Average food and service. We were seated inside along with one other table. Food was average given…read morethe other amazing restaurants in the area. Service was okay. Decent spot if you're in the mood for pizza.

We went here our first night bc we were exhausted and famished and wanted something hearty and…read morefamiliar (didn't plan ahead or make any reservations). This place delivered. Solid pizzas, enough options, nice outdoor seating, timely service, reasonably priced. It was quiet and pleasant outside.

Great restaurant in Lourmarin. Nice atmosphere. We had reservations at 8:00 and the place was not…read moreas crowded as expected for a Friday, maybe because of the market earlier in the day. Service was great. With my tiny amount of french and their English there were no language issues. Menu was great - Foie Gras and the duck were amazing. Others had dessert, but I was stuffed. There are a lot of great restaurants in Lourmarin, but this is at the top of the stack. This was our last meal before we left the next day so it was a great finale. Great patio if the weather permits to sit outside.

Beautiful restaurant in Lourmarin!…read more The restaurant is located in the corner after entering entrance of the small street. With so many cute shops around, dining here is a great choice. Will Come back!

Before I review, I just have to say...I am stunned that this establishment is not on Yelp yet! This…read moreplace is phenomenal! Reine Sammut knows exactly how to feed (and love) her patrons and I cannot recommend her restaurant more highly. If ever in the Luberon region, please make a visit to this 'contemporary'-Provencal-garden gem. As you can tell already, my review is less for the room (which was simple, cozy and down-to-earth) and more for the extraordinary experience we had on their dining terrace. To give a bit of background, my husband and I were on the road for a couple weeks in Provence already and while everywhere we dined was delicious, I regretfully must admit that all our 3 hour long fine dining meals did begin to blend into each other...it was until our meal at Auberge la Feniere that something stood out again and both the experience and food were distinct. We both did the summer discovery tasting menu and this is exactly what we had: -Foie gras citron cream mousse-foam -Tomato tartar of the garden, bacon "bellota bellota" like a pan con tomato -Bush ravioli, coco cream sparkling and pistou -Sea Bass steam with coriander, tagliatelles of courgettes violin and stuffed flowers (or) -Roasted young pigeon, with garlic confit, crusty giblets and fried girolle mushrooms -Selection of fresh and mature cheeses from Mr Rostand -White peach syrup, honey tile and verbena ice-cream Everything was incredible but our absolute favorite dish of the entire meal and 3 week trip was the tomato tartar appetizer with bellota ham in a crisp shell. I would go back JUST for that, and I'm pretty sure we will go back! Anyway, it was well worth the money (85 euro pp for the discovery menu) and time to enjoy such a gourmet meal here and to truly have something to celebrate about.

Love Cafe Gaby! We went here multiple times and the service was friendly and welcoming every time…read more The food is excellent. Really recommend the beef tartare with all the condiments - so fresh and tasty. The salads are wonderful too! The ambiance inside is really nice but sitting outside at the magical square is something different.

Cafe Gaby is an institution! Great for pretty much any need - a morning coffee, leisurely brunch, a…read morequick cold drink, a lunch to people watch. They're fast and attentive and friendly. There's tons of outdoor seating. The area is lively and bustling. I recommend anything with goat cheese. Portions are large and filling. Fries are perfect.

Very friendly and quality pizza as you walk through this lovely town. We had the slice and drink…read morefor 5 euros and it hit the spot

The food here is over the top and some of the finest you will find here in Bonnieux. The Wait…read moreStaff was very attentive patient and spoke both French and English enough to make the dining experience, incredibly enjoyable. Making our dining experience excellent if nothing else, the ambience is truly an excellent expression of a step back in time with all modern accoutrements. If you ever plan on visiting this small, quaint village in Provence L'Arôme is a stop on your bucket list for dinning at least several times to enjoy quality food, service and ambiance

If I die tomorrow, I want the Lobster Risotto from L'Arome as my last meal. I tried to tell our…read morewaiter this but because of my poor French, it did not translate well. We started with a bottle of local red from Chateau les Eydins and it was the perfect recommendation. So much so that we stopped at the Chateau on our way out of town for a magnum to bring home. Next up was the Tuna Tartare which was original and impressive. Then on to the main meal of Filet with Foie Gras for my husband and the beloved Lobster Risotto for myself. It was decadent, it was heavenly and I cannot wait to come back. Even for lunch, it was a bit pricey but who can put a price tag on such an outstanding meal. If you're in the Luberon region, spend some time wondeBonnieux and do not miss L'Arome.

So close to a four or five star experience, but our waitress was so nice and accommodating to…read morenative French customers, but so nasty, hurried, and short with visitors. We saw her lie about availability of tables to some really polite Asian tourists with good French, and give Carte Blanche to some others who wanted to move. (We were there for two hours, only five tables were occupied, this was clearly a bias and a prejudice... ) Every other person working there was great. So was the food. The bitter, frizzy haired waitress needs a new job. Maybe at the library.

You know a restaurant is good when the next day you dream of going back there, counting down the…read moreminutes until dinner time. Last night my wife and I ate there. I had the Menu Bio (organic menu) - the finest meal I've had on my trip to France. The highlight was the melt in your mouth lamb. I can not even replicate the sounds I made eating it. If you are ever in or near Lourmarin, you must eat here!

We stopped for wine at Café de l'Ormeau, but with the night falling and dinner options small, we…read moreate there too. The date had the Côtes de Veau with a cream/sherry sauce and mushrooms and I had the veal Milanese with pasta, salad, and fries - both were good, sound, very French, and unremarkable. We were more entertained by a cute French bulldog going table to table and begging from anyone who paid attention. She was apparently the 'town' dog that everyone took care of. We also saw a fat, massive tortie (obviously pregnant) and other cats. Dessert was a pear tart with almonds and chocolate - also sound. Nothing was pretty on the eye but everything was sound and tasty. Fine, attentive service. 3.5 rounded up.