If you like cheese (and who doesn't), this is the place for now! My wife is all about the cheese,…read moreso we had to go here. The dining is tight, so make sure to make a reservation! We started with a platter of regional cheeses. The waitress was very helpful in describing what was available. We were still hungry after the starter, so we ordered a classic French open-faced ham and cheese sandwich. There were four different types of cheese on it. It was so incredibly creamy! I highly recommend dining here.

Wonderful little restaurant. The seating for dining is up stairs in the back of the cheese shop…read more Seating on the second floor and a rooftop balcony. The rooftop seating is the best. Didn't open for dinner until 7PM. It filled with mostly locals by 8. We were lucky to get in without a reservation Food was outstanding. All 4 of us were pleased. Wine list was solid for casual dining and mixed drinks were available also. Waiter was local and spoke excellent English. They also had a few English language menus available so ordering was easy Portions were large for the entrees. We all ended up leaving parts uneaten

A nice little wine bar in the middle of Salon-de-Provence with a nice selection of wines, champagne…read moreand other alcohol as well as a small antipasti meny. There are a couple of tables outside as well as a couple of tables inside but if you have the possibility - choose a table outside. It's very dark and strange inside. The staff are kind, helpful and attentive. We ordered a bottle of wine and a salmon antipasti and received a nice starter containing bread, tapenade, lilac potato chips (no idea what these were though) and saucisson while we waited for our order. The salmon antipasti contained a very tasty salmon paste, a couple of pieces of ginger bread, smoked salmon (they apparently smoke the salmon on their own!), butter and regular bread. My overall experience at BV was positive but came to an abrupt end when we wanted to order two glasses of rosé - the waitress just said "no, because we're closing, someone called the police" or something like that and that was the end of our visit. Oh, well. I will definitely be coming back during my next stay in Salon and can easily recommend it to others, especially if you're interested in local wines!

This is our favorite cheese shop in Aix. We try different things every time we come, and it is…read morealways amazing. The owners are friendly and helpful, always willing to offer suggestions and advice. The displays are beautiful and the cheese is divine. We adore the truffled Pecorino, the fresh goat cheese, and the soft local cheese wrapped in walnut leaves. The owner ages cheeses in a cave deep under the shop, and you can see the live video on a screen inside. Such a cool Fromagerie experience!

From the owner: Des fromages affinés de mains de maître Gérard Paul est maître affineur. C'est lui qui surveille le…read morebon "mûrissement" de ses fromages achetés frais chez les meilleurs producteurs. La boutique ne désemplit pas, victime de son succès.

There is a great selection of cheeses, the shop is excellent! The person who helped us spoke…read moreEnglish and was very helpful. We got some amazing cheeses and had a great experience.

Nice little fromagerie with a good selection and a friendly efficient staff. Lots of local regulars.read more

I agree with the other reviewers...Great little Cheese Shop...Big Selection...Friendly Service...A…read morebit expensive but good quality and they don't mind if you only buy small quantities...Everything available for tasting... HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Really gorgeous cheese and dried meat shop. Terrific customer service-they let you taste the…read morecheese before you buy it. There's a bright green cheese with truffle oil. Massive variety of cheese. Cheese lovers paradise.

We went to Fromagerie Roumanille when visiting our parents in Saint-Remy-de-Provence along with our…read morechildren. There they learned about milking cows and had some of the best ice cream around! We returned a few days later early in the morning and met the owner, Melanie Roumanille, who taught us about the art of cheese making! This Fromagerie is one of Saint-Remy's best kept secrets and a must see when visiting the area. Their products are all made in-house including fabulous ice cream, yogurts, milk, and of course cheese. They also have a great variety of local fresh products: eggs, spices, olive oil, and you can take some ice cream home. The prices are fair and the products are the best around. If you want to learn about dairy farms, cheese making, yogurt, etc. then bring the entire family and you will not be disappointed. Highly recommended.

Phenomenal selection of cheeses, especially fresh goat cheeses. Coated with whatever herb you…read morewant, or not. Lots of pointing - no English skills behind the counter. It works.