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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Moustiers Sainte-Marie, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Moustiers Sainte-Marie. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including La Part des Anges, Ferme Ste Cecile, Restaurant Les Tables Du Cloitre, Restaurant Le Da Vinci, Les Santons, La Grignotiere, Les Magnans, Cote Jardin, La Part des Anges, La Cascade
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10. La Cascade
Overall Ratings
3 based on 754 reviews
Reviewed By tonycD6383YJ
This very casual restaurant has seating for 150 and is so popular it doesn't take bookings. So just line up at 7.00 or return at 8.30 and enjoy some greet food and service. Our waiter Anto spoke English and looked after us. We enjoyed Melon and Proscuito followed by veal chop with fries and salad, followed by Sorbet. Each course was simple, but generous size and full of flavour. The burgers seemed very popular as did some of the main course sals, which seemed huge. The place was packed with families and had a very warm and relaxed atmosphere. This isn't fine dining, but its great value in a location that allows full enjoyment of the waterfall and raging torrent of water right beside the tables. Worth a visit.
9. La Part des Anges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
La Part des Anges is modeled on Spanish Tapas restaurant with a shared-eating concept. We aim to serve only the freshest ingredients, sourced locally and ethically as possible. Located in a 12th century hotel, the terrace offers a nice view on Moustier's
Reviewed By dmhouse256
We arrived a little late into Moustiers and were trawling around the town looking for a bite to eat at around 2:45pm. Most places had just stopped serving lunch, but this restaurant welcomed us in. We weren't expecting much as it was basically our last option, but we had amazing seats on the shady terrace overlooking what has to be the most panoramic view from any restaurant in the town! The place was empty and the waiter who served us had excellent English (with an English accent... maybe he studied at an international school or has lived in the UK?) We ordered baked Camembert and a tomato tart, both of which were delicious. Plus the obligatory glass of Bau (a sparking Muscat made in nearby Fourcalquier -- yum)!Thanks for your feedback David, We are extremely happy you enjoyed your time here at La Part des Anges.
8. Cote Jardin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 392 reviews
Reviewed By Gonzalo_de_Berceo
The location is stunning, and the garden is romantic. But amazingly enough I was not impressed with the service nor the food, despite all efforts by staff. Perhaps too high expectations?
7. Les Magnans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By Birgit G
We had a wonderful lunch at Les Magnans after spending some time in Moustiers St. Marie. Our waiter was very courteous and helpful when he realized we didn't speak French. He promptly got us a menu in English. We had a breaded chicken breast and salmon steak. Both dishes came with fries and a nice fresh salad. Prices were reasonable and though we sat outside, everything was spotless. I would definitely recommend this restaurant situated at the entrance of the village.
6. La Grignotiere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 550 reviews
Reviewed By iloverocket
Very small restaurant serving excellent food. Make sure you book in advance during the busier summer months. We got lucky and had dinner outside when they were fully booked. We both had the Bavette steak with frites which was superb. This small restaurant is intimate and serves wonderful food. I highly recommend it!
5. Les Santons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 896 reviews
The Santon Moustiers welcomes you To 12:00 to 13:30 for lunch. And 19:00 to 20:30 for dinner.
Reviewed By talkative
It was absolutely poring & it was cool but the welcome was warm & charming at Les Santons. It was so comfortable. The staff were charming.The food was excellent & the advice on what to eat was spot on.We loved it - had a great night.
4. Restaurant Le Da Vinci
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1307 reviews
Reviewed By donaldf673
We ate here on our 3rd night in Moustier. There is only a signpost up a steep lane to signify its existence. Once discovered - it is great! Very small with friendly owner. Food is excellent and cheaper than on main drag around the cascade. We had both our cheapest and best meal in Moustier here.
3. Restaurant Les Tables Du Cloitre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By Comradegeneral86
Went to this place for dinner a few days back.We had excellent quality dishes of pork filet mignon stuffed with tapenade and oven-cooked potatoes and a salad with goat cheese. Both were quite sizable and again delicious. For desserts, we had the home-made chocolate brownie and strawberry tiramisu and both of them were tasty and could tell that the quality of ingredients were high.
2. Ferme Ste Cecile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 622 reviews
Reviewed By PKLH
We came for a birthday lunch after seeing all the great reviews and we were not disappointed. The lunch menu was good value and the food of a very high standard. Our hosts were very welcoming and offered to speak to us in either French or English. The wheelchair access was excellent - flat in from the car park and a slope to the wheelchair accessible toilet. The wine by the glass was delicious and the highlight of the meal was the perfectly cooked venison but every course was tasty. We will return.
1. La Part des Anges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
La Part des Anges is modeled on Spanish Tapas restaurant with a shared-eating concept. We aim to serve only the freshest ingredients, sourced locally and ethically as possible. Located in a 12th century hotel, the terrace offers a nice view on Moustier's
Reviewed By dmhouse256
We arrived a little late into Moustiers and were trawling around the town looking for a bite to eat at around 2:45pm. Most places had just stopped serving lunch, but this restaurant welcomed us in. We weren't expecting much as it was basically our last option, but we had amazing seats on the shady terrace overlooking what has to be the most panoramic view from any restaurant in the town! The place was empty and the waiter who served us had excellent English (with an English accent... maybe he studied at an international school or has lived in the UK?) We ordered baked Camembert and a tomato tart, both of which were delicious. Plus the obligatory glass of Bau (a sparking Muscat made in nearby Fourcalquier -- yum)!Thanks for your feedback David, We are extremely happy you enjoyed your time here at La Part des Anges.
