Great place and so helpful , it is a great grocery store has all the things you need. I always went…read moreright before 1500, they open at 1500, but you can get a place to park and nobody around so makes it easy!

I love this place. The owners are the nicest people. I wish I could have shopped there more but we…read morewere only in Bonnieux for 5 days. Shopping there made me wish that I had cooked at our B and B several nights. They have a great wine selection of wines from the region, big bottles of pastis, wonderful charcuterie and cheese selection, their produce is wonderful as is their awesome selection of French goodies. My wife wanted to bring the store home with us. Also, an added bonus everyone spoke English which was very helpful as our French is rudimentary at best.

This beautiful wine shop, nestled right in the cave of the rock, is a curious and inviting store…read morethat is a joy to shop in. Being in a cave, it seems naturally cool inside to protect the wine, and has a terrific atmosphere. The selection is large and interesting, and besides wines from Provence, the Var, the Vaucluse, there are wines from all over. The young proprietor was helpful but also hands-off, he gave me time and space to look at the wonderful bottles on offer. Only later did I discover that he spoke English fluently, on account of living in the SF Bay Area for a few years. I walked away with a bottle of Château Simone red, at the same price as other wine shops sell it for, and he gave me helpful advice about serving and decanting this young wine. I would happily return on my next visit to this charming town!

Lovely restaurant hidden in the back streets of Cavaillon near Avignon in France. We had a tip off…read moreby a local who said we would find no tourists and traditional Provencale cooking and she was not wrong. Very reasonably priced food run by a friendly local woman. Try the local salt fish speciality or carpaccio of beef. We sat on the pavement but inside was fab aswell, interesting furniture and a deli counter. Not in the main square of this town and may be a little tricky to find but find it you must! Loses a star for service, which was very good but took a whole to get the vill at the end - think it mauy be the French way though!

Brilliant, proper French place, bit deli, bit wine cellar (cave) all restaurant. Friendly staff,…read moremenus on chalk boards which change every day and extremely reasonable prices. Delicious and well worth a visit.

Best staff, best lunch, great price, super happy. They are relaxed and happy, which in turn makes…read moreyou enjoy your time with them. They are also a little shop so you can buy little treats and gifts for yourself or others. This is the 4th time I have been here in 3 summers. Still feel the same, love it

Olive & Raisin is a lovely little cafe and shop in one of our favorite towns in Provence,…read moreL'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. Wonderful local foodstuffs, including a very good, reasonably priced, wine selection. And, a perfect location for a lovely breakfast or light lunch. You can eat there, indoors, but right on the river with huge windows that are always open if the weather permits. They also specialize in picnic lunches for takeaway. The soups are especially amazing, and very hearty, and the staff/owners are so welcoming. Desserts very good too. Highly recommended!

What a delightful find! Delicious pastries and a tea/coffee bar in the back. I had a nice piece of…read morerhubarb pastry and a small pot of Mariage Freres rooibos bourbon tea. My friends also enjoyed their coffees and pastries. Highly recommend if you are looking for a place to take a break from antique shopping around town.

A lovely shop out of the hustle and bustle of Îsle sur la Sorgue. This is quite a touristy spot but…read morethis was established in 2006 to do artisanal chocolates. They oook and smell amazing. And it's so cool they are made right on site. The market here is wonderful but this spot is extra special. Check it out if you are here for the Thursday market

I have a confession. I have not written any other reviews during my time in Provence because I…read moredon't want to share all of the gems I found. But this place DEMANDS to be known! They have an excellent curated selection of wines and liquors in a welcoming and warm environment. What truly inspired this review was a wine tasting of Bordeaux whites that they were offering today. Our host, Christophe, was a red-haired man in a newscap, and plaid shirt who welcomed us in French and in English with a smile. He explained more about wine production, techniques, and characteristics of wine standing in the foyer than I learned on a €20 chateau tour the day before. I have tried a LOT of wine on this trip and the progression of simple to complex on this tasting made wine drinking so accessible, even for novice tourists. If you're like me, an American abroad, I first came to Yelp for suggestions and could not find much. This bread crumb is for any other fellow tourists looking for an affordable introduction to French wine and a true learning experience. Go!

All the wines we tasted where great and the staffer were friendly and knowledgeable.. We even…read moreended up with 2 bottle worth flying back to DC with.

This super modern facility was built in 2012 and is comparable to any of the nicest tasting rooms…read morewe've visited before in Napa. While there weren't a lot of staff on a weekday morning, the woman who did our tasting was knowledgeable and allowed us to taste 2 roses, 1 white, and 3 red wines. The facility also hosts a number of fancy events, and has a really beautiful space to do just that. They offer wines in multiple bottles sizes up to 3 liters, and ship internationally, but we were content to purchase a bottle of their Gigondas, although on a future visit, I might be tempted by the excellent Chateauneuf du Pape, of which they have 2 different types.