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.

Food was amazing. We had the brunch which was very healthy and fresh. The ambiance enhanced our…read moreeating experience! Service was great but slow but the food came quickly after you ordered it.

Best coffee and local coffee shop in Avignon. I love the minimalist style and the owner is very…read morefriendly. Prices are reasonable. The desserts are so yummy. I recommend the flat white, the chocolate crinkle cookie, and the café frappé (iced coffee). I'll be back again and again!

The group of women working were very welcoming and greeted us with big smiles which made our…read moremorning better. The avocado toast and egg omelette were delicious. We'll be back on our last day in Avignon.

A café with decent food and options for to-go drinks…read more I came for an early lunch. Ordered a hot dog with crispy onions on top, which wasn't anything to write home about, but tasty enough. The Speculoos cheesecake was lacking in Speculoos taste, but it was rich and a satisfying dessert. The real star was the chai latte milkshake, which was perfect for a hot summer's day. Prices are a tad high, but otherwise solid for drinks to-go.

Recently moved here to Avignon and trying out all the cafes and patisseries as of course this is…read moreFrance and there's several on every block. The cafe is beautifully decorated and pastries impeccably displayed. Pastry prices average roughly 5 euros each and portions are small but I'm sure they're worth it. The lattes however are way overpriced for such a small portion at just under 5 euros, much higher than many of the cafes in Avignon. The service is where I leave this place only two stars. The blonde woman who served us was extremely dismissive, and yes my french isn't great, however she seemed to make an effort to show she had zero idea of what I was saying. I ordered a second cup of overpriced latte, where we resorted to pointing to my current cup and saying one more. What annoyed me was the two older ladies sitting next to us had ordered coffee after us but was served before us even having us wait a bit longer. The woman didn't seem to care that we were there, wasn't friendly and we seemed to be an inconvenience to her day. I will obviously kick this place off my list of places to frequent to which I'm sure they'll be glad about. If you want great coffee at reasonable rates and welcoming atmosphere, visit Françoise near Place Pie. A large latte is only 3.30 euros.

Beautiful desserts. We bought a few different kinds, so far we have loved all of them. The praline…read moreflavored dessert with the Paris label was the best. The pistachio macarons are perfectly sweet and nutty.

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.

We chanced into this lovely bistro looking for hot soup on a chilly day. On nicer days they set…read moreout tables in the square but it was overcast and a bit rainy. The soupe du marche change weekly. Ours was a hearty carrot lentil with a hint of ginger. The portion was ample and the soup served piping hot from a cauldron. On a lark we ordered a trio of "half" sandwiches. They were huge!! We were served a smoked salmon goat cheese sandwich, a duck confit with cornichon and a chicken salad sandwich on a bed of fresh greens with balsamic sauce and several slices of Parma ham. The duck confit was thinly applied, rich and bacony. I loved the flavor and the portion was perfect. The chicken salad had cubes of chicken breast in a light mayo sauce with veggies cut in. Very tasty. The salmon was generous in portion with a lovely appearance. Of course the star of the show was the sturdy brown bread that carried the ingredients. I tried other breads around town and have yet to be disappointed with any. The service was excellent and our waiter friendly and helpful in English. I truly enjoyed this rustic gem and plan to return again while in Avignon.

Great atmosphere, awesome service, good food! Cute villa and nice local vendorsread more

wanted something light and refreshing as we had spent the day walking around Avignon. Found this…read morelittle place where the service was very helpful and friendly. Ordered two acai bowls and two smoothie bowls. The smoothie bowls are similar to the acai bowls with he base being smoothie based that has less liquids so that it's a little more structured/thick to hold the wonderful fresh fruits, coconut flakes, chocolate nibs, and granola. Very cool place as well with a nice, laid back vibe

My husband and I were looking for a healthy & light lunch and stumbled by this place. I got bubble…read moretea AND an açaí bowl- two of my favorite things! The menu isn't in English but they spoke enough to help translate the options. Both of our bowls (acai and mango smoothie) were great! Very fresh and hearty. We may go back tomorrow; it's hard to find healthy options in vacation towns but this one was great! They also have dessert options (waffles, ice cream etc) and many versions of bubble teas.

This place should be called Simply Awful. We were presented with a fixed menu having only two…read morechoices per course. We should have chosen the door. Instead we worked out the French and pointed to our choices; having selected each of the options to hedge our bets. The appetizers came and went without incident but the wheels came off with the entrees. The fish was not fresh and over cooked. The meat, which was like a skirt or hanger steak, was leather. No spices were sacrificed in the making of this meal. And no amount of French sauce was going to save it. Simon says: pass and keep looking.

Food had been setting for some time before being served. Our waiter never returned to table for any…read moreservice and we had to search to get a bill. All fruit was cut but not ready to eat, requiring me to peel them with a butter knife.

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.