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France Food Guide: 3 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saint-Cannat
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Saint-Cannat, France including Le Pile ou Face, Brasserie Le 86, Les Gens Heureux
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1. Le Pile ou Face
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By guyr816
We came here with 3 adults and 2 young children and ate out on the beautiful patio. Wonderful food choices - try the salmon! - from a specially crafted menu. The staff are gracious and helpful. Good find!
2. Brasserie Le 86
Reviewed By StefaanV602
De beenhouwer van het dorp ernaast (Eguilles) had een carierreswitch aangekondigd. Na jaren onze favoriete beenhouwer geweest te zijn, vooral om van onze bbqâs telkens een feest te maken, heeft Eric besloten om een brasserie in Saint Cannat te openen en zijn passie voor vlees verder te zetten.Na de zaak mooi gerenoveerd te hebben is de zaak nu paar maanden open. De passie voor vlees is af te lezen op de kaart maar nog belangrijker op de borden! Hoewel pizza, vis en pasta ook op de kaart staan, maakt hij verschil met zijn vlees. We keren zeker terug ! Top !
3. Les Gens Heureux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Wine Bar, literary café Wine shop, bookshop, but coffee, tea and cold drinks as well all day long and for after-work. Kids Corner Organic wines, biodynamic cultivation, wine tasting, on the spot or to take away. Boards with meats and cheeses. Books to rea
Reviewed By VagabondGourmand
We stumbled upon this little gem by chance, looking for a late lunch to have a good girly chat - despite the late hour, JB and Julien welcomed us warmly. This wine bar cum bistro has everything a person needs to be happy - as the name suggests. A simple menu composed of top quality products and a matching wine list. Les Gens Heureux is celebrating its first anniversary, deservedly so. But it is so much more than just a wine bar - it is a café, a bookshop, with a true kids corner where your little ones can read, relax and play, out of the heat of the midday sun. The wine is organic, bio dynamic, supplied from close by (I recommend Château Léoube, rosé). The bread, which they sell to go as well as serve, is natural, made by a local baker and is quite simply to die for - crusty on the outside, perfectly squishy on the inside. Decades ago, when my children were small, we dreamed of creating a space like this - well, JB did it! Bravo! If i lived in Eguilles, this place would definitely be my local.The cafe/wine bar is situated in the cool vaults of an old olive mill - in Summer a haven from the unforgiving Provencal sun - in Winter, I am sure it will be equally hygge. They have an outside terrace too - this place has everything you need - even a tele to watch the world cup! It feels like coming home. Bravo!
