Restaurants in Provence
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Bistrot Mogador
Christmas Eve dinner at the château's Bistrot Mogador is a don't-miss: a traditional gros souper-grilled sea bass with aioli, vegetable gratin with... More -
Café de la Lavande
Hang out in this cozy village bistro and dine on a magnificently fatty sauté of veal with salsify. You may even spot director Adrian Lyne - known t... More -
Chez Thomé
Tables were placed on gravel underneath the shade of the trees at this casual country place. Order beautiful green salads with red currants, a bit ... More -
La Charcuterie
Located on a narrow street opening onto the Place du Forum in the heart of old Arles, this former charcuterie dates from 1942. The tiny space is no... More -
La Maison at the Domaine de Bournissac
This Michelin one-star property sits on a bucolic farm with olive groves and fig trees in the village of Les Paluds-de-Noves. Lunch, prepared by La... More -
L'atelier de Jean-Luc Rabanel
The modest 35-seat restaurant in Arles has no written menu and a $67 lunchtime prix fixe. Rival Gault Millau had named Rabanel, the restaurant’s pr... More -
Le Bistrot de Pierrerue
The unlikely people behind Pierrerue's only storefront are Maryvonne and Mark Marinelli, Americans in their forties who formerly owned a corporate ... More -
Le Bistrot du Paradou
New owners Jean-Louis and Mireille Pons, from nearby Arles, took over Chez Quénin, changing the name to the trendier-sounding Bistrot du Paradou an... More -
Le Bouquet de Basilic
In the tourist-clogged hill town of Gordes, it's not easy finding a place to eat—a pleasant, authentic, and reasonably priced place, that is, among... More -
Le Cilantro
One of the contemporary bistros in Arles More -
Le Jardin du Quai
In a century-old house across from the train station in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, a celebrated riverside town of antiquaires, Le Jardin du Quai is one ... More
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