Top 10 European food in Aimargues, France
Reviews on European food in Aimargues, France including Derriere L'Eglise, Le Mazet, Il Mezzo, Orchidea, Le Very'Table, Le Fiacre, La Croq'au Sel, Le Moulin de Saint Laurent, Le Bistrot de Caro, Lou Flambadou
10. Lou Flambadou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By Guckster
Wonderful restaurant with exceptional food, charm and character. Well worth the visit.
9. Le Bistrot de Caro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Reviewed By michel_mayor
On our way to Toulouse - we stopped in Lunel where we had a great experience at le Bistrot de Caro ... We had sausages made local style and really enjoyed our meal! Fast, simple but tasty is all one should expect, while visiting such a small town. Le bistrot de Caro deserves all the good rating it has already received!
8. Le Moulin de Saint Laurent
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By gat0
We returned to this restaurant and could not be more happy .Food was amazing very tasty we went for lunch had the Salmon did not eat one that tasted as good as this one for a long time .We usually go to this place twice a year when we visit Quebec City but in 2016 we had a bad experience food was awful along with the service with a group of 20 people most of them from Quebec City and none of them returned after that day .This time around why not give it a try but we were only 3 this time and could not be more happy service was incredible food was amazing and could not ask for a better lunch like we had this time around .Service waitress was very nice which is always nice when going to a restaurant and with the hot weather we had it was even better to visit Ile D'Orléans .Thanks for a nice dinner and you can tell your Chef to continue his great work as we sure will return for sure and bring the rest of the family.
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7. 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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6. Le Fiacre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By kernel255
This restaurant is amazing.The place is small, but so cozy. The food is very good, I tried some tortellini, fish and meat. I had a dinner with my 5 years old children and the restaurant owner prepared dedicated food for them that appreciated a lot. The owners are a husband (chef) and his wife (waitress) are very kind.I strongly suggest this place if you're visiting Camargue region.
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5. 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.
4. 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 !!
3. Il Mezzo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By BerrieLondon
My husband being Italian, he is really fussy about his food and pizza. After trying tens of restaurants, this is our favourite. Great pasta dishes, amazing pizza with not the usual over topping you find on French pizza, great Croston and they even make their own bread. We travel 30km for this place. It Nevers disappoint.
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2. Le Mazet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By NorthSomersetMike
The setting in the village is very pleasant - we ate outside in a large garden area which was lit up with lots of trailing lights when it started to get dark. The food was only average - e.g. my steak was rather tough. I felt that the overall cost was high given what we had in the way of food and drink and whilst it was a memorable evening, I would certainly try a few other places in the surrounding area before returning here.
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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?
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