The environment is great, I enjoy sitting next the street watching people come and go, the food is…read moregood, especially the saumon。Next I'll try the salade.

From the owner: Ambiance dégustation Sur l'avenue Jean Giono, Noailles est un salon de thé bien connu des…read moreManosquins. Torréfacteur, c'est aussi un pâtissier, glacier, confiseur. Commandez selon vos envies café, thé, chocolat, biscuits. Installez-vous dans le chaleureux intérieur de la boutique ou sur la jolie terrasse ombragée. Dégustez le tout en bonne compagnie.

Good food good seating and good customer service we stumbled in after sight seeing and it did the…read moretrick for us enjoyed the outside seating and people watching

Fix your damn hours!!!!!! I ubered all the way here for nothing!!!!!!!!!!!! I was looking forward…read moreto eating here

From the owner: Cuisine contemporaine méditerranéenne faite à partir de produits frais et de saison.read more

Delicious chicken, penne pasta and great ambiance. Just off the outdoor market and shopping…read moredistrict.

From the owner: Près de la Fontaine Ce Bar-brasserie se trouve à deux pas de la place de la Rotonde et bénéficie…read mored'une belle vue sur la célèbre fontaine du même nom. Une halte idéale à la belle saison pendant laquelle on peut boire un verre où manger sur la calme et agréable terrasse. Une carte simple et conviviale qui propose un large choix de tartes, tourtes, burgers, beignets et autres encas.

Love love loved this spot on a side trip to Aix. Space manages to be both quaint and a bit punk,…read morewhich I dug. Service was lovely. I had an incredible "Corsican" salad and rose. A must do when in Aix-en-Provence.

Smallish bar/restaurant with beautiful, interesting decor. For example, lots of black/white photos…read moreof rock stars, including John Lennon and Jimi Hendrix; an entire small wall of black/white comic/book animé-style illustrations; a bookshelf's worth of wine; framed photos of motorcycles, sneakers, and some artifacts on one part of a wall; an entire shelf behind the wall of empty Jack Daniel's bottles. It's generally got a dive-bar, hard-rock sort of sensibility to it. I ordered the "Burger Authentique". Supposedly an American burger. As an American, I would say it was not authentic, but it was tasty, and a very good French attempt at an American Burger. Possibly more healthy, too, given the way the potatoes were prepared and that it came with a modest side salad. The service was friendly, and tolerated my very, very bad French with excellent grace and joie de vivre.

Easy going pizzeria with pizza, pasta, salad and meat options. Popular hang out for locals…read more Outdoor and indoor seating. Decent food and fast service.

Nope. One of the few times that yelped have led me astray. We stopped in for a late lunch, early…read moredinner. Must have been around 17:00. The menu options for food are very limited until 18:00. We both settled on the Entrecôte which comes with fries & salad. Medium rare. We have never been anywhere in Europe where they serve any steak cooked longer than medium. My steak was served pretty close to well done and had no flavor. The fries were like bottom of the barrel bits of crunchiness. But they did put a couple of decent ones on top. I ordered a glass of rosé that pretty much tasted like vinegar. It was poured from a bottle that had about 1/4 left in it. My husband had the red which was the very last bit in the bottle and didn't amount to even a glass. The server said that he'd open another and pour some more. That never happened. Service was typical. Price was high for what we received. Truly disappointed. May be fine for a drink or maybe dessert, but I would pass on food.

Wow what a place and hidden gem! The outdoor terrace is beautiful and every dish we ordered was…read moredelicious. Based on trip advisor reviews, I ordered the fish soup (which I wouldn't normally order in the states), and the mozzarella/tomato salad - it was great! Our waiter was so friendly and spent time with us recommending different places around the town. I made a reservation beforehand and believe they had given us a waiter who spoke english knowing we were from the US...What a plus this was. It was so good we contemplated going back a second night. Definitely recommend if you'll be in saint remy!

Le Cafe de la Place has totally changed--it's now an Asian-inspired spot with Japanese curries and…read morePad Thais and noodle dishes. Really! It was hopping on a Monday night in December (!!!) so they have struck a cord. The food is solid and the energy is high. Beer is cold and perfect with the food. Big smiles from the waitress. Fun change of pace dining in St Remy!

Good luck trying to get a table at what seems to be the most popular cafe in St Remy. Jam packed…read morewith mostly locals chatting and smoking over their meals, it's a real French Provincial experience as you dine out on the cobbled stone alfresco area overlooking the town square and merry-go-round. The menus are in French, but the staff spoke enough English to work out our broken French. The food was excellent. Quite simple meals like steak and potatoes or the area's famous large salads are what fills the menu. The desserts definitely cannot be skipped. The only downside was the service was really slow and we were often waiting quite a long time for our food or drinks.

This is a fantastic little café in the old quarter, away from traffic noise and protected from the…read moreworst of the Mistral winds. The plaza it sits in also hosts a fountain, large shade trees, and a beautiful old church. The outdoor seating is idyllic, and the food excellent. It's nice to get a change from french cuisine, and middle-eastern is so appropriate to the climate and setting. I ordered kebab and it came Lebanese style, with shaved shards of lightly charred meat in a dish, served with a side of rice with fine noodle garnish, pita, and numerous dishes of veggie sides including probably the smoothest, creamiest humus I've ever had. There was also baba ganouj, a ratatouille-like cold stew, some kind of courgette/tahini dish, and tabouli that was delightfully heavy on the fresh tomatoes, garlic and parsley rather than couscous. But the star of the show is something I didn't recognize, but will actively seek out from now on: a fine-chopped red pepper and walnut paste that was just to die for! Read the hidden reviews, too--they seem entirely reliable and accurate to me.

From the owner: "Au Palais des Cafés" est un ravissant salon de thé situé à côté de l'Eglise Saint-Sauveur. La…read moreboisson est au centre de la dégustation : chaude, avec plus de dix-huit sortes de cafés et cinquante types de thés (Ceylan, Indes, chine, Formose, jasmin, déthéinés, aromatisés, fumés), fraîche avec de nombreux cocktails de jus de fruits frais. Vous pourrez également déguster de l'excellente cuisine traditionnelle Libanaise dans la salle restaurant décorée avec gout dans un esprit typique qui vous offre un dépaysement à deux pas de chez vous pour le temps d'un repas. Services: -Wifi -Langues parlées: Français, anglais, Allemand -Soirées dansantes (sur Réservation) -Toilettes hommes/femmes à l'étage