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Most Popular European food in Lambesc, France
Find out what European restaurants to try in Lambesc including Le Mas d'Entremont, L'Escale des Vins, Aux Delices de Cathy, Les Braises Rouges, Le Bocage, Le Piano Gourmand, Mas de Fauchon, Le Repaire, Le Grain de Sel, Les Voutes
Restaurants in Lambesc
10. Les Voutes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By Relais-Reviewer
The Moulin de Vernegues is a historic hostelry at Pont Royal, surrounded by lush trees, Roman ruins and a Golf Course.There are two restaurants in the main house. The Bistro and the Gastronomic Terrace. We chose the Restaurant "La Table du Moulin" and enjoyed excellent wines with Duck Foie Gras and Royal French Pigeon. Try the Chocolat Michel Cluizel for dessert. The service was smilingly excellent and we lingered over our drinks for far too long - under a tanzanite sky, and not wanting to bring the evening to an end. This was our fourth visit.
9. Le Grain de Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By meggie2011
This restaurant was recommended by our hosts at 'Le Petit Figuires' B+B and I was delighted with the range of menu choices, the inventive and creative dishes and our final dish choices, there presentation and the wonderful flavours. What made this experience very special was the head chef came to our table and described each dish on his menu in english as we had no french. He came out again to describe dessert menu and I would not normally order dessert, but hey I am glad I did. All I can say; I will be using rocket in my next dessert creation at home - clever + creative with fresh ideas.
8. Le Repaire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By mummyofaandw
We have stayed nearby for 7 years 2-3 times a year but had never visited Le Repaire as we didn't know of its existence....however having discovered it this holiday we were not disappointed! The restaurant is in old Vernegues, destroyed by an earthquake in 1909, in the only remaking building and there's a beautiful terrace where you can dine outside. We all had crepes - smothered in chocolate, chantilly etc- and they were gorgeous. We'll definitely return!
7. Mas de Fauchon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By IanMumford
We had an outstanding lunch today. They pride themselves on local (Provençal) dishes and ingredients. We chose the menu marché which was excellent. Each dish was prepared to perfection. The service was attentive and at exactly the right pace. We chose to sit outside on their terrace which was perfect for a warm Spring day. The prices were reasonable especially given the quality. Well worth a visit!
6. Le Piano Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
The new team of the Piano Gourmand welcomes you every day for lunch and dinner in a retro and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy lunch on weekdays: 14⬠menu with homemade dessert. You also have pizzas and grilled over a wood fire. You have Three rooms, a shaded t
Reviewed By waxman78
Well Rognes is a lovely little Provence village a step away from the traditional touristic circuits, so little tourist and of course a bit less to see. For people who like the quiet charms and walking this area is perfect. As for wine lovers they'll be enchanted with the local wines they can taste locally and buy at the cooperative down the road and also directly with the local producers strew all around rognes. Now there are very few restaurants and cafés there and the Piano Gourmand is a pleasant surprise. It has three rooms inside and two outside courtyards in summer. Food is simple but nice an das its a family held restaurant the cooking is done by them. A large pizza oven sits in the first room and even some meats are cooked in it. Local dishes and yummy crispy pizzas are available - Wines are well chosen and service is friendly even when the places is packed , because it does get packed, so book. The owner of this restaurant has been collecting old labels, sign post, enamel adverts and objets for decades and they constitute and very colorful and amusing decoration. Pricing is fair. Enjoy
5. Le Bocage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By PestfromBuda
I am so impressed with the standard of small restaurants in villages/towns tucked away in the French countryside. This is no exception. We booked (important) through a recommendation and were served fabulous food and good local wine. After such a good meal, we were thankful we only had a few metres to waddle back!
4. Les Braises Rouges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By Cynthia G
Aisde from one truly excellent restaurant in Saint Cannat, the town has never offered much choice for dining, so I am delighted to have "discovered" Les Braises Rouges. My dinner, grilled loup and a carrot soufflé were well prepared, and the house wine, Chateau de Beauprès from Saint Cannat, is one I like. My husband chose lamb kidneys which suited him fine. The service was friendly and professional and there's a large parking lot just in front. The carte offers pizza that looked fantastic, and grilled meats, chicken, etc. We paid about 40 euros, including 2 glasses of wine and service. Will certainly return soon!
3. Aux Delices de Cathy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By simhampton
I really wanted to be super positive about an interesting new place in Lambesc but, pending a return visit sometime, it is not quite right yet. The mix of starters was fine, but the main course - a tagine of lamb - didn't make the grade. The lamb was very slightly cold in the middle and I fear I heard a microwave in the open kitchen, but the weakest part was the last second addition of some sauteed onions with raisins. I had expected the raisins to be cooked with the lamb to render a sweet succulent end result, but it was not to be.
2. L'Escale des Vins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By Jacques59
The L'Escale des Vins is located on D7N about half way between Mallemort and Lambesc. It is in a modern, attractive building with perhaps the most unusual and beautiful flooring we have seen in this area of France. The food is priced a little higher than the usual 14-16 euro menus found in most towns along the way. I had a large scallop on raviolis in a cream sauce with leeks (19 euros). It was large enough to be fully satisfying all by itself. My wife had two scallops with julienne vegetables in a crispy crepe bowl (15 euros). It too was large enough to be fully satisfying. Both dishes were beautifully presented. I ordered a 1/2 liter of local rose which was very good and priced at only 6 euros. Seating is available outside on a shaded porch or inside. The restroom was spotlessly clean. We recommend this restaurant if you want a lunch priced a little above average but with food and wine that are way, way above average. Bon appetit!Merci pour votre confiance ainsi que votre avis partagé. La satisfaction du client est notre mot clé, nous sommes heureux de l'avoir accomplie. En espérant vous revoir bientôt. Bonne journée
1. Le Mas d'Entremont
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By wendyanddavid536
Excellent set meal for a group of 40 of us, in a beautiful setting in the hills outside Aix-en-Provence.An amuse-bouche, followed by smoked and marinated salmon with zucchini mousse, then guinea fowl with a mushroom sauce, dauphinoise potatoes and vegetables, then warm goats cheese and finally raspberry and vanilla macaron on a red fruit coulis. Lovely food, well presented.....but one of us is gluten-free, and the restaurant had been advised several days in advance. Gluten-free did not mean food items were substituted, they were simply omitted - no bread, no alternative to the dauphinoise potatoes.The service was very patchy at times; even though the gluten-free one of us did not have any dauphinoise potatoes, halfway through eating the main course, the waitress rushed up to take the meal away saying that it shouldn't have been served. After a discussion with another waitress, the meal was returned and pronounced ok. Heaven help anyone with a severe nut allergy.With attention to detail, the Mas d'Entremont could be excellent.
