I'd say it's a 3.8 - solid place to.share some tapas after you've spent the day driving narrow…read morevillage roads or have previously overindulged. Outside tables let you enjoy the late late light that lingers. Potatoes with chorizo were a classic tapas starter. We shared a charcuterie plate: jamón serrano, cornichons, various salamos, more Spanish chorizo. Also 2 soft cheeses, one like a mild bleu, along with what might have been an Emmenthaler. It was just right for us to nibble on along with a carafe of house rose. My friend tried the grilled giant prawns & said they were quite fresh. Dessert wasn't one of those exquisite preparations - just your basic molten chocolate lava cake. It will push up your blood sugar! Our dinner for 2 with 3 tapas plates, 2 desserts, a small wine, a 1/2 liter carafe, and one bottled water was €58.

We had some refreshing Mojito's and an assortment of tapas. I know one of them was a guacamole,…read moresalami, prosciutto, salsa, potatoes and other items, but I don't recall the teat. All the tapas were all decent, but nothing special. The The drinks were the best part of the meal. It was another beautiful day here in aix en Provence, actually all the days I was here it was beautiful and sunny. It's a beautiful little city with lots of cute and intimate cafés.

Came here for dinner and sat indoors. The smoking section is outside and they keep the door open…read more At first there was little smoke coming in but then the outside tables filled up with plenty of smokers which made the dining experience not pleasant. It felt like back in the 70's and 80's when smoking was more prevalent in stateside restaurants. I had already ordered my food so I could not leave. I had the pork meatballs and the fried potatoes brava. Tasteful, the meatballs came out lukewarm and the potatoes could have had more garlic. The service was good. I don't recommend unless you are a smoker then you will enjoy the experience.

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!

Had a great meal here on a Friday for dinner. It was definitely packed both inside and outside…read moredespite it being winter. I ordered the truffle pasta with a glass of white wine recommended to me by our server. The pasta was extremely rich in flavor and paired well with the wine. We were a group of three, and the service was a bit slow which was understandable for a busy Friday night. I would definitely return to try some of the other dinner dishes and for great Friday night ambiance.

What is French for crap ? Ordered water, a Coke, and a chocolate croissant. I got a Pepsi, plain…read morecroissant, and shitty service instead. When I inquired about the water never coming our server said to me quote "there's a horse trough out back you American scum " Though I was delighted to have a solution, it wasn't very helpful because the server stole my peg leg rendering me trapped. Everywhere I've been in X du Provinchie up until this point has been the t*ts, but this place is the sh*ts. The only thing this sh*thole is good for is getting emphysema, and black lung.

Fun easy joint! Great for a relaxing moment in your day. Waiter was nice and very quick…read more Stayed in this town on our way through Provence.

Great little spot dedicated to beer in wine country. A very good selection from around Europe,…read more and even bud for a taste of home. They do have small meat and cheese plates if the need for a small amount of food arises. Service is french, i.e. not your local bartender BSing with you. Great spot on the canal to sit in the shade and people watch as you enjoy your beer.

From the owner: Originalité, fraicheur et créativité s'affichent sur une carte sans cesse renouvelée! Nous restons…read moreà votre disposition tout au long de l'année pour vos demandes de privatisation ou de repas de groupe. À très vite, L'équipe du pace e salute

We were trying to decide between this place and The bar in front…read more It was literally a pit stop for us while we were road-tripping the south of France. We got there and we couldn't stop trying stuff ! They had an amazing cuvée wine that I should have taken pictures of because it was mind blowing . We had a bunch of Tapas and literally cannot pick favorites. The Staff was great, even with our limited ability to hold conversations due to language barrier we would recommend this place to anyone driving by this area. They had a wide selection of drinks as well, wish we could have stayed longer!

This was another Yelp find for us. We were looking for something casual, cozy, with good food. We…read moreare glad we decided to try out Entre 2 Tapas. We were warmly greeted by the bartender/waiter/owner(?) and were able to choose our seat. A family was there and several other couples, as well as some older gentlemen at the bar. Our drink orders were immediately taken and we looked over the menu. The place is simply decorated, but cool music in the background made it relaxing and comfortable. The bartender came over and explained all the menu choices, then called the chef to help describe the dishes. We appreciated this so much! I don't remember the exact names but we ended up ordering 6 Tapas for two people, per the recommendation of the staff (we asked them to surprise us with the last two items because we had a hard time deciding). We ate stuffed red peppers with the cream herbed-cheese of some sort, rice balls with black beans, a cold tomato soup reminiscent of gazpacho, chorizo in a very flavorful sauce (my husband ended up dipping everything in this), cod croquettes, and a raw cod filet "cooked" in an amazing lemon, salt, and pepper combo. If in Nimes, try this place! They are super friendly, and the other patrons seemed to love them also.

From the owner: Que calor ! A quelques encablures du Cours Julien et face au Poste à Galène, se cache La Tasca. La…read morerecette est simple : prenez une dose de bonne humeur, une dose de bon goût, une ambiance à l'espagnole revendiquée et un agréable jardin d'hiver à l'abri de l'agitation de la ville. Dans ce bar-resto à tapas, il arrive que l'ambiance s'euphorise en milieu de soirée après quelques verres de sangria ou parfois à la faveur de la prestation acoustique d'un musicien. Dans tous les cas l'ambiance caliente est garantie. Du côté des tapas, l'identité est résolument espagnole agrémentée d'influences méditerranéennes. Les traditionnelles assiettes de charcuterie et de fromage sont intégralement composées de produits provenant d'Espagne, avec notamment un consistant jambon Serrano et le manchego, un fromage typique de brebis au goût inimitable. La carte comprend plus de 65 références de tapas différentes et évolue régulièrement au gré des saisons mais les traditionnels "Gambas à l'ajio", "Patatas