Best restaurant in Castellane! I came here for my birthday and we sat outside where the decorations…read morewere lovely and the service was great. The food was delicious. For such a small town, this restaurant really surprised us and I would definitely recommend it.

Friendly staff, nice room, decent price, and a restaurant available for each meal of the day. On…read moreweird thing though, was that we had put up the do not disturb sign on the outside door knob of our room and they cleaned our room anyway and put the sign back in our room under some clothes... Other than that it was nice

this restaurant is as pinterest worthy as it gets. They have a beautiful stone wall, covered with…read moreroses and a fountain. Reminded me of Italy. L and I came here when the market was exceptionally crowded on a saturday and we didnt get place to sit at the cafe. The wait staff only speaks french, but they work with you and tried their best to understand my terrible rendering of the language. We had three bottles of wine there- yes we were very tipsy at the end (at least I was) but they were charming and helpful to the end. I got a dessert as well, an egg white delight floating in syrup which came in a martini glass. All kinds of awesome. The bathrooms are clean and well maintained as well. I would definitely come back.

Set in a typical Provençal village, with its own authentically sleepy charm (at least on the Sunday…read morewe visited, when almost everything was closed). Fortunately, during our exploration, we chanced upon this pretty hotel with its sheltered terrace restaurant. We enjoyed the village and people-watching as we sat and savoured our leisurely lunch. I started with a local drink which might sound strange: violet-scented local white wine. It was fragrant and deliciously refreshing, like a lighter, more summery version of a kir. I moved-on to a tasty and filling goats cheese salad, served in a superfine pastry basket (akin to the finest filo pastry). I'm not renowned for having a huge lunch appetite but I relished each mouthful and cleared my plate (aside from the couple of tastes speared by my companion). We then shared a bowl filled with a couple of flavours of sumptuously smooth and unctuous ice-cream, followed by a restorative coffee. The small hotel on-site has a surprisingly modest two stars; although I can't vouch for whether the rooms surpass this rating, as we only indulged ourselves by spending time on the terrace. If you are visiting this lovely spot, don't miss-out on a wander through the village square and surroundings combined with a drive to take-in and admire the breathtaking beauty and serenity of the nearby Lac de Saint Croix.

Food is good. Staff is not friendly. Will not be coming back here again. Too bad as such a…read morebeautiful village.

Excellent rapport qualité prix. Très bon produits. A conseiller vivement. Personnel souriant et…read moretrès serviable surtout quand on oublie son appareil photo, ils n hésitent pas à nous chercher dans le village pour nous le restituer Grand merci sincèrement Etienne et Marijke, les belges

We spent a truly beautiful afternoon here with friends. Having been recommended to try this place…read morefor lunch we ended up spending 4 hours here just enjoying the food, the location and views and the ambiance. We ate in the garden and the food was prepared there too by Alain, the co-owner. The menu was not large but was comprehensive and no one in our party of six had any trouble in finding something. In fact we all wanted to try several dishes so we ordered as many different dishes as possible and plates were passed freely around the table. The service by Giselle, Alains wife and co-owner was not intrusive but she always managed to be close to hand when we required something. There was no rush to make us vacate our table and we were only ever made to feel totally comfortable and welcome. I just wish that we were able to stay for a night and sample the full package but our schedule would not allow it. Would we go here again in a heartbeat! The road up to this little treasure is not for the faint hearted but is well worth the effort. If you are staying anywhere within striking distance of this hotel/restaurant please please please take the chance to find it and find out for yourself just how great this place is. I promise you will not be disappointed. The prices were approx Euros35 per person but we did not have a lot of alcohol.

If you like garlic, this is the place. This place won't let you down. 5 stars every time. Prices…read moreare very reasonable. Service also excellent.

This is a fantastic little café in the old quarter, away from traffic noise and protected from the…read moreworst of the Mistral winds. The plaza it sits in also hosts a fountain, large shade trees, and a beautiful old church. The outdoor seating is idyllic, and the food excellent. It's nice to get a change from french cuisine, and middle-eastern is so appropriate to the climate and setting. I ordered kebab and it came Lebanese style, with shaved shards of lightly charred meat in a dish, served with a side of rice with fine noodle garnish, pita, and numerous dishes of veggie sides including probably the smoothest, creamiest humus I've ever had. There was also baba ganouj, a ratatouille-like cold stew, some kind of courgette/tahini dish, and tabouli that was delightfully heavy on the fresh tomatoes, garlic and parsley rather than couscous. But the star of the show is something I didn't recognize, but will actively seek out from now on: a fine-chopped red pepper and walnut paste that was just to die for! Read the hidden reviews, too--they seem entirely reliable and accurate to me.

Ate here last night with my boyfriend. We couldn't understand a lot of the menu, so I ended up with…read morea savoury pancake, but it was still pretty tasty! The starters were good I had a Toscana and he had a goats cheese salad - goats cheese here is amazing and locally sourced. I then had my savoury pancake (after assuring my boyfriend that no of course everything didn't come in pancakes! It doesn't - I was just unlucky!). He got steak and chips, after we had desserts we definitely didn't need of pistachio ice cream and chocolate sauce, and he had a strawberry crêpe! We also accidentally ordered a litre of wine between us, cheap but tasty as with all alcohol here! A nice evening and a relatively busy restaurant with good food and lovely staff despite our shocking French!

Really good food and generous plate. Their Sarrasin dishes have very low to no gluten in it if you…read moreare sensitive to it like me. I had a post wedding diner there to celebrate and it went really well even with the kids...it's kids friendly and a fun place to eat. If you are hungry go there, they'll take care of you.

This is my second time to eat at this weekend wonderful restaurant. It overlooks the river…read more Great 3 course French for That melts in your mouth. Starting out with an amuse bouche, second course, third course and dessert: chocolate mousse with a layer of raspberry and topped with whipped strawberries ed cream. The main course was tomatoes with lamb, delicious!

We visited La Treille Muscate on the recommendation of our hotel and called to make a reservation…read morethat evening on my husband's birthday. We're usually a little skeptical of restaurants that hotels recommend to tourists, but we had an absolutely amazing dinner here. Make sure you book a table, as we saw them turning people away. My husband ordered the menu treille muscate and I ordered the sous le platane. Highlights were the scallops (honestly the best we've EVER had), the lamb main course, the wine, and the cheese course. Everything was great, although my beef main course was cooked a little over à point (medium rare) and was a little tough, but the flavors and sides were nice enough that it was okay. Desserts were tasty as well, and great service. Overall we really had a lovely evening, and felt the prices were very fair. Get the scallops!!