Best place to in Arles to try the local wine! They serve a light dinner with a selection of wines…read morefrom the region. Definitely the spot where the young locals go to drink wine. Great wine bar! Not sure why it wasnt on yelp.

This is an amazing bar. It's three stories high and the live music offered on a variety of nights…read moremakes the friendly atmosphere. The drinks are a bit pricey but the food is good and affordable! I would definitely check this place out if you want to have some fun and socialize.

This place sucks. I usually only write reviews for places I like and don't review the ones I…read moredon't, but this place is an exception. It's an Irish Pub. We sat down. I made eye contact with a waiter who ignored me. 4-5 min later I made eye contact with another waiter who told the first guy we wanted service. He came over but didn't say a word - no greeting, no 'what can I get you', nothing. We ordered and drank 2 wines (very cheap - 4 euros for 2 glasses). No one came back by to check on us so I walked inside and the guy bar tender looked at me, turned away and made a joke with another guy at the bar. These guys are jerks. Don't go here.

Well, going with 2 stars because it's in a very nice location…read more Arrived very tired and hungry after long trip. Got there around 5:40 PM. They seated us and menus did have some English which we appreciated ( although we also have translator programs). After a 10 min wait a server came by and frantically told us the kitchen is closed and would not open until 6:30 PM. Not sure then why we got menus but maybe for drink list. We politely said we were going to leave. An employee ( manager?) asked if we'd like to order drinks and told us no other places serve food between 6:30 or 7PM). We thought this sounded fair and returned to our table. No one ever returned to take our order so we left quietly for a second time. Never to return. Was this a language barrier issue ? We're a quiet , polite group of professionals who travel frequently. Hope it wasn't something dumb based on misconceptions of our nationality. Plenty of places to eat and drink in Arles. An unfortunate mistake wasting time at this one.

Sitting outside in a beautiful fall night! Fresh bread and OH my the Burrato salad was absolutely…read morefabulous!!!! Enjoyed a local wine ( crisp Chardonnay!) and the pizza was very big we could not finish it!

A cute little place that has the charm of outdoor tables perilously perched on narrow sidewalks,…read morewhile life bustles by. My friend and I had a pre-dinner apéro and snack here, and our friendly waiter directed me towards the drier of the two local rosés (first-world problem, and it was delicious), while my friend had an easy red that was delightfully chilled. We shared a dark tapenade (olive-y and fishy) and a mixed cheese/charcuterie plate with the requisite cornichons and pickled olives. They had two nice reds by the bottle, personal faves of mine - Vieux Télégraphe and Trevallon, at around €90, which is what they cost in a wine shop in New York anyway. Would happily come back.

Hotel is amazing, definitely ... wonderful rooms w a flare…read more Restaurant.... Ehhh Lovely touches inside

From the owner: Déjà reconnu comme l'hôtel particulier le plus somptueux d'Arles au Moyen-Âge, L'Arlatan fait une…read moreremarquable entrée dans le XXIe siècle à travers l'exceptionnelle vision de l'artiste Jorge Pardo. Une explosion de couleurs, de lumières et de design contemporain qui se répandent sur une gigantesque mosaïque de plus de 6000m2. Chaque chambre, chaque porte est une pièce unique, une œuvre d'art. Les quelques deux millions de fragments de mosaïque utilisés pour cette rénovation furent tous fabriqués à la main. Les différents bâtiments, dont la partie centrale est classée aux Monuments Historiques, s'organisent autour d'un magnifique patio, d'un escalier majestueux et de salons au charme incomparable. L'Arlatan vous accueille et vous embarque pour un voyage singulier et magique à travers l'histoire, les cultures et les sensations.

Happening little local wine bar/bistro. Short menu, great food, interesting characters…read more It is wonderful how a great little neighborhood/local place can exist 50 feet from an overrun tourist square. You won't be disappointed.

What a surprise to find this lovely little bistro open at 10:30pm on a Sunday, ready to serve two…read morehungry American tourists a gourmet meal. Although the menu was limited at this hour ("You like boeuf, no?"), the execution was superb. Much to our delight, we were presented with two exquisitely prepared filets of beef, cooked rare with a red wine sauce. Trés bon! After desert, the server delivered to our table two glasses and a bottle of liquor filled with some kind of clear spirit and various fruits (it reminded me of moonshine). The server just left the bottle and beckoned us to help ourselves--and there was no charge for it on our bill at the end of the meal either. Throughout the evening, we felt 100% at home and at ease, as if the entire restaurant existed just to serve us. The restaurant was filled entirely with what looked like locals, without a word of English spoken (except by us of course). It was a magical night, and we highly recommend it!

The hotel where Picasso, Gogan, an Vincent stayed…read more The woman I reception was very helpful and refused to take a tip. I can't be more happy.

We had a wonderful stay here in September. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The room…read morewas nice with a modern bathroom. In the evenings we sat outside on their terrace with a drink and watched the people stroll by. Only downside is that a simple breakfast is not included in the proud room fee.

By the River so can get windy, like the day we visited it. A small parking lot nearby so you can…read moretry your luck. A great bookstore as neighbor, not bad. You can eat, drink and read. The food is middle eastern (Moroccan). Everything was delicious. The couscous was the best I have tasted. The lamb tagline fell off the bone, the vegetarian version were equally flavorful. The sauce on the side that they gave you, yum yum. Poured it on the couscous gave it the extra texture. Nuts and honey added to some tagines were wonderful. A define place to come back for lunch or dinner while in Arles.

Our first night in Arles and we loved this restaurant. The…read morewait staff was prompt, courteous and helpful in interpreting the menu for non French speaking customers. We had the lamb/vegetable and chicken/vegetables/chicken liver with lemon. We would come back here. Location was easy to find near the Rhône River.

I took this opportunity to have a small serving of blanquette de veau, which hit the spot in every…read moreway. The couscous on the side was nice, with toasted slivered almonds. The date had a grilled veg salad with tabouli, potatoes with melted cheese, lentil salad, and other bits - she found the couscous too minty but enjoyed it overall. Supremely kind service. An excellent quick lunch.