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Where to eat French food in Ansouis: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what French restaurants to try in Ansouis including Le Moulin de Caro, La Closerie, Le Grain de Sel, Le Loup Bleu, MatCha, La petite maison de Cucuron, Les Barbus, Le Nature, Alex Restaurant, Le P'tit Resto
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10. Le P'tit Resto
Overall Ratings
5 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By Tania d
This is a charming restaurant with lovely young owners and great service The interior could be improved but it's still a good experience.Their cuisine is innovative, fresh, seasonal and tasty. It's great value and the daily menu included a great fish dish and lovely appetizer dish.The village itself is picturesque and situated in a beautiful part of Provence. Take the walk from Cucuron and walk alongside wildflowers, olive fields and Provencal fields.As it's very small you need to book this restaurant.
9. Alex Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Brian C
We were staying just outside this picturesque market town in Provence and discovered this small restaurant in the town square.It really did surpass all of our expectations. The menu was understandably small; 6/7 entrees and 6/7 mains and deserts.All were really superb and the service was impeccable.A great result from a small town off the main tourist beat.Both the town and the restaurant are seriously worth a visit.
8. Le Nature
Overall Ratings
5 based on 75 reviews
Nous vous accueillons dans un lieu où vous pourrez déguster des plats élaborés à partir de produits frais et locaux, selon les saisons et lâinspiration du chef. Nous proposons une carte des vins de qualité en pensant à tous les budgets. Il pourra être ser
Reviewed By alexandraremi
Discovered this restaurant by Google search. Noted the high rating, we decided to give it a try. There were free car parking spaces along the adjacent streets. Once arrived the restaurant, the staff greeted us and arranged a table. As soon as he heard I spoke English instead of French, he used bilingual to communicate with us. How attentive and smart gaining our very good impression. We ordered a 5-course dinner at the price of â¬41 each. It came with a bowl of grape juice and basil, avocado and smoke fish plus a fried curry and wasabi meatball. Very creative and flavorful. Nice job. The homemade gnocchi was exceptional! It paired with homemade tomato sauce and parmigiano crisps. We loved the taste. Two main dishes, one trout with roasted Japanese tea foam and onion crisps, the other was veal with mushrooms. Again, tasty. Then, followed by a cheese plate and caramelised apricot with rosemary ice-cream and chocolate sable to bring the meal a happy ending.The portion size was very generous. Overall food quality and services exceeded our expectations.The dinner was extremely valued for money. Highly recommended.
7. Les Barbus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By lv222
We were traveling through the Luberon and discovered this small restaurant in the middle of a small and not well known town. We ate out front in the courtyard and had a full view of the town. We were pleasantly surprised at how good and creative the food was. I'm sure the menu changes based on what's available locally but I got the feeling that you can't go wrong here. Food was presented well and both creative and tasty. A lovely local rosé topped it off.
6. La petite maison de Cucuron
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Reviewed By hankbauer
Those of us of a certain age who recall the glories of French cuisine before it was abducted by those who spend more energy on fussy presentation, off-the-wall table settings, unlikely (and often unsuccessful) combinations of exotic ingredients than with good tasting food will probably adore this charming little restaurant.Outstanding food, outstanding service (the friendly, English-speaking waiter recommended glasses of a fabulous Chablis and an even more fabulous Chateauneuf du Pape to pair with the quenelle of black bass and lamb), with old school French country inn ambiance and good value for money. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you lose. This oneâs a winner.
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5. MatCha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Walking_Scot
Thanks to Trip Advisor, we chose this little restaurant for lunch after visiting nearby Vaugines, a delightful wee village. A very friendly welcome from Mathieu and a pleasant atmophere, not too noisy despite being nearly full. Jolly decor. A choice of daily specials or the regular menu, so we ate off the blackboard and were more than delighted. The food was properly cooked, but also beautifully presented, really whetting the appetite. Probably the best meal of our holiday (we have one more to go). We would go again in a flash.
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4. Le Loup Bleu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By Minackman
We visited years ago when the business was called the "Restaurant du Lac". The lake remains and "Le Loup Bleu" has a beautiful view out over it towards the Grand Luberon mountains: a fact you do not appreciate as you drive past the unprepossessing exterior.The current owners started their new venture last July. He is a retired French diplomat who served in the Seychelles and his wife, the chef, is Seychelloise. As well as formal training in France, she got three years experience at the Michelin starred restaurant "La Closerie" in nearby Ansouis.The cooking is French with some interesting flavour combinations from the chef''s Indian Ocean homeland. My wife and I really enjoyed our food and look forward to going back next year. The value for money is exceptionally good and "Le Loup Bleu" deserves to be much better known.Good luck!
3. Le Grain de Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By Claire072015
Monday we stopped at Ansouis, and saw the "Grain de Sel" sign. We called, and yes they could accommodate us for lunch. It was a great experience. Very quiet setting overlooking the glorious landscape. We ordered the "formule". The tapas assortment was a delicious choice for this hot weather. Fine desert and coffee, all included. Very friendly service.Great place, would certainly go back when in this region.
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2. La Closerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 470 reviews
Reviewed By AixPhilly
This Michelin 1star restaurant is excellent. Very good, seasonal cuisine with a Chef and team that really know what they are doing. Creative with flavors that worked together. The amuse* particularly was like your tongue throwing a party for your mouth! --Lovely atmosphere, elegant but casual and not stuffy at all. Service was the perfect balance of professional and warm but not wanting or needing to be your best friend. One of the best overall lunches I've had in a long time! We'll be back.*Amuse: Cream/foam of volaille with truffle and pumpkin seeds, and a surprise of al dente fresh shelled peas at the bottom of the cup. I could have had another one easily! (see picture below)
1. Le Moulin de Caro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
Reviewed By jude077
We went to the Moulin for lunch after supermarket shopping in Pertuis on the strength of other Tripadvisor reviews. Outside is a traditional, slightly unpromising building on a busy corner of a main road, inside is a pleasant, contemporary little wine bar and restaurant. It was filled with local business people enjoying the 3 course prix fixé menu. Staff were friendly and pleasant. We had very tasty starter of roquette salad with a pistou and aubergine tartine topped with bayonne ham, a pork tagine with couscous for main and fresh pineapple and ice cream for pud. That, plus two coffees and three excellent glasses of wine from good local vineyards, came to 41 euros for the two of us. We will definitely try it one evening to check out the evening menu and ambience.
