From the owner: La Provence à bout de Fourchette Le restaurant de L'Auberge de Noves a trouvé repère au sein d'une…read moredemeure bourgeoise du 19ème. Un cadre relaxant, propice à la quiétude, hiver comme été. La salle, à l'espace vaste et lumineux, jouxte une belle terrasse ombragée. Côté saveurs, le chef ajuste ses fourneaux au fil des humeurs de nos saisons. Des produits de qualité, issus de producteurs régionaux font s'éveiller vos papilles, les soirs étoilés à la lueur des réverbères "art-déco". A noter : un lieu où douceur et saveur font chavirer les âmes romantiques.

My wife and I visited this restaurant last October 2023. The service and the food were extremely…read moregood and very reasonable. I would definitely recommend

Set menu that was delicious and varied. Patient staff working with our limited French. The house…read morewine was well-above average. We had the crunchy vegetable starter with a soft cheese on bread that was incredibly flavorful. The filet was outstanding and came with a tangy mustard sauce that I alternated with the plate's au jus - just delicious. My wife had the warm Brie with potatoes and sausage and her first remark was "Holy s$&t that's incredible!" We finished with the Grandmother's chocolate recipe that we scraped the carafe clean of. Pleas go - in a sea of restaurants this is a gem.

A quite remarkable restaurant with great food and excellent service…read more I was looking for Provençal Cuisine and they had a couple of dishes that fit that description. Everything was creative and beautiful prepared. I had a lovely evening.

I ordered multiple pastries and they did not put the right amount and correct pastries in my bag!…read moreI was over charged and under delivered! I left a message without a return call!

From the owner: Le bio au menu Au Croque Chou, la cuisine est une histoire de passion. Pour les plats traditionnels…read moreet les plaisirs de la table, mais également pour la nature. Membre du mouvement "Slow Food" visant à aider les producteurs de l'agroalimentaire et encourager la biodiversité, le jeune chef Sébastien Folz propose une cuisine bio élaborée à base de produits régionaux, dont la truffe, et du commerce équitable. Petite originalité : le Croque Chou propose un Menu Spécial "Bib Gourmand", en clin d'oeil au Bib Gourmand obtenu au Guide Michelin 2012.

my bf's dad lives nearby in Eygalieres, so while planning for our trip, I asked him, "where's your…read more FAVORITE restaurant in the south of France?" and he said "it's this old barn that's been renovated, the food is really good, I'd give it 5 stars". my bf, is critical of everything, and has never rated anything a 5 stars.... so of course, we had to try this place for my birthday lunch! and I completely agree! The place is gorgeous inside! we came in last week, and ate inside/outside, so we had a nice cross breeze and ambiance. They have 2 fixed menus, lunch or dinner. for the lunch menu, you get an appetizer, a main and a dessert, AND 2 glasses of wine (red or white) and espresso to finish. all for a VERY reasonable price. this place is Michelin recommended. and deservedly so. you get 2 choices for each dish. the bf and I got the same, and his dad got the shrimp appetizer. pictures to follow. :) fresh Ravioli with mushrooms and parmesan - amazing! Light, uber fresh ravioli pasta, we couldn't get enough of this beurre blanc sauce it came with. we sopped up all the sauce w/ the bread. Lamb. 2 slices of lamb loin, with creme freche wrapped in eggplant, with fingerling potatoes. *these are french potatoes that are lighter than their american counterparts*. Vanilla bean ice cream with meringue cookies and raspberry compote. I'm not a meringue girl, they usually leave a funny feeling on my tongue that i dislike. BUT, the almond meringue cookies they had here, were amazing! I ate 1.5 cookies! (bf only ate 0.5 cookies. i happily finished it off) Banana and chocolate crepe with vanilla bean ice cream. You can tell they make the ice cream on site. 2 glasses wine. Coffee and water. Great price! This place has GREAT value for Amazing food. I have a new favorite place for the south of france too! I will have to come back every time we visit his dad!

Fabulous new French cuisine; charming staff and ambience; lunch menu is not to be missed. You must…read morehave a reservation as the restaurant fills up; primarily with well-dressed locals.

#1 in Avignon on trip advisor and for a reason. Just what you want. Husband and wife team run…read moreplace. Great food but not overpriced because of the great location. Each course was tremendous. Wonderful local wine list. Service terrific. The duck dish is the one most people post and I thought it was a delicious as the pictures appeared. The risotto was fabulous and all of the desserts were terrific.

This place is AMAZING!!! If you are in Avignon, this is a MUST TRY. It might have just become my…read morefavorite restaurant. It is a small Husband+Wife restaurant, a very talented couple. It is a prefix menu, we chose the 4-course and it was very much enough food. I do want to go back and try the 6-course meal, just out of curiosity. I love how you get a taste of each, and how Pauline asks if you have any allergies or if there's something you prefer before your meal is being made. We loved every single course -- they were all presented very artistically, and the colors and flavors made it a true experience. I strongly recommend people not to miss out!

The Bistrot de la Pastière is located in a charming place and the terrace view is very pleasant…read moreabove the surrounding roofs of this village. The atmosphere is very cosy and the service impeccable . Finally the food is always delicious. We keep coming back to the Bistrot de la Pastière with enthusiasm !

I cannot speak highly enough of L'Essentiel, from their food, to their service, to the beautiful…read moredecor and table settings. Service is welcoming and accommodating for my poor attempt at culinary French terms. The Chef even came out to answer questions at three occasions. First up, a trio of amuse bouches called land and sea. I don't typically like foie gras but this was incredible. I would actually order this again if ever back in Avignon. The Parmesan biscuit was technically amazing, with such subtle flavor, crispy on the outside, and soft, light and creamy inside. The mushroom "egg roll" was crispy, flaky with great umami. The Jerusalem artichoke risotto was my absolute favorite; I'll likely dream of this dish and try to replicate the recipe. It's unlike anything I've had before, so creative, unique and insanely delicious. The artichokes were cooked perfectly , tender but still firm. The risotto was actually a thick, creamy foam, packed with bold creamy flavor and truffles on top. The sea bream was glistening with the crispiest skin, along with carrots and a silky champagne sauce. The veal was so tender with the most delightful sweet onion tart. The tart was surprisingly good with the best onions I've ever had. Kudos to the chef for shopping the market everyday for the freshest and highest quality products! The scallops were sliced beautifully and were balanced so well with the acidity of raspberries and pomegranates. We started out with the strongest amuse bouches, and Chef didn't disappoint from there, maintaining and exceeding our palette's expectations. Chef Mohamad deserves a Michelin rank!!

I went here eight years ago and it was really good. Wait staff were attentive, the food was good,…read morethe restaurant had great ambiance. Went back today and there must have been a change in owner and direction. The food was mediocre, there were only two wait staff for the entire restaurant and they could not keep up. The place was not full and they were turning people away which was good because they couldn't handle the volume as it was. We ordered the wine pairing, the wine server never brought our last wine, the other server apologized and brought us a liquor that was quite sad. Unfortunate because they still have a beautiful courtyard.