I am from Houston and have traveled to New Orleans and dined there many times. There is absolutely…read moreno food in this "cayjun " restaurant that remotely resembles Cajun food. Their Dirty Rice and Jambalaya are the same dish; basically white rice mixed with anchovies. The chicken arrived undercooked with a sauce that possibly was intended to be BBQ sauce. Their corn on the cob had a faint seafood taste. Their potatoes are served black with an absolutely horrid flavor. We avoided having coffee for fear of what they might do to it. This was the worst meal we have had in four years of dining out together around the world. We will never return, and advise that you avoid this place.

Very good small and cozy place with friendly owners in the kitchen. Small but very tasteful menu…read more Gluten-free bread available.

Service was friendly. Food was impeccable. I got a lunch bowl and the flavor combinations were…read moreextraordinary. I am always so happy to find GF places when I travel but even happier when they actually have food that tastes good! Such a cute shop, I will be back.

Very cozy place with nice deco. I love the fact that it's vegan and has a lot of allergy friendly…read moreoptions. However, the portions are tiny and not very filling. I also found that there was not a large variety of food to choose from. The food itself was simple and good but a bit too simple in my taste.

I must be jaded. Amidst all these tourist traps in arles, our squad managed to fins something…read moreslightly shifting on the beaten path to find something that was not seemingly touristy. Except we were all à bunch of starving animals and weird paste on bread was not in the least fulfilling. This place might be good for lunch or a quick snack (reminiscent of all the tiny open face sandwiches I've eaten I central Europe) but coming here for a heavy dinner is a big mistake. Maybe if you're are a skinny French girl who only eats a salad for dinner, then this place is for you. The food here is good, but I can hardly imagine wanting to eat this stuff in general. Don't ready my review. I'm clearly not the right audience for this food.

The manager accommodated my husband's celiac needs including gluten-free dessert! Gazpacho was…read morewonderful. I (the non-celiac) enjoyed the mozzarella, tomato & basil tartine with a nice rose from the region.

Cute little vegetarian restaurant inspired by Sri Chinmoy, located just a few steps away from Place…read morede la Comedie (20 rue Jacques Coeur). Colorful, open and inviting. Delicious and innovative dishes. We ordered the vegetable paté to start and knew immediately that we'd made a solid choice in coming here for dinner. Gratinée végétalienne (sesame tofu, quinoa, courgette and other yummy things) and polenta cake (sundried tomato and goat cheese, served with vegetables and side salad). Gluten-free options available. They do not serve beer or alcohol, but they do serve fresh juices and teas. The desserts sounded lovely, but we had no room left by the end of our meal. Obviously a popular spot; we were the first guests when they opened at 6:30, but the place really filled out by the time we were leaving.

Great ambiance with tasty vegan options. Highly recommended! The menu changes regularly too so you…read morewon't get bored. Servings are well sized and you will leave feeling full (I feel that some vegan places tend to have very tiny servings).

A teeny tiny shop near the main area of the city. The barista spoke terrific English & French. What…read moremade us choose this spot is that they offered milk alternatives - soy, almond, etc. - which is harder to find in France that one might think. I opted for the pumpkin spice latte - it was the perfect temperature so I could immediately start enjoying it. I would've enjoyed more "pumpkin" flavor, however it was a yummy cup of joe and I would recommend this place to anyone around or visiting.

Cozy, friendly little shop with excellent coffee drinks and super-friendly staff. The entire staff…read moreseems to be fluent in English, if that's a concern. But come here for the coffee!

Quiet and comfortable environment to spend some time studying, working or having coffee with…read morefriends. They have gluten free cakes in the menu. Normal prices. Stylish and cool deco in a beautiful corner.

Located in the small town of Avignon, the interior is very peaceful and calm. The ambiance is…read morerelaxing and no loud noise or such. Our server was very relaxed and she talked slowly and was very understandable. It was very nice and accommodating that there was an English translation for the food menu. Pan fried chicken breast (5/5): magnificent! Generally not a big fan of pesto but I don't know what magic was put to make the dish so flavorful and delicious. The mashed potatoes had an awesome texture. The chunks of potatoes were a nice touch and offered good diversity texture wise. Tuna capaccio (5/5): wow was this an amazing start. The flavor was balanced very well. The balsamic complimented the oil well. Pan fried tiger prawns (4/5): quite delicious. The cream sauce was very well done. Creamy and not overwhelming in flavor. Simply perfect! Chocolate creme brulée (5/5): the perfect way to end the night. Just be advised that the flavor was very strong and sweet. The hard carmelized sugar layer on top was so beautiful that I almost didn't want to break it. The custard was so creamy. Our time here did not feel rushed whatsoever. I had a very pleasant dining experience. Tap to pay is accepted here. Overall, Fou de Fafa is a great place for some fine dining. The menu items are selected well and have a good variety. The food was delicious and the server was so patient and kind. Highly recommended. This place gets an A from me!

Husband and wife team serving up incredible dishes and personal/hospitable service. Best meal and…read moredining experience we had in Avignon. This would be my first stop when I return.