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Top 8 Pizza food in Saint-Martin-de-Castillon, France
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Saint-Martin-de-Castillon including Pizzeria O'Grill, Pizzeria Le Colorado, La Cuisine au Feu de Bois, La Pasterie, Le Bar des Amis, Le flamand rose, Pizz'Avenue Livraison, Mister Pizza
8. Mister Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By noelt497
We were in self-catering accommodation within a few minutes walk of this takeaway and, having decided we didn't feel like cooking, we decided to try here.With 41 different pizzas on offer, we were able to find something to suit with ease (I'm not sure who goes for the escargot pizza, but their must be enough customers for it to be on the list...).The only issue for us was the long wait, for which we can't really blame the takeaway. What we hadn't considered was the impact of something called the World Cup - the result was that I had to go back to collect the pizzas and hour and a half later... Lesson learned!At â¬14 for a 40cm pizza, the price is certainly reasonable as well.
7. Pizz'Avenue Livraison
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By HelenHS
It is the closest thing to American Pizza we have found in the Luberon Valley. They will use mozzarella, rather than gruyere, and the sauce is flavorful. The pizza is "to go" or emporter.
6. Le flamand rose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By lawd
We wandered round Apt on a Sunday evening, looking for somewhere away from the traffic on the ring road and happened upon this very pleasant restaurant. They seem to specialise in pizzas but do plenty of other things as well. We had lasagne and salad which was very tasty and not expensive. The chef/owner and his front of house wife were very friendly and welcoming. We would go back if we were in the area.
5. Le Bar des Amis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Bernard K
Very pleasant, both the staff and the food and the service. Beware the pizzas if you are on a short holiday. They are big and you might not finish it before you have to leave. Lots of hikers, bikers, an locals litter the place because it just about right for the price. Recommended.
4. La Pasterie
Reviewed By HhjpW
Eenvoudige pizzeria; formaat cafetaria. De pizza die ik at was erg lekker. Rode huiswijn matig. Iets meer variatie in keuze (bijv. quatrro stagione) zou wel fijn zijn.
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3. La Cuisine au Feu de Bois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Our restaurant "La Cuisine au Feu de Bois" is a friendly place. We offer Provencal dishes, pizzas and salads. In front of you, in the middle of the room, the Chef prepares the best dishes to regale you ... Everything is made on site with fresh products. T
Reviewed By Mich B
We enjoyed our dinner in this nice restaurant. The menu was exquisite, the service very good and friendly people. We would definitely recommend this restaurant!
2. Pizzeria Le Colorado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By X2221BWclairer
Set within the campsite, this restaurant offers a varied menu at reasonable prices. Booking is recommended especially at weekends. The staff are friendly, the food is good and the ambience is lovely. An idyllic setting and worth a visit if in the area.
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1. Pizzeria O'Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Bootsontheground
You could walk past this unassuming frontage without realising that it contains a genuine taste of France at a knock down price. As we passed on our tour of Apt's huge market, we reserved a table for 12.30 - feeling a little foolish as it was empty - but it turned out to be very wise as it was full and turning people away at lunchtime. We had the meal of the day for E11.50, which simply offered a 'Provencal pizza' plus salad, dessert and coffee. The pizzas were simple but tasty and filled the plate. The separate big plate of salad was mainly lettuce (as normal in France, where 'salade' means 'lettuce') but it also included tomato and melon. Spray bottles of oil and balsamic allowed you to dress your own. The bottle of chilli oil for the pizzas was a nice touch, and was sweet rather than fiery.Dessert was another pleasure - I counted 7 to choose from, including ice cream, of which there were several varieties including pistachio. My apricot tart was a huge slice, but I couldn't resist eating it all. Our guest had the apple pie - also large and 'moorish'. Coffee was included: our guest drinks it with milk - often double the price in France, but not here. We appeared to be the only English people in the place, but the waitress was helpful and my basic French was more than sufficient.The toilets were also in good order - not always the case in France!We felt this was the best value meal of the fortnight, and especially good for a family with children on a budget.
