I love this quaint and super adorable salon de thé in Arles! Excellent customer service and…read moreabsolutely wonderful café crème at a good price, too. I live in Avignon but I'd definitely come back here just to go sit in this lovely place! Sandwiches (croque monsieurs) looked really delicious, too. Merci La Maison Jaune!

Very nice upscale fresh market in the center of Avignon. Vegetables, butcher, seafood, spices,…read moreherbs, wine and a restaurant and bar. Would love to live here just to be able to shop this market weekly!

I've been to better markets in France, but for Avignon this is probably your best bet for fresh…read moreingredients. On average, they have two to three vendors with each category: bakery, meat, seafood, etc. I have gotten pate, desserts, duck, produce, and seafood. Glad to have access to this place.

Came here based on the Michelin star, but found the food a bit disappointing. Granted, I'm just a…read morelowly amateur foodie, but felt some of the flavors were poor. The black olive ice cream was inedible, the meat to vegetable ratio was minimal (smoked swordfish to asparagus), and my favorite soft cheese was "off." (Over smoked and over peppered?). The ambience felt like a large dining hall and was a bit sterile. Service was good but slow. The bread and focaccia was excellent. Overall, our party of four was a bit disappointed for the price to food quality.

Michelin star restaurant with finesse and care. Rouget was the best dish (very light and airy)…read morealong with mille feuille (Finally we are in Europe where desserts are not too sweet and right portioned). Come here before dinner to have a drink on the terrasse and have an aperatif while the sun sets and watch the kayakers roll by in the canal.

Pretty narrow market when you say that you are going to supply salts and peppers from around the…read moreworld, and that will be your shop. But that's what Sel et Terre does. Oh, they do have other gourmet food items--mustards, jams and jellies, olive oils, a few beverages--but what they really have is more salts and peppers in one place than I've ever seen. Amazing and odd and educational at the same time. They will let you taste to your heart's content which is pretty cool. Also, they were very nice to us when we had a baby melt down on a cold day--they INVITED us to bring the baby inside and feed him back in a warm corner. Who does that? Very, very nice!

From the owner: Rustique et moderne Sur la carte de la maison du cassoulet, l'alternative sera simple : il faudra…read morechoisir entre cassoulet de Castelnaudary, confit de canard ou salade cathare. Rustique et design font bon ménage dans une salle très claire, aux tableaux évocateurs de grandes tablées chaleureuses. Une touche à la fois moderne et médiévale qui donne au lieu tout son charme.

I am still thinking about this place a year later. One of the best meals of my life. We had a…read morebeautiful gazpacho with bazil sorbet, and a salmon quiche that rocked my world. It's worth a trip to Nimes just for this restaurant. j'ai mangé içi l'année dernière, j'y pense encore. Il a ete un de le plus bon repas de ma vie. Nous avions le gazpacho et une quiche salmon. En dois aller à Nimes just pour ce repas!

Great french cuisine with fine taste and non-traditional dishes…read more There are four of us who went for a late lunch at 2pm. I ordered the chilled tomato soup. It was delicious with a hint of Very reasonable price, especially at current euro/USD exchange rate(1euro=~1.1USD). The total cost is around $150 euro including tips.

This is the real local farmer's market for people who live in this neighborhood or people like us;…read morelove fresh produce and good deals. We walked 25min from our warm home ( it was little chilly this morning...) to this market this morning and it was worth it! All the veggies and fruits are more than half the price of other market, especially Marché Arceaux. For example - 3 butternut squash, 20 clementines, one bunch of pink garlic ( about 10 bulb or more, 4 Kumato tomato, 2 large red tomato was... 15 Euros! Can you believe that? Don't get me wrong, I love Marché Arceaux but I can't afford it everyday :) If you live here in Montpellier, this market is worth visiting. You have to bring lots of bags to shop!

This is a great place for saucisson. Named one of the 100 best in France. Get the raw type only…read moremade on Thursdays. It's famous all over France!