wonderful place with great view ... unfortunately we didn't make reservation and it was a sunday…read morenight which means the place is super busy. However the owner was very nice to seat us somewhere still ... we ordered a carbonara and a pizza royale which tastes very good! Carbonara is very creamy and pizza has the thinest crust... cant help it but we also ordered the desert which is much like affagato... We've been in France for 7 days and so far this is the best meal we've had and best service we've ever got!! definitely a hidden germ...

This is one of my preferred restaurants in this beautiful village. The owner's son took over and…read morethe joyous atmosphere combined with the delicious food makes it a nice spot to stop by

Our group of about 30 ate here on a Crown Princess ship excursion tour when we visited the area in…read moremid-July. We had a room in the back of the restaurant on the main floor that had a nice view. We were all served the same dish which was a half-roasted game hen, risotto and berry a based desert. The service was good, but the under cooked hen and side food of risotto missed the mark for those at our table of 6. They served a carafe of red and a carafe of white wine which was good and helped us get through the lunch.

Welcoming restaurant good food , atmosphère and service…read more Interesting menu , pizza was really and well priced for France We will return

Such a quaint little restaurant in the medieval village of Lacoste! I ate here several times while…read morevisiting the SCAD campus. The staff is wonderful. The croissants and fresh squeezed orange juice is amazing way to start the morning. I had the pizza one night and the steak with pepper sauce during my second visit, both were delish! Take advantage of the outdoor seating, the view is amazing!

Best staff, best lunch, great price, super happy. They are relaxed and happy, which in turn makes…read moreyou enjoy your time with them. They are also a little shop so you can buy little treats and gifts for yourself or others. This is the 4th time I have been here in 3 summers. Still feel the same, love it

Olive & Raisin is a lovely little cafe and shop in one of our favorite towns in Provence,…read moreL'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. Wonderful local foodstuffs, including a very good, reasonably priced, wine selection. And, a perfect location for a lovely breakfast or light lunch. You can eat there, indoors, but right on the river with huge windows that are always open if the weather permits. They also specialize in picnic lunches for takeaway. The soups are especially amazing, and very hearty, and the staff/owners are so welcoming. Desserts very good too. Highly recommended!

Had the plate du jour which was a greasy veal milanese . Wouldnt rush back . Staff were niceread more

Good value, well presented generous meal. Friendly waiter with relaxed atmosphere. The food was…read moresimple but with flavorsome and complex sauces and spices. A local delight in an area that mainly caters for tourists. I would recommend to anyone that likes good service and great food!

From the owner: Thés et cuisine familiale L'Arbre à thés est à la fois un restaurant et un salon de thé. Pour…read moretoutes les pauses goûter ou une simple envie de siroter une tasse, vous pourrez choisir parmi plus de 40 références de thés. Côté restauration, c'est une cuisine traditionnelle et familiale, renouvelée chaque jour qui vous sera proposée.

Awesome views and good food!…read more What a view. Beef tartare And carpaccio are offered here too!! Decor: amazing view overlooking vineyards, small towns, farms, and mountains. Located in a rustic town, surrounded by stone buildings and greenery everywhere. Service: spoke only French, nice enough. Relatively quick. Food: I was told my table mate's linguini dishes with full shrimp were delicious, and I can contest to the shrimp. Another table mate and I shared the beef carpaccio and beef tartare. The beef tartare with capers was delicious. I found the carpaccio with pesto and shaved Parmesan was a bit bland in comparison with the carpaccio, and my mate agreed.

We came to Lacoste for the views but stayed for lunch here thanks to one of our travel books…read more(probably Rick Steves). The view at the restaurant was lovely and we had a really nice lunch. We both had omelettes (again I think recommended) - one cheese, one ham. Both very good It's a great place to just relax, eat, take some pictures and enjoy. The town is tiny and worth exploring.

From the owner: Torréfaction de café, marchand de thé Dammann Frères, revendeur des machines De’Longhi et de slow…read morecoffee