This is probably gonna be my new local hangout with friends. Great beer selections and plenty of…read morecocktails to chose from. So far cheapest prices in town for a drink and they also have happy hour! I've yet to try the food, but that's next as they have some vegetarian options. Plenty of room to sit inside and out. I like the decor inside. And the view from there outdoor seating is of a beautiful church.

Quiet, cozy place with a super friendly (and talkative) owner and staff. I ordered the tartiflette…read morebecause he said it was "the best in the world" and indeed, it was great! But even more amazing (to me) was the side salad! Roasted, tri-color veggies and marinated eggplant with an assortment of lettuces and arugula - it knocked my socks off! My companions shared the fondue for two and I liked it even better than the tartiflette because the flavor with the wine was even better IMO. It came with incredibly delicious cuts of charcuterie, bread and potatoes. For dessert, we had to go light: lemon and blueberry sorbet. And final comment: as the French are not known to accept the idea of doggy bags, I was impressed when the owner cleaned out a container just to pack up my to-go items (which were still delish the next day!) Edit: we went back two days later! I've posted pics. Still as delicious and wonderful as the first time.

We stumbled on this place right before they closed for the evening. The owners stayed open and made…read morean awesome dinner and appetizer. The food and wine was awesome. The owner and his wife gave some great tips about traveling in France. I would highly recommend this place to dine out.

From the owner: Chez Ghislaine est un restaurant traditionnel proposant des spécialités régionales et de poissons…read more Mais aussi un menu du jour, des formules pour les groupes avec des produits de qualités à un prix raisonnable.

We didn't understand the small cafe next to our hotel. Their sign reads open 10 - 10 except for…read moreMondays, but for the 8 days we stayed next door it seemed that they opened whenever they wanted to. We were able to grab lunch there two of the days during our stay. I've written about one of our lunches. Food: My husband was in the mood for escargots and they had them on their dinner menu. The man was nice enough to make them for him for lunch. They tasted ok, but needed a bit more garlic. I ordered the croque monsieur which was also just ok. We ordered ice cream for dessert. Drinks: We ordered two oranginas and two small coffees. Price: 37.50 euros for two people. Ambiance: No ambiance. Just a simple cafe on the street which is sad because there's so much potential with this place. Service: The husband is the front of the house and is actually quite rude. Don't come here for the hospitality and it will be beneficial if you speak French. Would I go back? If it was anywhere else in the world I wouldn't go back because the food is mediocre and the service is rude. But since there aren't many options at Crillon Le Brave I would unfortunately find myself there if I wanted something simple to eat.

We were staying at the Inn next door and ate lunch twice at Le Petit Crillon, and had salads,…read morepasta, sandwich and wine. The owner and (I think) his wife are friendly, service is prompt, and the food was very good. You can sit on the patio in the sun or under shade as well as inside. It's a small bistro, casual, not expensive, and based on all the restaurants we dined at in a week in Provence I give it four stars as a bistro with good food in a very beautiful location.