Le Saint Hubert is just amazing! We had two wonderful meals there, and every dish was delicious and…read morebeautifully prepared with careful attention to detail. The staff were so warm and professional -- and they spoke several languages (French, English, German, Italian, and even Danish!). The whole experience was a real treat, and we honestly can't wait to go back.

Favorite restaurant in France! My parents and I went here…read morefor dinner tonight and weren't disappointed! It's a very reasonably priced 3 course meal where there are two or three options per course. The whole meal was rich in flavor but always light at the same time. I got the mushroom soup to start, the dover sole to follow, and the caramel flan for dessert. It was all equally delicious! Amazing service- never felt rushed and extremely friendly!

Let me establish a context for this review. We have eaten at some of the best restaurants in France…read more(e.g., Jamin, L'Esperance) as well as North America (e.g., The Maisonette, Charley Trotter's, Truffle, Silk). We do not think of ourselves as food snobs BUT we do appreciate quality ingredients that are carefully prepared. Now for our story. We arrived in Provence the evening of October 2, 2019 tired and hungry. We found this restaurant and the menu looked intriguing. Not many items (4-5 appetizers, 4-5 main courses, 4-5 desserts). We decided to give it a try, knowing that posted menu items can be delightful or mundane, depending on the care and quality of the chef. It would be an understatement to say that we were blown away. We were so impressed that we made reservations to return on October 8 to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary. The meal, yet again, was absolutely incredible. We ordered a more expensive tasting menu as we wanted a cheese course. We thought that meant choosing one of the options on the menu. However, that was not the case. The chef-owner asked if we had any food allergies or aversions and then went back and prepared food that was not on the menu. Including a couple of courses above and beyond the tasting menu we ordered. In two nights, we had nine courses. Each course was lovingly prepared with fresh, high quality ingredients. While I cannot single out a course that was head and shoulders above the others, that is because all of them were exquisite. Personally, I loved the smoked salmon appetizer as well as the zucchini palate teaser. A special dessert cake for our second trip also was to die for. In my opinion, while the menu options are small, the quality of the preparation makes this place a very affordable alternative to some of the best restaurants we have ever been to. Should we find ourselves back in Apt, we definitely will dine there again.

My family and I traveled to France for one month and just happened to come across this restaurant…read moreduring lunch time. Instantly we became big fans... so much we ended up coming in three to four time a week. The menu happens to be set, however, David, the owner, will accommodate to whatever your needs may be. This was incredible as we had our three children with us!! (Yes this place is very kid friendly) The wine selection is fabulous and they do have a full bar! Overall our experience was amazing and we will definitely be going back when we return next Summer! Thank you to David and Bruno, the chef, for making our dining exposure wonderful during our stay in France!!!

As you exit Apt, take the road pointing up to Saignon - yes, it reads like 'Saigon' and something…read moreexotic does await at the mountaintop... A new coffee house and restaurant open all day non-stop for brunch and lunch.. Situated in one of the most beautiful, hilltop villages in the Luberon is a new concept restaurant & coffee house by famous Chef Andrew Goldsby - owner of the former Michelin recommended gastronomic restaurant 'La Petite Cave' which he closed this season to search for a more balanced lifestyle and return to basics in his cuisine. His new 'Le Petit Café', only 40 meters up the road from his former restaurant is a refreshing new option for brunch or lunch in the Luberon. His dishes are inspired by market fare as well as what's growing in the village garden - tended to by the local shepherd. Sounds quaint which it is, but the plates are also sophisticated while being simple and sans pretension. Certainly not a tourist trap... Finally a place to have lunch outside the classic French lunch hour ! At the uncommon hour of 3 pm I enjoyed a Mediterranean wrap full of goodies - locally made tapenade, grilled peppers, feta cheese served with the most delicious home-made French fries. Beautiful tapas was enjoyed by the couple next to us. Lunch was only 14 € with a coca cola in a glass bottle...a bargain for such tasty food. Colorful, Van Goghisque art work for sale on the wall by a local artist caught my eye as well as prints by a photographer who has captured dramatic images from Saignon and the surrounding countryside. There's much more going on in this unspoilt village than meets the eye... The affordable menu is presented on ardoise black boards and food preparation in the open kitchen can be admired from the counter or dining area. A restaurant respecting the creation of artisanal food creation and the beauty of this unique region! May they get the attention and credit they deserve...

This is a hidden gem in the little town of Saignon, perched high above Apt. Walk through town past…read morethe fountain. On your way to the ruins at the top are signs to this delightful restaurant run by Georges et Christiane. Their collaboration is brilliant- tasty, well-presented Provençal food with lots of extras. They accommodated my husband's gluten allergy, in my broken French. Lunch was reasonable @ $17 € pp plus wine & coffee. I have included photos. They started with a mash pea amousé-bouche then a choice of 3 plats. My hubby had beef skewers and I had the tournade de cochon (pork). We ended with a lemon tarte for me and a fromage-fruits simple but delicious dessert for my hubby. The surprise- an aperitif of rose water with a poppy-honey glacé. All locally sourced and farm to table. George's presented me with a rose. Coffee came with some petit-fours featuring pistachio, almond a handmade marshmallow and un petite beignets (jam donut). I highly recommend a stop in this town and make sure to dine inside or on the patio.

This place was AMAZING. Excellent service and the food was outstanding. In Provence the most…read moreamazing wines are under $30. This restaurant offered incredible local wines and cheeses. Get the Fromage Board. The ribeye was delicious and perfectly prepared. This is a must visit. Great patio dining also. The deserts were incredible. Everything is fresh and delicious. Must get the chocolate soufflé-- heaven!

We loved this restaurant. We had a seat overlooking the valley, and the sun was setting…read more SPECTACULAR! The food and wine were very , very good. My husband had an extremely delicious and tender lamb shank. I had a wonderful cream/Basel ravioli. Do not miss the chocolate Molten cake. Amazing, all that + 3 glasses of wine 60.

One of our favorite meals during our trip in the Luberon! Be sure to make a reservation, seats fill…read moreup. I believe they have only 1 seating for lunch.

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent! We stopped by and left a verbal reservation for that evening with…read moreone of the staff. Upon arrival, we were welcomed, and allowed to pick our table. We were the only Americans dining, and it was a pleasure to be surrounded by French patrons. Our food was truly first class. We both choose the prix fixe and we're not disappointed. We both had mushroom soup for the starter, which was finely made with an egg and bacon crumbles. The main course was cod fish. The desert, chocolate mouse cake and my companion, creme brûlée. The food was delicious, creative, and the restaurant hit all of the fine points with heated plates, clean silverware, hint of Rosemary with the brûlée, and local wine recommendations that were spot on for our tastes. Our waiter was friendly and spoke good English, even though we used French. Inside, the restaurant is quite beautiful and pleasing to look at. It being fall, we sat by the window and looked out upon empty outdoor tables as we dined. Tres bien!