Top Restaurants in Saint Saturnin les Avignon
Where to eat French food in Saint Saturnin les Avignon: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on French food in Saint Saturnin les Avignon, France including Creperie Grill Pizzeria St Sat, O'Gastos, Les 2 Zebres, La Maison de Celou, Le Bistronomik, Restaurant Provencal La Margelle, Le Gout Pile, Auberge De Cassagne, Chez Marie, Bo Bistro
Restaurants in Saint Saturnin les Avignon
10. Bo Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By Ottawajoynts
On a rainy , coolish Saturday Bo is an oasis of bustle and warmth, in the midst of a shopping mall....and packed with French families... couples...old and young , having a casual lunch, while 'Madame le Propretaire ' bustles around , and Monsieur is cooking in the open kitchen,...Ali in the French way ! Seated, with wine, some little olives ..lovely bread...awaiting their 'plat du jour' ...in our case a delicious Daube in a little coccotte ( iron pot) followed by a sweet and wonderful,tarte Tatin ...then back to the Saturdau 'commissions' .... all in all a wonderful Saturday lunch . A wonderful lunch any day , really.
9. Chez Marie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Bren_KFrance
This was one of those happy finds, made even better after being completely ignored at another place close by.The smiles, the friendliness were already more than welcome, but the excellent food - simple but oh, so beautifully cooked and clearly home made - really impressed us. It's tiny, and it was busy. The couple who ran it (and the lady who served us) were charming to regulars and non-regulars alike. They all work on the cooking, serving, and the shop... and my goodness the place is spotlessly clean inside. We had a great time, and enjoyed visiting the delicatessen counter too - what a lovely combination of small restaurant, friendly service and excellent, local produce.
8. Auberge De Cassagne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 562 reviews
Five minutes from Avignon city center and the motorway A7 (exit n°23), a charming provençal home set in magnificent and peaceful garden. Internationally renowned gastronomic restaurant (chef Philippe Boucher, ex. Bocuse, Georges Blanc). Provençal restaura
Reviewed By Emkay0
We reserved here based on TripAdvisor reviews and were not disappointed with either the menu or the service. Both were flawless. A nice touch: one of the owners visited every table, confirming the diners' satisfaction in both English and French. However, choose another restaurant if you aren't prepared to spend 100 Euros pp for dinner with wine.The cheese cart is magnificent with 30 or more choices. We watched a diner at an adjacent table choose 6 (we had read that 3 were the rule) to the apparent chagrin of the server. Then to our amusement, her companion declined the cheese course.
7. Le Gout Pile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By McJayne
Wasnât sure where to eat in this village on a Monday evening as so many restaurants were closed. Our host recommended here and we were so pleased she did. Great food and hospitality- special mention to Corentin who went out of his way to make us feel welcome. Only sad they wouldnât sell us any of their lovely wine glasses!
6. Restaurant Provencal La Margelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By MandM59_10
We ate from the â¬26 evening menu. Limited choice of main course, two beef dishes and one duck. Usual choice of desserts for this part of France. Nothing spectacular, just average.
5. Le Bistronomik
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By TravelTrax1
Lovely setting inside or out, friendly staff and good menu, has a daily specials board which is really tasty. Only eaten here at lunchtimes so can't comment on the evenings. Will go back again.
4. La Maison de Celou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 524 reviews
Reviewed By Richard S
Food was attractively presented but for me was style over substance. For instance I had the carpaccio of octopus which looked really nice but was a bit bland to eat.The restaurant has very nice views but I think parking a car nearby can be tricky if you're not there early.
3. Les 2 Zebres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By 591alaint
Endroit chaleureux très bien situé place de lâeglise(parking facile).Lâaccueil est très sympatique.Lâinstallation est rapide dans une salle très agréable à la décoration moderne et de bon goût.Le menu choisi propose un choix varié.Les plats servis sont délicieux et servis par un personnel professionnel et très avenant.Une très belle soirée en famille dans un endroit que nous recommandons
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2. O'Gastos
Overall Ratings
5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By keineideen
My family and I went to O Gastos for lunch during a stay in Provence. We were the worst customers- we got lost and arrived a half hour after our booking, none of us could speak French, we had a crying baby and a restless toddler and we took an eternity to decide what to eat and drink. The waiter was just wonderful, endlessly patient and perfectly happy to translate to help us order. He got the toddler a quick kids meal as soon as we got in to help her settle and made sure there was room for the pram to settle the baby. The food was presented superbly and tasted fantastic. As an Australian I'm very picky about my lamb- here it was fall off the bone perfection. The price for the set menu was very reasonable. Next time we visit Provence we will be back (on time and with calmer children I hope)!Bonjour.Merci pour votre bel avis. Cela nous fait très plaisir d'avoir pu vous satisfaire. En espérant vous revoir au restaurant . Bien cordialement.Toni
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1. Creperie Grill Pizzeria St Sat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By RobA435
My girlfriend and I came here during our stay at Mas D'Almandier as unfortunately many restaurants are closed on a Monday, perhaps because we were out of season. Ourselves and one other couple we in the restaurant (also from Mas D'Almandier) - we were unsure about it as it appeared closed on arrival but when we knocked the on the window we were welcomed in.The restaurant has an extensive menu - many of them pizza's although no pizza's were possible on the night we came. We shared a salad to start (7 Euro) and I had a duck and foie gras crepe - a house special (17 euro) and it was really not good at all. My girlfriend opted for a hamburger (probably a safer choice) it came with no bun and potato fritter things that appeared cooked from frozen - it very much resembled a school dinner.Desserts again were expensive so we skipped them, but it wasn't a good meal and was as expensive as some wonderful meals we had in Avignon
