No better place to enjoy the market on Sunday! Enjoy a grand cafe crème, or a Coke Zero. A light…read morelunch, or a rose, and watch the action of the market and the venders packing up,

If you're looking for a very typical brasserie, you've found the place!…read moreNice typical french dishes, and remember to taste their foie gras, it's lovely! It's not pricy compared to some of the other more obvious tourist restaurants in the City Very personal and typical french service, but meant positive

This tiny hole-in-the-wall bistro with an unassuming menu is a class act, and an outstanding value…read more The host was friendly and welcoming and speaks just enough English. His wife(?) worked magic in the tiny kitchen. The house rosé was delicious, the best I've tasted in the Rhone so far, as was the house red wine, served chilled. Far better then one would expect for the price and for the house wine. Before the meal came we were given the most delicious local olives, and bread with garlic olive oil. I don't even like olives but these were very tasty. For entrees we had the burger and the Salade de Mattis, both of which came with lovely little roasted new potatoes. Sarah devoured the burger so I only got one tasty bite. The salad was yummy too, with tender pan-seared chicken with a delicate sauce, nicely dressed greens, and little rolls of eggplant, which I didn't like until I tasted them with the tomato sauce they were with - the chef worked some culinary magic to make the combination quite wonderful. My wife and I had dinner here tonight, and the owner told us that it was only their second day of being open! They showed no signs of working things out - everything was on point, from the decor to the service to the food. Everything is organic and they list all of the purveyors of their ingredients on the menu. I only wish I had saved room for dessert. I think we got very lucky getting in early, because the prices are sure to rise when this place gets discovered.

The Los place is tiny but dam good. One of the owners told me that just about every ingredient is…read moreorganic so, that's a plus. This is a husband & wife run place so the menu is "this us what she made today." - and they usually have 2 or 3 options for the main course. The deserts were also yummy. We had caramel apple crumble and pear tart w/dark chocolate.

So my first holiday meal out, and I have to say it was very good. Had an amazing stake with chips…read moreand salad here, the staff were lovely as was the seating right next to the river. All my friends also had a lovely meal the stake tartare looked and apparently tasted really good, as did the chicken Caesar salad. I would say the portions were very good too, and their set meals seemed good value based on the restaurants around them. Although after the main I did not feel I could fit a pudding in.

We were unimpressed with this restaurant. Our entrees of scallops and frio gras were excellent but…read morethe mains (beef and the risotto) came out cold and extremely flavourless. Our waitress did not come by to see how our meal was so we had to eat them.

We were a bit disappointed in our meals. We each ordered a starter and a main, all four items…read morearrived cold. Not lukewarm; actually cold. My seared scallops were tasty but should have been at least warm. My mushroom risotto was undercooked and too congealed. All of the food was either over-seasoned (too salty) or under. The food was beautiful and the service was friendly, but they failed to deliver top-notch food.

The food is gorgeous, and every detail is perfect. The bread before the meal is just baked, hot and…read morefresh. The waiter is very friendly and trying to help. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Niché au cœur du centre historique de l'Isle sur la Sorgue non loin de la collégiale et l'office du…read moretourisme à 5mn de la gare et en face de la mairie, ce trouve notre restaurant ouvert depuis le 7 mars 2017 Corinne et Christian vous reçoivent avec convivialité dans une ambiance cosy et chaleureuse Pour vous faire partager leur passion d'une cuisine légère et faite de produit frais et locaux.

This is a fantastic restaurant. Don't skip this if you have a chance…read more The building is unremarkable (I'm being kind; I could say ugly). But inside, it's transformed. Brilliant, simple, clean modern design is both exciting and soothing. The location is right on the river and I'd guess in the summer sitting on the deck with a glass of wine is pretty fabulous. The food was stellar and for the quality well-priced. We all had the Marche Menu--three courses for 30E. The starter was a amazing scallop carpaccio with sea urchin, salad, some crisps; the plat was a deconstructed duck breast, with some potatoes, mushrooms, and a few other things--amazing taste and lovely to look at too; the dessert was (and this is going to sound odd) a chestnut cake with marinated/carmelized celery. Sounds weird, tasted great. Throw in an amuse bouche and some cookies at the end and for the price of an extra-large meat lovers' pizza back in California, you can have a pretty incredible meal. I'll be thinking about this day for a while.

This is a wonderful restaurant. Very creative dishes. My wife and I ate lunch there today. It's…read moresituated along the picturesque Sorge river where we enjoyed a glass of champagne with innovative snacks. The entres were served in the main dining room by an accomplished and knowledgeable staff. Each dish was carefully explained. It started to rain heavily and we were facing a long wet walk back to our car, but Patrick the manager was good enough to offer us a ride. We would definitely return.

L'Isle sur la Sorgue has one of the great, big, famous markets in Provence--and therefore the…read moreSunday market is quite touristy. It's still great, though, and is one of the very fun things to do as a tourist in Provence. But after you have marketed, and have bags full of sausage, cheese, linens, and whatever else tempted you, it is nice to find a quiet place for a glass of vin with your lunch. Most of the restaurants are crowded, a little formulaic, and a little overpriced for what you get. Le Carré d'Herbes is a little off the (tourist) beaten path, has good food, a quiet patio, and is a good retreat from the bustle of the market. A glass of rosé and a pumpkin soup (it was a cold day) and I was ready for the drive home. It's worth seeking out.

This is a great place to go. It's hidden in plain sight. Most will walk right by it. Good food,…read morewine, service and not overpriced. Almost ordered the venomous Scorpion fish but had steak instead. Tasty with nice presentation. This town and restaurant are a must if you are in Provence.

I HAD to stay here as part of a cycling tour. I could have done far worse!…read more The accommodations are second to none. It is in a restored church and smack dab in the middle of town. My room was something out of a movie. They furnish the room with plush bathrobes, vanity kits and the quality..ooh la la. Breakfast is standard French B&B fare. How do French women eat so many carbs for breakfast and stay so thin? The hostess in the morning is very gracious. Dinner was great. The chef recommended fois de gras, but it is not what I am into. I got a zucchini risotto instead, which was wonderful. He also recommended a scallop dish, which was fantastic and a to die for chocolate mousse. I loved this place and hope some good fortune lands me here again. While you are at it, wander around Isle sur la Sorgue-- it's a jewel!

Okay, but not great, people and atmosphere nice, but the food was average, not worth the price…read more There are much better restaurants to choose from and that are less expensive.

Food was good, but my set dinner bbq pork rib was bit hard around the outside crest. Waiter was…read morekind, Tentative, always with a smile. Place has a retro set up, we sat in front of a collection of old wooden tennis rackets. Always double checked your bills before you pay. I found a cancelled desert still showing on the bill after I told the cashier to take off the bill, but he still charged my CC. So he unhappily refunded me €5 in cash.

wowowow such a cute little restaurant! the ambience is unreal! right by the water, the cutest…read morelittle table cloths, house music was weirdly good, just lit in general. melon salad was very nice! spritz was strong and good! we got free desserts in the end which was so kind of them!! def recommend if you love a cute munch.

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.