Top Restaurants in Le Bar-sur-Loup
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Most Popular French food in Le Bar-sur-Loup, France
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Le Bar-sur-Loup. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Les 3 Marches, Bistro Le Donjon, L'Ecole des Filles, Au Vieux Four, Hotel Particulier des Jasmins, La Licorne, La Jarrerie, Auberge des Gorges du Loup, Le Clos Saint Pierre, La Taverne Provencale
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10. La Taverne Provencale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 571 reviews
Reviewed By mawroth
We came on Easter Sunday without a reservation and were lucky enough to get a table! The ambiance is warm and delightful. The service was friendly and prompt. The food was incredible and the staff was happy to make recommendations. Would absolutely recommend and return.
9. Le Clos Saint Pierre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By GAW198
We loved our local restaurant whilst staying in le Rouret. Without a doubt the restaurant is always busy and has limited nights during the week. The asparagus dish with fresh egg mayonnaise and a choice of miniature lettuces was beyond fabulous! Great atmosphere and the best in the area .
8. Auberge des Gorges du Loup
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Beautifully located between the sea and the mountains, the Auberge des Gorges du Loup bids you a warm welcome to its rustic, green and delightful surroundingsâââââââââââââââââââ with views of the spectacular mountains over the Gorges du Loup.ââââââââââ Yo
Reviewed By rjzach
Weâve eaten here before and always enjoyed the food and excellent service. Today we tried the Easter luncheon and it was fabulous! The traditional lamb entree was perfectly cooked and delicious. Also chose the strawberry âsoupeâ with muscat for dessert. Highly recommend
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7. La Jarrerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By west8009
Maybe we just hit them at a bad time, but the experience that we had while trying to have lunch at La Jarrerie on April 22nd was one of the worst customer service experiences that we have ever had at any restaurant anywhere. When we arrived for lunch on the terrace, there were only 4 other people there so it wasn't a question of having a fully booked restaurant. We were ignored for the first 10 minutes by multiple waiters before we were finally seated at a table with a broken leg. When I called the waiter's attention to it, he simply shrugged and walked away instead of re-seating us at one of the other many vacant tables. After repeated attempts to get other waiters attention for assistance, and being ignored, a waitress came after 10 minutes, flipped two menus on the table, and walked away from us while I was in mid-sentence. A few other guests started arriving for lunch and they were immediately attended to by the same waiters who had previously ignored us. When these same guests had their orders taken and were served cocktails before we had even been spoken to, that was the final straw. We got up and left. I can't attest to the quality of their food as we didn't eat there but if it matches the level of service that we received, I don't think that we missed anything. My overall impression of La Jarrerie is that it is a restaurant that is simply going through the motions and just doesn't care. There are too many other good restaurants in the area and it's just not worth taking the chance on La Jarrerie. I simply can't recommend this restaurant to anyone based on our bad experience.
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6. La Licorne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By laurentc651
Having read the mostly positive reviews for this restaurant, we were looking forward to discovering it. The first surprise was the restaurant itself! It looked small and dingy from the outside and not much better within. Basically, the setting and decor are awful.The service was decent, the waiter was polite but responded in monosyllables.On the plus side, the meal was outstanding and worthy of any high end French dining establishment.So, to sum up, a mixed bag. A great eatery but I wouldn't go there for a celebratory occasion as the setting is not on par with the food.
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5. Hotel Particulier des Jasmins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Caleb C
This was a quaint place, delicious food and great service. We were greeted by the staff when we walked in and everyone was very kind, the atmosphere was very happy. I ordered a fish plate that was cooked in paper with rice and veggies. My husband ordered the veal which was cooked with potatoes. Both were delicious and the dessert was as well.
4. Au Vieux Four
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Petit restaurant 20 places , ardoise au menu produits frais , fabrication maison , petits producteurs locaux ... cuisine faite minute .. donc un « ti peu de patience » pas de réservation en ligne et horaires variables ... merci à bientôt et bon appétit
Reviewed By 753JohnE753
Friends have spoken well about this restaurant in the past, so we were pleased to be able to join two of them for a Sunday lunch. We were not disappointed. Service was charming, the amuse bouche tasty, the wine choice limited but good and the food excellent. We will undoubtedly return.
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3. L'Ecole des Filles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Reviewed By London_Lady_78
We recently enjoyed a beautiful evening in the charming courtyard at L'Ecole des FIlles. Everything was wonderful from the amuse-bouches, to the mignardises with coffee. The sea bass, in particular, was heavenly. We were advised to get there early and were glad we did: the place was full by 8pm. The four of us enjoyed everything: the food, the setting, the professionalism of the waiters, all spot-on. Looking forward to going back!
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2. Bistro Le Donjon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Le Donjon is a small family-run restaurant in the picturesque Provençal village Le Bar sur Loup approx 35 min from Nice, on the hillside between St. Paul de Vence and Grasse. The restaurant is located in a protected building from the 11th century right in
Reviewed By Per A
Visited good friends 17th of May who invited us to Bistro Le Donjon - Arrived late, but still received the best food, wine and service.
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1. Les 3 Marches
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Jordansiek
My fiancé is currently living in Grasse and during my recent visit we found this lovely restaurant. We have gone back three times now. Delicious food and amazing service. The outside patio is great also. There was some live entertainment on Saturday evening the first time we went. I will definitely return.
