France Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Aubais
Find out what European restaurants to try in Aubais including Derriere L'Eglise, Orchidea, La Croq'au Sel, La Table Des Marchands, Lou Caleou Next, le patio, Les Korrigans Du Vidourle, Le Nulle Part Ailleurs, Le Tibere, Sansavino, Le Very'Table
10. Le Very'Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By Englishwomanin
Excellent service, discrete and attentive. Lovely home made bread. The menu is interesting and unusual. I particularly enjoyed the salmon starter. Individual guest towels in the bathroom is a lovely touch. We had a very pleasant evening.
9. Sansavino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 577 reviews
Restaurant Italien/ Cucina Casalinga Nous ne prenons pas de réservations pendant l'été sauf pour les groupes à partir de 8 personnes. Nous vous recommandons d arriver entre 12h/12h30 ou après 13h30. Et le soir entre 18h30:19h30 et après 21hrs.
Reviewed By fairycake73
We took dinner here twice in large groups, one prebooked and one without. The latter on a Sunday when options are more limited. Have the Bathilda local white wine, fantastic and great value. Itâs a short Italian menu, changing slightly each day but the creamy pasta with sausage finished with truffle oil is regularly in offer and for good reason. Beyond that the food is less reliable but itâs great value and all served in a relaxed environment. Their tolerance, and management, of our groups was impressive. As a couple dining here I wonder if Iâd want more from the experience.
8. Le Tibere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By Welsh-Baritone
Although we arrived towards end of service on market day (Saturday) we were warmly welcomed. Good service, very good food and although end of lunchtime we were not hurried in any way. The Merlu was excellent and well presented and the accompanying Rose was very good.
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7. Le Nulle Part Ailleurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Reviewed By Heather48Wigan
Visited this restaurant with family and 10 month old grandchild .Staff very welcoming and supplied high chair for infant ,have had some issues with availability at many restaurants whilst on holiday .Tapas really nice and well presented ,wine lovely and good price .enjoyed meal and although we sat outside the inside space was very nice too .The only issue we found in nearly all restaurants in France was no baby changing facilities ,come on France sort this ,just a table folded down from wall is all that is needed ,had to change baby on bathroom floor .Would definitely visit again .
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6. Les Korrigans Du Vidourle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By Calsara5
On a recent visit to Sommeries, we wanted to sample some traditional Crepes, and this restaurant was recommended to us by another family who had stayed in the area previously. It is in a lovely spot over the bridge by the river, we all enjoyed our meals, service was fast and friendly, really liked the interesting decor, we will be back.
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5. Lou Caleou Next, le patio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Le Patio by Lou Caléou: Situé au 23 Place de la Libération Restaurant Gastronomique, chef Guillaume DERCOURT , ouvert midi et soir. Un patio créé dans un ancien chai viticole à deux pas du centre du village, une décoration épurée axée sur le minéral, osez
Reviewed By MandyNed
We booked in advance - just as well, it filled up quickly with French diners (probably local).The food was simply delicious. We chose from the menu du jour (starters of rabbit terrine, asparagus charlotte), and then sea bass beautifully cooked, with a selection of vegetables e.g. small stack of roast tomato/courgette slices. We felt the desserts, (panna cotta, Paris-Brest) though good, were not quite as outstanding, but we prefer savoury anyway. Having read reviews we had deliberately saved this restaurant for our last meal in Sommieres, and if we had sampled it earlier it would have been hard to resist eating there every day! The service was faultless, despite our ham-fisted French, and the atmosphere was friendly and relaxed. When we revisit this lovely little town Lou Caleou will be the first place we go!
4. La Table Des Marchands
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Restaurant à Calvisson (30) à 15 min de Nîmes, situé dans la zone du Vigné, face au collège Le Vignet. La Table des Marchands vous accueille dans un cadre chaleureux où vous pourrez découvrir une cuisine traditionnelle à base de produits frais et de saiso
Reviewed By 579m_laniec
Tres bon accueil; excellents plats.Jamais déçus.Une bien bonne adresse a recommander sur calvisson La Table des Marchands et son équipe vous remercient
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3. La Croq'au Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By P8953MBjohns
Whilst staying at Jasses de Camargue, I was recommended to visit LaCroq au Del and was delighted I did. We all had the menu of the day which was explained to us in English as our French was not up to scratch.Fab steak and tuna for main and a choice of deserts, house wine and coffee and our bill came to â¬61.My only regret is that we left it to our last night to visit, but will definitely visit when back in France next year.
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2. Orchidea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 494 reviews
Reviewed By ifestiosantorini
It was really a surprise !!! A very cosy restaurant, with a mix of styles decoration but in a fantastic combine !!!The service was excellent, and also the food.For desert the best was the creme brule ...The owner is a yang man that speaks all languages, even greek !!
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1. Derriere L'Eglise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Reviewed By Tamvon
We had been driving around village to village looking at property, sites, churches, sceneries and then the hunger called. We stopped in this village called Lunel and I am not into the pretentious and there were a couple of places that gave us the look over so we veered them. Then just as we head towards the church, I hear echoing through the street old french music and we stumble onto this lovely lovely restaurant. It smelt of Caramel, there were lovely flowers and the tables and chairs were perfect for a hot sunny day. The place was everything you dream of sitting in a village drinking wine and eating...well french - sounds unoriginal but it was great! I had Salmon and hubby had the Steak and large portions. The whole affair was delicious as was our wine and then dessert was just as lovely! It was a great lunch and hope one day to go back! The Restaurant is in the old Church and it was part of the Compostela de Camino - the Way of St. James. History, Friendly staff and fantastic food....what more can you ask for in France?
