Top Restaurants in La Roque-d'Antheron
Most Popular Mediterranean food in La Roque-d'Antheron, France
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in La Roque-d'Antheron. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including L'Auberge du Castellas, Le Bocage, Bistrot Jeannette, Au Moulin Gourmand, Le Dix'vin, Chez Felicien, Le Numero 9, La Cuisine D'Amelie, Le Piano Gourmand, Restaurant Gastronomique Auberge la Feniere
Restaurants in La Roque-d'Antheron
10. Restaurant Gastronomique Auberge la Feniere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 464 reviews
Reine SAMMUT is Chef since 1975 ! She learns at first with her mother-in-law, and she is now one of our best Chef in France. Her,cooking is a Mediterranean cooking of heart, inspired by the cooking of her mother-in-law Claudette. By her passion, her preci
Reviewed By UK-family-traveller
Reading the reviews after going for dinner, we now realise that this restaurant is apparently gluten free, which may explain why we found the food somewhat lacking in flavours.We walked in off the street with no reservation and they were able to accommodate us for a 55⬠five course menu. Great attention is paid to presenting the food beautifully, using flowers and herbs from the garden. One of the staff took great care to explain everything, translating the more specialist words for us from French.Be aware that there is no choice. The menu we were offered included beef carpaccio and rabbit; one of us asked to replace the beef due to personal preference and had to overcome resistance and get a special dispensation from the kitchen to replace (with a delicious tomato dish). Given the restaurant is catering for gluten-free dietary requirements, it seems odd not to also offer more choices, especially for vegetarians.While we recognise that âchacun à son goûtâ applies, we found some of the combinations odd, and couldnât eat them, for example, the house speciality of sorbet with lemon, rosemary and olive oil. The focaccia was too oily (perhaps because gluten free?) and bread in a pot too dense and dry. The pairing of rabbit and aubergine purée were too similar as were the chocolate tart, chocolate ice and very tart passion fruit coulis.Finally, for the quality that this restaurant aspires to, the decor is getting a bit tired; for example, weâd gently suggest changing chairs where the surface has peeled away and altering the interior decor of the âannexeâ.Overall an interesting experience, weâre learning that not all high end restaurants are the same.
9. Le Piano Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
The new team of the Piano Gourmand welcomes you every day for lunch and dinner in a retro and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy lunch on weekdays: 14⬠menu with homemade dessert. You also have pizzas and grilled over a wood fire. You have Three rooms, a shaded t
Reviewed By waxman78
Well Rognes is a lovely little Provence village a step away from the traditional touristic circuits, so little tourist and of course a bit less to see. For people who like the quiet charms and walking this area is perfect. As for wine lovers they'll be enchanted with the local wines they can taste locally and buy at the cooperative down the road and also directly with the local producers strew all around rognes. Now there are very few restaurants and cafés there and the Piano Gourmand is a pleasant surprise. It has three rooms inside and two outside courtyards in summer. Food is simple but nice an das its a family held restaurant the cooking is done by them. A large pizza oven sits in the first room and even some meats are cooked in it. Local dishes and yummy crispy pizzas are available - Wines are well chosen and service is friendly even when the places is packed , because it does get packed, so book. The owner of this restaurant has been collecting old labels, sign post, enamel adverts and objets for decades and they constitute and very colorful and amusing decoration. Pricing is fair. Enjoy
8. La Cuisine D'Amelie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By Robin F
I would not recommend this bistro restaurant as we were not impressed with the menu selections, execution of dishes, or service. During our two night stay we ate here in the bistro and in the gourmet restaurant as there were no other restaurant choices close by. The hotel is wonderful, but they could improve the service and choices in this bistro. They did do a much better job in providing a nice buffet breakfast than dinner. Dear Robin Fthank you for the good comments about our hotelwe will work on your bistro comments to improve our qualitébest regards,
7. Le Numero 9
Overall Ratings
4 based on 708 reviews
Only steps from the Chateau de Lourmarin and in the village center,Numéro 9 welcomes you into its ancient stone building dating from the 18th century. Come and enjoy our « bistronomique « cuisine,enriched with local produce and seasoned by the Chef. Relax
Reviewed By GoudhurstMike
What a lovely place. Visited with Mrs Smith and two daughters and boyfriends for dinner. Friendly and attentive staff delivered conspicuously good service and the food was delicious. We sat outside on a warm evening and had a lovely time. Bill was just under £500 for 6 people having 3 courses a la carte, 3 nice bottles of wine and kir royals to start. Highly recommend.
6. Chez Felicien
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Reviewed By TNT505
We have had lunch here on two occasions - the first was a casual drop in which we enjoyed so much we made a point of returning. On both occasions it was very hot so it was good to be cooled by the water vapour installation. Service very friendly and efficient and the food arrived quickly. The pizzas are just great and all other dishes we tried were very good. We will no doubt return
5. Le Dix'vin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 367 reviews
Welcome to Le Dix'Vin, Chief cooking fresh product exclusively, high Colors in the plate Respect of the product for saving the best taste Fresh menu 32â¬
Reviewed By Ricodelaplaya
One more visit and one more time, a great moment!!In the new dishes we ALL especialy recomend the parmesan pannacotta with pesto,and the new desert with strawberry and mango, very tasty and very fresh. The other deserts were good as well : pavlova pineapple, and another one with WINE SORBET . What a surpriseAs each summer, a good moment with FRESH meals. Many thx and "bravo"!! See u next year
4. Au Moulin Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By LDG1983
You walk downstairs into an authentically beautiful but modern 'cave'. It is simple and beautifully decorated with nice jazz music playing in the background. Wonderful date spot or nice family outing, but on the quieter side so I wouldn't recommend for small, loud children. We went in December so the outdoor terrace was closed, but looked lovely!
3. Bistrot Jeannette
Overall Ratings
5 based on 65 reviews
Cuisine maison, produits frais, locaux et de saison Ambiance chaleureuse et décontractée Le Bistrot Jeannette est ouvert pour le déjeuner du mardi au samedi midi. Au menu, de belles salades avec de bons produits frais et locaux, la "popote du jour", des d
Reviewed By santagaryfe
We stopped in Lauris on our way to Lourmarin. We loved the village and had coffee at Bistrot Jeannette. While there we reviewed the luncheon menu and were so impressed we almost called the restaurant in Lourmarin to cancel our reservation. But, we did not. We will return to Bistrot Jeannette on our next trip!
2. Le Bocage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By PestfromBuda
I am so impressed with the standard of small restaurants in villages/towns tucked away in the French countryside. This is no exception. We booked (important) through a recommendation and were served fabulous food and good local wine. After such a good meal, we were thankful we only had a few metres to waddle back!
1. L'Auberge du Castellas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 673 reviews
Reviewed By 4quartets
We went to dinner here on the strength of their tripadvisor rating and reviews. Our experience here was different from the glowing tripadvisor ratings. The artichoke first course the waitress recommended was okay, but nothing remarkable. For the mains, I thought I was ordering the beef (we had communication issues as my French is limited as was the waitress's English) but got the lamb. There was so much fat on the lamb that there was hardly anything to eat. What I did eat was very tough. Others at the table ordered two vegetarian dishes, both of which were left unfinished due to lack of flavor. The mains cost around 20 euros each. For what we got, and particularly for the vegetarian dishes, it was not a good value. Maybe we ordered the wrong dishes, but after our experience we were not eager to go back to try others. During dinner, I overheard the owner urging the couple seated next to our table to write positive tripadvisor reviews. Perhaps this helps to explain, in part, such a high rating?
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