Oh dear me... Had I known that place existed, I would have come all the way there way earlier !…read moreIt is located near one of the most picturesque villages I've been to in France so far, and close to a tiny river. The waiters were exceptionally nice, in a friendly way. The menu was simple, yet interesting. The food was quite good, especially the way they prepared vegetables and fruits (i.e. broccoli purée, candied figs, etc.). The only thing I found so-so was the liver "parfait", whose fat / taste ratio was way too high to my taste... To top it up, some fine wine is served there, and if you can conclude with a rich, velvety chocolate fondant and its ice-cream, you'll have sweet dreams indeed :o)

This is the most wonderful place I can remember eating. We were looking for a place to have a late…read morebreakfast that wasn't just pastries (not that we have a problem with pastries). We saw a little sign by the Hôtel Mignon advertising Café Mignon. There are a few tables inside, but the place to go on a warm summer morning is around the corner, where there are three little tables in the shaded alley. There were a mother and daughter (I'm guessing) working there. The daughter speaks amazingly good English, and she was the main person we worked with. They offer a complete brunch for €12. This includes salad (lettuce and tomato) with ham and cheese, an egg, a bowl of fruit (apricots were in season), homemade applesauce or yogurt (your choice), pastries, bread and jam. Oh, and also fruit juice and a hot drink (coffee, tea, chocolate). For twelve euros! This was amazing. All of the food was delicious. The atmosphere was perfect - quiet and cool and out of the way. The people were so friendly, and from the way she talked I think the daughter made the applesauce and yogurt herself and was pleased to see us enjoying them so much. We have one more day coming up in Avignon, and I am very tempted to return to Café Mignon. What a lovely place! It lives up to its name.

We just happened to see Francoise, looking for a casual place to eat. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. They offer a plat du hour with a side, we had a large slice of quiche and a simple salad. The quiche was delicious. It's a warm and family like environment, very comfortable and homey. If you're looking for an upscale restaurant, this isn't it. But it's a great choice for a simple, home-cooked meal.

Friendly staff, everyone speaks English very well, but most importantly the food is well priced,…read morevaried and delicious.

Three of us stopped for lunch here during a recent visit to this town…read more We had the lunch special for 21 euros. Gazpacho, risotto and ice cream. Best gazpacho I may ever have had and the risotto was lovely! My sister had the Normand sausage which was also very tasty. A really lovely place in the shade, busy but WITH elbow room. A delightful lunch.

What a venue! Right on the square. Excellent service and very good food. We split the Caesar salad…read moreto start. My tuna main course was delicious and my husband enjoyed his duck too. We loved the ambiance , sitting outside in the town square on a September night at 8 pm...can't beat that...

Café de l'Oustal is THE place to be if you want to have drinks or a decent meal on la Place aux…read moreHerbes. The staff is incredibly friendly and professional + bilingual which is no small potato in that area of France Food is great, simple but tasty: burgers, pokes, vegeburgers, salads etc.... And a daily special: today was tuna tartar and quinoa salad: LOVED IT Morning coffee on the terrasse is pretty chill they serve great lattes and tartines+jam that I getting at Levain while in NY except times cheaper. I strongly recommend le Café de l'Oustal, it is solid and they want see you leave happy..... and come back. If any concerns ask for Sammy,he is one of the owners and good friend by now tell him Darius the Dachshund sent you

This little bakery is great! Got a couple items here that I could not find in other bakeries…read more Cinnamon roll and waffle (they heated them both up) and the croissants were very good also! All for about 8 euro! Can't beat it. In America, this would be $20! Go here for sure, great spot.

As all the other reviewers have it's quite convenient, but they happen to be pouring the best cup…read moreof espresso I've had in Avignon.