Chateau de Fitou - Table reservation

My wife and I were walking in the garrigue when we saw this place in the distance. We hadn't planned to stop for lunch, but the location - and as we got closer, the vibe - was intriguing. We arrived late-ish lunchtime, and checked we could eat. We were offered tapas and ate on the terrace overlooking the village. The tapas turned out to be a large plate of delicious proper ham, served with tomatoes, sheeps' cheese and bread, along with a clove of garlic to rub onto the bread. So simple, but so very tasty. It's a bit of a trek to reach on foot from the village, but definitely worth a visit.

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not ordinary than arriving so high (good after qq galères to find the right way) to spend a night tapas formula! no chichi unbeatable view all here is made with a little recup a little bit of ideas it's very cool ... we come here to not find ourselves ready for a gastronomic meal ! but nice atmosphere and team that stays available during dinner...the ham cut at the last good idea but don't forget the final touch of desserts. so avoid the too industrial"! little special attention of the boss in the final by offering us a final shooter!Very nice to do again soon!

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the pleasure of the view, the rest of the eyes, the kindness, the detour to these stones lost on the top of the fitou. a great relaxing moment on the terrace with memories of past years and wine chosen. I'll come back with other friends, just to share the place.

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friendly atmosphere in a relaxing setting; the owners make you comfortable and improvise what to restore you. However, access remains a bit difficult. and mysterious

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I had the most fabulous gin and tonic I've ever had here and the tapas was gorgeous too. great relaxed setting. Well worth a visit.

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