Cafe right in the middle of town that you can (and will want to) go to for breakfast, lunch, and…read moredinner! Amazing and fresh food. Definitely go for they're specials & the nougat ice cream is a must try!

Good food. Great art! Incredible story behind how they gathered those pieces from world renowned…read moreartists.

Ok, it is time to stop crying about the disappearance of Alain Parodi. He is gone, and so is his…read morestar. The old Lou Cigalon was a special place, but clearly the cost of staffing a restaurant to maintain his Michelin star drove him into bankruptcy. The good news is this lovely room in busy Valbonne has recently re-opened under new ownership and is well worth a visit for excellent food at a fair price. The new owners have been in business since summer 2010 and, to be honest, probably should have changed the name of the place. It is really no longer Lou Cigalon. But, what it is is quite good in its own right. Owned by a husband/wife (Maman et Pere) team (he cooks, she serves) the new owners provide a meal that is well prepared and even a bit innovative. We had Duck and Cod and both were delicious. Though, the duck might have benefited from a little more caramelization. The entrée was a duo of bacalao - Morue (dried cod) and Salmon. It was much lighter than the traditional potato & cream based bacalao and really delicious. Desert was a lovely bread pudding (a gateau Breton) of prunes. The service was friendly, but not intrusive, and the room remains exactly as it was before, charming and comfortable. In summary, while no longer a 1 star Gourmand experience, this is a delicious, above average, and very fairly priced (especially at lunch) respite from the usual tourist oriented fare that abounds in Valbonne.

Great place, very romantic. World class for food. The menu is very small but everything is…read moreexcellent, you cannot go wrong with anything on it. The restaurant is not what it was, as they lost their michelin star. I am delighted to have a new and more affordable place in Valbonne....

The best Moroccan restaurant on the French Riviera! The couscous with kefta is very tasty and…read moreserved with the best raisin and onion condiment. Portions are generous. The decoration is lovely w an outdoor patio. The service is professional and friendly. Finally, the desserts and mint tea are of high quality. I have been coming here regularly for over 15 years and the overall quality of this restaurant has never faltered.

We went here on the last night of our vacation and honestly had it been the first night then we…read moreprobably would have come back here several times! The food was delicious and the service was so efficient, fast and friendly. I can see why the restaurant is full for each sitting, the vibes was bustling and authentic. I will be dreaming of this meal until we return!!

Food is absolutely horrible. Very touristy. Service is ok. Prices are also relatively absurd. €8…read morefor a limoncello...

Had the best dish of my life at this restaurant. The egg cocotte is killer. He only uses local…read moreingredients and you can tell especially with the veggies. Highly recommended for the town!

I had a nice dinner at this place. It's not that expensive compared to the other restaurants in…read moreValbonne and the French Riviera.. Waiters and waitresses were reactive and pleasant.

But this is no longer Le Coin de la Rue! Since December 2018 it is RAZMATAZZ and serves absolutely…read moredelicious Lebanese and Texmex food. And it works! Chef Raz knows what he's doing. When you tire of French food give him a try. You won't be sorry.

Very nice little restaurant with excellent service. They also have theme menus that are very…read moretempting. Little appetiser and digestif included in the price is very nice. It's not easy to find the place but it is worth the search as you enter the topical streets in Valbonne.

Oh what I wouldn't give for a wood-fire pizza at Le Valbonnais right about now! They make the…read moremost amazing eggplant pizzas here. In fact, they make wonderful pizzas all around. I've eaten here many times back when I lived in the South of France and never had a bad dining experience. The food is wonderful, as is the service (something that shouldn't be taken for granted in France)