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France Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cairanne
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Cairanne, France including La Table Du Moulin, Campagne, Vignes et Gourmandises, La Farigoule, L'Angelus, Cote Terrasse, Auberge de la Tuilerie, Le Mesclun, La Table de Magali, La Table Du Moulin, Les Troubadours
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10. Les Troubadours
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By le-pecheur-Villepot
It took us a couple, of circuits of Visan before we found Les Troubadours, but we are pleased we did so.Tucked into what amounts to a cave under a rocky outcrop this small restaurant provided a great value lunch. We had the menu de jour which was a cut above that offered by many establishments and was served by the friendly and efficient proprietor.
9. La Table Du Moulin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By blee2014
We were recommended for this restaurant by the owner of the hotel we stayed. It is a restaurant attached to a small hotel/gites, rather a new establishment. The surrounding is beautiful, and the owner is very friendly. Food was also enjoyable, and very reasonable price.
8. La Table de Magali
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By getgs
Easy to find in Sablet just off a main roundabout. Abundant parking and a large outdoor terrace. We were here for lunch on a warm day. The menu features a fish and a meat meal du jour but most other things ala carte are available. There is an amuse bouche to start. One of us had the fish, which tasted fresh even being far in land. The accompanying vegetables were very nice. My partner ordered from the ala carte and the dish was a highlight, beignets of langoustine with some beet salad. We had glasses of a local white, which was quite OK. Desert which came with my fish meal was fine. For approximately 50 euros, it was great. Service was friendly and efficient. We will be back.Merci pour votre avis et au plaisir de vous revoir Magali et Didier
7. Le Mesclun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 573 reviews
Reviewed By Tremanon
Had lunch with friends last week. The restaurant is in the village with a lovely terrace. We were warmly welcomed and the staff were excellent however the food was disappointing especially the Veal which was very dry. On paying the bill we advised the lady in charge and received no apology except the usual comment 'I'll tell the Chef!'.Maybe they were all just having a bad day.
6. Auberge de la Tuilerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
For more than 20 years, La Tuilerie restaurant welcomes you within an exceptionnal site to offer you an authentic food, exclusively produced with fresh seasonal and quality products. In the very heart of a bucolic stylished garden with a unique view on th
Reviewed By JerryJuanlesPins
The menu is chosen for you and delivered in several courses from starter to desert - the food was ok but nothing special and this formula seemed to be conceived to make life easy for the chef. Everyone is served the same meal therefore you eat what they want rather than what you choose. we started with a terrine and then a roasted pepper with fish, some veal, some cheese and a fruit tart, all fine but far from gastronomic and rather large portions, it was hard to eat everything. The wine was good but not matched to the food although available by the glass, it was reasonably priced.
5. Cote Terrasse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 756 reviews
Reviewed By Jman293
We came here for dinner on the night we arrived in Seguret, after going for a drive for much of the day. It was Monday, so many restaurants were closed. We arrived early, hoping to get a table before the later reservations showed up. There was nobody in the dining room, and they told us they were full, but we were free to eat outside. Normally, that would have been good, but this evening was a bit windy and cool, and there were some rain showers. They did bring some blankets to keep us warm. We watched the main dining room. A few other people showed up while we were eating, but there was no time where the place was full. I really felt that they could have agreed to seat us inside if we promised to be finished by, say 8:00 or 8:30 pm.The food was good but somewhat casual, which was fine. The wines were local, good value and tasty. It was a nice dinner overall, but marred just a bit by being stuck outside.
4. L'Angelus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By timdawsn
L'Angelus fare is straightforward, but consistently high quality and served with a friendly informality that belies a patently well-run restaurant. Family-run, the owners speak exceptional English, having for many years run a country club in Surrey. The menu is essentially pizzas or steak, but all are prepared in a dramatic wood-burning oven that delivers consistently good results. Very children friendly, I have enjoyed more meals than I can remember here. It is my first port of call in Sainte Cecile when I need recharging. From memory the pizzas are about Euros 11 and steak around Euros 19. The steak I had on my last visit was as good as I have eaten - fabulous, tender, well-flavoured meat, properly cooked and served with a lovely dauphoinoise.
3. La Farigoule
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
The wine route with free tastings in the cellars of the Cotes du Rhone vineyar The magnificent scenery, the delicate scents of the Provence, the ochre rocks of rousillon, the olive oils of Nyons Mont Ventoux, the Dentelles of Montmirail Ancient villages w
Reviewed By DonC48
As usual we had lunch at La Farigoule when we are on vacation in the Vaucluse. Rather than taking the menue of the day we ordered the four course lunch. Each one was delicious. Perhaps they could make the portions of entree and main course a bit smaller for travellers of our age. But the taste was great, the service friendly and efficient and the owner knows about food and speaks good english!We certainly will return here. Try to arrive in good time, the traffic picks up after 13.45 and can be a bit noisy.Afterwards one can visit the great many caves in this excellent wine region.
2. Campagne, Vignes et Gourmandises
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By PedalsMoving
Eating at CVG was a absolute treat. The garden setting, beautifully decorated is tranquil & peaceful. Well spaced tables, comfy chairs.... friendly welcome from smiling staff, a perfect start to the evening. The courgette stuffed with crab was llight & flavoursome, the cold tomato/gazpacho sauce its served with burst of summer for your tastebuds. Mains of fish & pork, ingredients of the highest quality prepared without too much fuss, cooked & seasoned just right. A plate of cheese delicious & the correct sized portion. Dessert was unexciting, a mille feuille, pastry was perfect but the creamy filling was bland. The menu at â¬42pp is a good price in our opinion. Highly recommended if you are in the area.
1. La Table Du Moulin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By blee2014
We were recommended for this restaurant by the owner of the hotel we stayed. It is a restaurant attached to a small hotel/gites, rather a new establishment. The surrounding is beautiful, and the owner is very friendly. Food was also enjoyable, and very reasonable price.
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