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Most Popular Gastropub food in Gap, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France
Find out what Gastropub restaurants to try in Gap including La Voute, Le Bistrot Gapencais, Cafe des Gourmets
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1. La Voute
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
Reviewed By Arrietveld
Excellent restaurant in the centre of Gap. We had lunch at the cosy terras outside at the back of the restaurant. The menu is a mixture of French and Asian/Latin dishes. It is well balanced and each dish takes the best of the two cuisines, so its not your average fusion. The kids had the buritos with Thai curry rice, which is better than your own local Mexican restaurant (they also have a kids menu). My wife had the filet mignon with honey sauce and herbs and I had the canard 'Thai style'. Both dishes where very nice and perfectly cooked (whereas canard and filet mignon in many restaurants are overcooked). The dishes are bytheway quite large and with good prices (average price of main dish is aroun 16 euros), you get good value for money.
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2. Le Bistrot Gapencais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
In Gapençais bistro we strive to make you spend a good time , be it on the plate, in your glasses or your head. We offer traditional cuisine including fresh, as diversified as possible and always in search of renewal to best meet everyone's expectations .
Reviewed By railtraveller65
I chose this restaurant having found that the Office du Tourisme nearby had just closed for lunch. I had the plat du jour, tuna steak with sesame seeds and chopped tomatoes with mixed vegetables and rice followed by a dessert. Good value and well served. It was quite busy with peope from the nearby offices and Court.
3. Cafe des Gourmets
Reviewed By Alpinebiker
Do you remember the old France - where there was a Les Routiers on every corner and you could get a Michelin star lunch and a bottle of Chateau Lafite for 10 francs before driving back to work at 4.00pm. Sadly those days are mostly gone but every now and again there are reminders of how things used to be. The Cafe des Gourmets is one such trip into the past. Great coffee and a wonderful setting in the centre of the town to kick things off. Add in an interior that doesnât look like itâs been touched since Jean Cocteau was a lad and a grumpy indifferent patron who only accepts cash (preferably francs and sous) and youâve got the complete package. My only disappointments were the lack of stand and squat facilities in the toilet and the absence of Gaulloise smoke blotting out the interior. Some things you just canât forgive the EU for.
Best French food near Gap, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France
