Top 10 European food in Boulbon, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Boulbon, France including Le Cafe du Soleil, Restaurant L'Oranger, Pizzeria Maffei, BISTRO LA CASETA, Al Cantuccio, Restaurant L'Epicerie, L'Oustalet Maianen, Le Vintage, Tailles De Bon, Le Bistrot des Anges
10. Le Bistrot des Anges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Debp12
A short walk from the Tarascon castle you will find this bistro. We arrived before 12:30 on a Monday in August. Within a half hour all the outside tables were full. Two of us split the vegetarian platter which included a hard boiled egg, potatoes, various baby lettuces, sesame seeds and pieces of plums and apples. It was very good and one salad (12â¬) satisfied two women. My son had a medium done steak which was fork tender with a little risotto and my husband the burger. A half liter of cool tasty rose wine and two bottles of tap water as well as two desserts (the profitteroles were excellent) rounded out the meal for 58â¬. I believe it included a cover charge. Credit cards accepted. Menus are on chalk boards and brought to the table.
9. Tailles De Bon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara4068
This was definitely one of the better meals we have had in France. The menu featured a wide selection and each course had the option of a small, medium or large serving.It was definitely an advantage to speak French or German as English was not spoken by the waiter or owner/manageress.The price was reasonable as for 3 courses (not large servings) and a bottle of wine we paid around 87 Euro.
8. Le Vintage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By qsmamo
We had an absolutely delightful lunch at Vintage today. Lovely facility with great ambience and terrific food. The wine was excellent as well. One of the best lunches so far in France. My only minor complaint was that the waiter was initially a bit brusque but then seemed to warm to us.
7. L'Oustalet Maianen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By janv192
This is the place to eat very well in Provence. Simple, honest kitchen with fresh produce, prepared with respect and taste. The setting is comfortable, enough room to have a pleasant conversation without having to listen to the table nearby. The wine selection contains the best local wines of the region.
6. Restaurant L'Epicerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By Rodney17
This gorgeous looking restaurant enjoys an unparalleled setting in the main square of the seemingly authentic town of Beaucaire (btw the Notre Dame is not to be missed) and receives generally great reviews.Unfortunately our lunch even taken into account the good value at â¬16.50 for two courses was most disappointing.The fish and quail/small fowl both seemed pre-cooked and accompanied greens anything but fresh. For example the asparagus tasted like it was from a can.Service was bright and enthusiastic but couldnât make up for the ordinary to be kind dishes.
5. Al Cantuccio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By grietm2013
We like to you to this restaurant. Price/quality OK and cosy. Reservation recommended. Nice terrace outside.
4. BISTRO LA CASETA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By greenbutton86
We showed up with a group of 9 people including 5 kids and the staff here did a terrific job of accommodating us on a festival night. The food was terrific, not overpriced, and the friendly staff worked hard to bridge the language gap. Try the coupe dessert, it was awesome!
3. Pizzeria Maffei
Reviewed By daun0
We stayed at Casa de Boulbon and found that there were no places to eat nearby. We had known that but still needed a place for a bite to eat one night in tow. Despite our very poor French, the very kind young people at this place served us enthusiastically. We wish them the best of luck in the business. The small place was spotless and one of the most professional pizza places we've visited, considering that it was located in a small town! Oh, the Pizza was great too! ;-)
2. Restaurant L'Oranger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
The charm of the place lies in the simplicity of his tenants and authentic framework has been devised to receive you. you will also be charmed by the small courtyard that can accommodate up to 10 people , for the curiosity of the place, the deep well pres
Reviewed By David E
We dined here on a recent trip. It was recommended to us by many people so we were looking forward to our dinner reservations. We arrived and were seated promptly in the stone dining room which was cozy and nice. The menu is on a large chalkboard and although the server didnt speak English, another couple seated next to us helped us translate the menu which was very nice of them. We discovered fairly quickly that the server (she was the only one) seemed a bit frazzled and inexperienced and this proved to be an accurate assessment. Although most (if not all) of the other guests were speaking French, it was obvious that there were some serious issues with both the service and the food. This was evidenced by the fact that one of the guests from another table got in to a heated "discussion" with the chef - he actually knocked on the door to the kitchen and asked the chef to come out. After a few minutes, they left. Not sure if they paid or not, but left. Our meals looked nice, but 2 of our party ordered a steak and they literally could not slice the steak with the serrated knife the meat was so tough! Myself and the 4th person ordered a lamb dish that was ok at best. The server kept disappearing and we had to remind her several times that we wanted water and where was the wine we ordered? It got to the point where ALL the other dining tables were complaining and ANOTHER table left by throwing some money on the table and leaving! It was a situation where we didn't know to be scared or if this was some sort of reality show where Gordon Ramsey would come out and tell us the kitchen was shutting down! Long story short, the service was awful, the food was bad and the overall experience was just terrible I'm sorry to say. We WANTED to like the place and I feel awful posting such a bad review on a small business, but I have to be honest about our experience.
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1. Le Cafe du Soleil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Charmtheflames
Firstly I should say that I ordered the melon salad and that was delicious (a huge portion also). Unfortunately my partners two courses were not so enjoyable; the courgette flowers were stuffed with cheese and drowned in a rich sauce that suppressed their delicate flavour, and the lamb chops were grisly and chewy. It is such a shame that we didn't both enjoy our meal here as we had such high hopes. Whilst I didn't try the rhum baba I have to say it looked delicious and so I would certainly consider returning here for the salad again and/or dessert. We would highly recommend the Cafe du Progres across the street for their food just be aware that it is more cafe-ish that restauranty over there.
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