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Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Oppede. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Restaurant of the Mas de Cure Bourse, Bistro Les Poulivets, La Fleur de Sel, LE PETIT CAFE Restaurant & Bar a Vins, La Bergerie, Bistrot le 5, Les Saveurs Gourmandes, La Table Gourmande, Restaurant Tayac, Le Carillon
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10. Le Carillon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 488 reviews
Reviewed By Avi911
We code the restaurant after reading the good reviews and werenât disappointed.We experienced a warm welcome and amazing service. The two ladies in charge were flexible in the ingredients of the dishes (allergies and things we dislike), the food was delicious, the atmosphere was lovely and all of this left us with great experience.
9. Restaurant Tayac
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By JollapParis
We came for lunch. The place is relatively small (less than 20 people can eat at the same time). The 2 owners, a charming young couple, are the only ones to work, he cooks in the kitchen, and she welcomes and serves the guests. Honestly, it is one of the best lunches we had in Luberon, it is tasty, perfect in cooking (fennel soup, chicken breast with vegetables), and attentive in service. Although French, they both lived in New Zealand, and they carry the values of the New Zealanders, service-minded, attentive to their customers, desire to do well. And they really DO WELL! We'll be back as often as we reasonably can!
8. La Table Gourmande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By simone038
To find the restaurant is pretty confusing on a main busy road... The welcoming= 0! Poor tables, ornamented by cheap colors and general 'no taste'. We tryed to change table and this was refused to us as it was too difficult to move 2 forks spoons and glasses (I precise that the other tabes were not resrved). No effort to be kind with clients- the caricature of the French roaring-! With no regret we decided to pass our way and get to another closed restaurant not to be hostages of that trap
7. Les Saveurs Gourmandes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Cuisine raffinee et traditionnelle basee de produits frais, locaux et de saison
Reviewed By venividimagno
-Location: 4/5 (in the Menerbes old town, few seats available)-Menu: 3/5 (traditional dishes revisited and well presented)-Service: 2/5 (quite slow and unprofessional)-Price quality: 3/5 (average price quality ratio)I came alone for a Sunday lunch and had a chestnut soup with cream and lard as appetiser, beef hash as main dish, and tiramisu as dessert. Everything was tasty and well presented. Nevertheless, service can be improved by adding a professional waitress and having the owner caring more for public relations with clients. Moreover, I suggest to improve the location by adding more lights and removing all the soft drinks behind the counter. Finally, I suggest to introduce a better quality bread, as the current one is quite low quality and is not worthy of this restaurant.
6. Bistrot le 5
Overall Ratings
4 based on 578 reviews
Reviewed By Cindy J
Our final family dinner after a two-week vacation in France was delightful and delicious at Bistrot le 5. We were greeted warmly as we entered the patio and the waiters were professional with a good sense of humor. Our meals and wine were delicious and the view with a sunset was divine. We highly recommend and we will be back if we're in the area again.
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5. La Bergerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By dale_curtis
This is a nice venue which deserves a good restaurant but has never had one. I think this has just changed hands so we'll see. The service is friendly and there is a smallish menu with enough choice for a casual meal. We chose pizza which were either good or disastrous depending on your selection. My wifes was awful, a pizza base smothered in way too much melted cheese, mine was similar, soggy cheese. Some of the others were ok, this was after we'd had a couple of their sharing platters to start which were fine.To be fair they did remove the untouched pizza from the bill without us asking.So it's great if you like cheese!!Dear dale curtisI regret your last experience about the cheese.We work hard to do the best pizzas.However, we can do mistake.We apologize.We hope to see You soon with us.
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4. LE PETIT CAFE Restaurant & Bar a Vins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Restaurant & Bar are both closed for annual Holiday. Reopening on Thursday the 15th of March. We wish you a happy festive season !
Reviewed By Travelista-on-tour
This place is a real gem! You canât have more Provence... the location looks like a movie setting. The food is creative, local & fresh! The people are really friendly and in the meals, the decoration as well as in the service is a lot of heart. We return every year more than once during our stays...Thanks a lot for your very beautiful advice ! Yes, IT'S PROVENCE, as we LOVE it too ! So, welcome again for Sun, Colors and "Saveurs" of our fresh Mediterranean food ... Cheers, Laurent
3. La Fleur de Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 568 reviews
Reviewed By Delius17
A perfect all round experience- setting (we were on the outside terrace at the back, but the interior loooked charming), service (polite and efficient), and food (exquisite flavours, textures and presentation.)What made it also was the fair prices for wine (by the glass, pichet and bottle) and the fact that the set menu (at â¬33) featured exactly the same dishes that were on the a la carte menu. Everything coming out of the kitchen looked amazing, but we were glad we opted for the fois gras (small surcharge), the onglet served with pesto and dauphinois potatoes followed by the lightest and booziest rum baba Iâve ever tasted!Wholeheartedly recommended.
2. Bistro Les Poulivets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By HappyinProvence
Not many restaurants are open in the Luberon in January. It's clear why the Bistro les Poulivets can stay open off-season. The food is excellent, service friendly and prices very reasonable for the high quality. Great wine list as well. Cozy covered terrace with tree growing through the roof. We'll be back!
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1. Restaurant of the Mas de Cure Bourse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
On the shaded in summer or by the fireplace in winter terrace, come taste and refined Provencal cuisine. Our land of Provence is generous, it offers products rich in flavors and sun-drenched. Thus, the seasons our chef will pamper you propose with talent.
Reviewed By Rogersail
A pleasant small hotel with excellent restaurant in quiet countryside. We were attracted to this hotel by the nationwide Tous Au Restaurant offer as part of the Gastronomic weekend. The meal was very good and was served under the shade of of a large wisteria. An amuse bouche was followed by a tasty foire gras with sweet dark confiture de olive, a nice combination. The main was a delicious fillet of Dorade with girolle mushrooms followed by a complex dessert of chocolate and ice cream. Even though it was a special offer I thought the menu price at 45 euros was a bit on the high side for a normal meal. Service was friendly and cheerful.
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