A nice place for a quick sandwich and kebabs. Also a huge personal thanks to the owner for noticing…read morethat I left my wallet on the counter and returning it to me. I was taking photos of my kebab and this place outside, and he asked another customer to catch me before I walked away.

My boyfriend and I ate here for dinner during our trip to France, and it was honestly my favorite…read moremeal of the trip. In France, I always hope for fresh, simple, but excellent food - bread, wine, and cheese - and this was everything I was looking for! We had the melon and prosciutto plate and the cheese plate, with bread of course, as well as a couple glasses of wine. The owner recommended a great white wine as well as a rosé (it was a hot evening, so the chilled whites and rosés hit the spot). They were delicious. As an added bonus, the location is fantastic! It's right next to the Roman arena - very cool view while eating. As a final pleasant surprise, the bill was far less than we were expecting for the quality of the wine. This place has great quality for a great value, the owner was friendly and helpful, and the location was perfect. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Une restauration rapide basée sur des produits frais provenant principalement des producteurs…read morelocaux. Tout est fait maison : salades, dessert, plats du jour....

This was an accidental serendipitous find!…read more 5 stars! Inexpensive and delicious!!! They have a good thing going here and is worth your time to stop in. I purchased the mini sandwich with chicken and it had tomatoes, olive oil, and lettuce and it was absolutely delicious on the freshest bread possible. The chicken had been roasted with French herbs and was absolutely delicious. This was a hearty sandwich to fill anybody up, and much bigger than the typical subway 6 incher. When I turned to the cashier to pay the ridiculously low price of two euros for the sandwich, I spied raspberry tartlets that cannot be passed up. Later in the day I enjoyed the tartlet and it may have been the best raspberry tart I have ever had. It was that good! For five euros, this was one of my better meals this week!

Found this yummy bakery by accidentally. Everything are so good! Sandwiches, apply pie baguette…read morecroissants!

Can't be beat.. Everything is made to order in the teeniest kitchen and it all comes to the table…read moredelicious and perfect. Cafe Factory hit the spot.

I skipped fine dining for this spot because of the reviews. Yelpers got it right here. The owner…read morewaiter is generous in spirit and it overflows into the food. Simple but executed well with soul. Salmon or duck confit. More options for vegetarians. You can either have it as a sandwich or a platter. Very reasonable. Stayed for dessert with the largest creme brulee, and I cracked it with gusto. Don't let the exterior dissuade you. The mismatched furniture just accentuates the focus on the food and service. I passed by three times before I decided to stay and was so glad I did.

We chanced into this lovely bistro looking for hot soup on a chilly day. On nicer days they set…read moreout tables in the square but it was overcast and a bit rainy. The soupe du marche change weekly. Ours was a hearty carrot lentil with a hint of ginger. The portion was ample and the soup served piping hot from a cauldron. On a lark we ordered a trio of "half" sandwiches. They were huge!! We were served a smoked salmon goat cheese sandwich, a duck confit with cornichon and a chicken salad sandwich on a bed of fresh greens with balsamic sauce and several slices of Parma ham. The duck confit was thinly applied, rich and bacony. I loved the flavor and the portion was perfect. The chicken salad had cubes of chicken breast in a light mayo sauce with veggies cut in. Very tasty. The salmon was generous in portion with a lovely appearance. Of course the star of the show was the sturdy brown bread that carried the ingredients. I tried other breads around town and have yet to be disappointed with any. The service was excellent and our waiter friendly and helpful in English. I truly enjoyed this rustic gem and plan to return again while in Avignon.

Great atmosphere, awesome service, good food! Cute villa and nice local vendorsread more

Delicious and inexpensive food paired with friendly service makes this a great little spot for a…read morerelaxing breakfast, lunch or light dinner snack. The fresh- squeezed orange juice is not to be missed. The sandwiches and quiche are fresh and tasty. We sat out front in the sun and enjoyed watching people walking by.

Really great little lunch place a bit off the beaten track in Aix-en-Provence. Our sandwiches…read morewere great, and we got out of there for under 12 euros for the two of us (including beverages) No small feat in Aix! It's a small place, so it may be difficult to find a place to sit if the weather is bad, but I'm pretty sure you can also get your food to go. Worth walking a couple extra blocks for the quality of the food and the reasonable prices. (And the employees were very nice as well.) We will be back.

Do not come here!! Unbelievably rude, hostile and agressive. I don't often write negative reviews,…read morebut this cafe owner chased me down the street yelling when I took a photo of the front of the place! Our family sat down, ordered espressos and a sandwich for our son. There were two other people in an otherwise completely empty place. The waitress says "one sandwich for four people? No!" And when we politely tried to explain it was just for our son who was starving she went to get someone, the owner I suppose. He came back and was for some inexplicable reason furious at us and yelled "this is a restaurant! You EAT here! If you want a coffee go to a bar!" And proceeded to kick us out. I am well aware of how French people find American tourists annoying so believe me we try to be as polite and aware as possible. I can understand if the culture is more strict about only sitting down in a restaurant if you are ordering food. But regardless, rudeness, aggressive, hateful attitudes don't work in any culture. He could have politely said the same thing and we would likely have apologized and thanked them and left. Instead, he followed us out the door, and when I took a photo of the place he started yelling sarcastically and aggressively "take a picture of me! You have to EAT at a restaurant!" I can't imagine how anyone in the service industry could survive like this - and maybe they shouldn't.

We ate here because of the lavender tour. The price is good for the area. You can ask for a set…read morelunch for 15.50.

Brooklyn Foods is authentic American food cooked by gourmet chefs. CIA trained chef Jennifer, her…read morehusband Alexi and usually their daughters will give you a warm familial welcome and good hot food! BEST fries ever! They are exceptionally conscientious about sourcing the best ingredients; aged beef from the butcher's and organic vegetables from the co-op. The result is outstanding burgers, tacos, and barbecue if you're lucky enough to catch them in the summer. Do not hesitate!

Great food and friendly service! Speak English too! Manosque location 1 or 2 evenings per week…read morenear ETAL. They slow roast high quality meats till they are perfectly tender. Main meals we have ordered: pulled pork cuban BBQ sandwiches and hamburgers. Also I enjoyed the tacos with either chicken, pork, or beef. The guacamole and salsa options are good but I would love to see an option for spicy cilantro (corriander) heavy sauce versions. I understand why they make it mild; The locals don't like cilantro and spices and they have to appeal to the majority. French fries are wonderful thick with crispy skins. You have to try them!