no upstairs seating, but there is the "cave" (cellar) below, which extends into a second room. But if you're waiting, better to stay in the front room, because if your order gets called (by the cook hollering from BEHIND the crepe cooktop), you'll never hear it. (This happened with the couple ahead of me; we were both stuck behind a crowd of 4 people, who populated the seats upstairs. The couple originally went back into the second room, then realized that they'd never hear their name. They came out and we chatted in Franglish for a while -- I know passable French, they knew some English. Eventually they went up to check...and she'd just called them.) The food was fine (good jambon et fromage crepe; decent hard cider), but overall, if you pass by and see a mob, it's probably better to keep on walking...

Went here with friends for the first time just the other day. What an amazing find. A very small…read moreplace (with very limited seating... so why am I writing about it here? :) ) but a cozy, Provençal atmosphere. The day I was there, they had several tartines on display - the spinach with goat cheese was excellent - and I think she has a unique plat du jour each day. Even with beverage, you can get a light lunch for about 5 euro! Wow. Definitely adding this to my favorite lunch places in Aix. Just hope I'll be able to find a place to sit!

Exceptional! C'est Bon! The staff was very friendly and especially to an english speaker. The…read morebrownie with a cookie baked in top was it excellent. Moist, soft and not dry at all. If I lives here, this would be a regular stop for me.

Great ambiance and solid lunch food. Have been here a few times for lunch and have tried the…read morequiche, pasta, and a few drink options. The chai could have used more spice and less milk. Overall would return for a casual lunch option.

A wonderful business. We just happened to come across it while strolling around town. They are all…read moreabout quality. If you like nougat, there is no better place on the planet.

This is the most charming city and this particular store is part of the charm…read more The smell as you walk by this store is intoxicating. So you must enter! The owners are very welcoming and let you try items that you're interested in. They have prepacked individually wrapped nougat in a bag. There must have been over 30 types of nougat and they are definitely beautiful. Edible works of art! They will also cut a slice/chunk from the biggest block and wrap it for travel. We got several flavors and love that they're not overly sweet. They are FLAVORFUL! I am running out of it and need to figure out how to get them again. For someone like me who doesn't really like sweets, this is that good that I want more. If you're in Aix-en-Provence, you must stop by and try it. You won't regret it.

Nomnomnom! Tasty as nomnom!…read more The quiches are absolutely homemade and delicious, the coffee is fantastic, the service is quick (OK - there weren't many people here, so I can't judge how it must be on busy days), the place is small and super cute! Savoury lunch? CHECK! Can we now please discuss the most important aspect of Grumpy Cakes? The cakes and cookies! Sweets? CHECK! I have no words for it, except that you should transform yourself into Cookie Monster and stuff as many cookies, brownies, tartelettes in your mouth as possible! Tip from Flip: order the lunch 'combo' - you'll get savoury + lettuce + drink + cookie. You want it. Yes you do, yes you do!

Oh my goodness! A must in Marseille. A French twist to American-style cookies :)…read more The cookies are 2 Euros and they have some cakes for 3.50 Euros. They also have quiche and tons of little drinks for you to try! Go!!!

Possibly the best restaurant in Provence is in the heart of St. Remy. L'ailse ou la Cuisse presents…read morea surprising broad menu in a beautiful outdoor setting. Servers are affable and accommodating to dietary menu amendments, something many other Provence restaurants discourage. We dined there twice with consistently impressive results. The menu is diverse by Provence standards, where many restaurants offer two or three main courses. There are two can't-miss menu options that should be on every diner's table: (1) the lamb shoulder, which cooks for seven hours and can be separated with a spoon; and (2) the Asian marinated pork ribs, similarly cooked for five hours until it simply falls off the bone and melts in your mouth. Somehow, even with these delicacies, the desserts steal the show. Guests are invited to the dessert display to select their meal's final course. Make sure you leave plenty of room and order several desserts to sample.

This was the worst dining experience we had in France, and maybe one of the worst for the expense…read morewe've ever had. It started well enough with a nice bottle of Chablis and a good tomato starter, but it quickly went downhill from there. Our mains were served, and both dishes were so disappointing -- I had their signature chicken dish that was bland and dry, my wife had a cod concoction that was mediocre at best, especially for the prices they were charging. After our first couple of bites, our table was soon swarmed by flies...and I'm not talking about a few, I'm talking a complete SWARM to the point that we had to cover the dishes with napkins to keep the flies off our food. The server finally came over and put one of those pest fans on our table. This didn't really help, and after trying to finish, we simply gave up, covered the remaining food with our napkins, and just finished our wine. Not good at all. And then when the daylight was fading, they turned on these bright LED lights in the umbrellas overhead -- we suddenly felt like we were dining in a doctors office.. And after all this, the only solution the manager came up with (after never coming over to our table at all) was for us to take our half eaten meal into their deserted indoor dining area across the street. Simply unacceptable. There were other problems as well but you get the idea...don't let the idyllic pictures fool you, AVOID this place at all costs! That"s $200 we will never get back. So many better places to eat in St. Remy -- DON"T GO HERE! Consider yourself warned...

One of the best croissants I've ever had! The have "natural" and "butter" croissants. I tried the…read morebutter one. Wow- this croissant was flaky, crispy, soft in the middle, and absolutely perfect! We also tried an interesting lattice like concoction filled with cheese and bacon. Absolutely delicious! They also had versions filled with cheese and other things, but we didn't have the room to eat all of it.

This is the most amazing boulangerie in Uzes. They bake breads, desserts and amazing cakes all on…read moresite. But, what they're really known for is their fougasse, a local speciality that you must try. Often made with olives, cheese, and even meat. They are also the lovely and very friendly and if you stop by more than once, as we did, they'll remember you. Can't be missed.