signage says ie petit snack, but this is the same restaurant! a limited menu, average prices, but friendly staff. the tourist horizons have now disappeared, so our experience can be atypical. two wait staff on our level, well copied and were very friendly, but. we speak good restaurant French! we just wanted to eat a light lunch, so both ordered the ham and cheese olmlette, served with a small beside salad. the food and the weeping came immediately, was hot and tasty, exactly what we wanted. two coffees and a bill of eu35 provided fair value for money
Roussillon has many places to eat, but some seem to close early and many open late for dinner. Chez Nino will be open however! Go down the stairs to the terraces and sit at a table so that you can enjoy the view of the Roussillon cliffs.The staff is very attentive and helpful.The food is good, plentiful, healthy even, but it is pretty average good food. You can get sandwiches, pizzas, desserts, salads, beverages.
Uninspired, big place with a small and simple menu. Food was nothing special, and the look of the interior made me wonder about the hygiene of the kitchen. The place looks like a dump; dirty, goods stocked everywhere, no soap in the restroom which looked...like ****. And yet it was busy. Service was slow. This place seems to have making plenty money off tourists as its only goal.
Went here for lunch. Ordered a nicoise salad, which was barely edible. The tuna was canned. Also had a ham and cheese omelet, which was basically the definition of greasy. This restaurant seems popular. Perhaps we chose our menu options poorly...….? Maybe stick with pizza...and sandwiches? The staff is friendly and the location is pleasant.....
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We were hungry after cycling all morning and stopped at this tiny cafe for a late lunch. The menu was limited but the coffee and service were ok, although the waitress forgot that we had specified no butter on our baguettes. The best part about this place is the balcony at the back, overlooking the gully.
Shocking service, the most unpleasant people, we didn't even get to eat there as they were so rude. This is a shame as they spoil a magnificent village. Lucky there are other beautiful villages in Provence with wonderful restaurants and welcoming people. No need to...go near here.
this restaurant is called you cote de chez charles. it is still more appropriate for a tourist area and has a balcony with a more spectacular view. eating was good, but quite standard fare and the staff was amicable, the salads are very delicious.
We went here after seeing it recommended as a 'cheap eat' on TripAdvisor. We went for lunch on a weekday, had two omelettes, half a pizza and a bottle of water. The meals were served with a side salad. The bill came to roughly €35.
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Nice view and okay food. Good place to visit. The view is very nice. Service very good. We tried the smoothies although they did not have too many options the ones we choose were fantastic.
we waited too much for the food so we decided to leave and take them away. they weren't even ready! a sandwitch with ham (and nothing else) and a hot dog. very expensive.
