L'atelier Gourmand

on a bright clear january late morning we sat in the sun on L’Atelier garden terrace and drank wonderful ‘Illy’ coffee. luck is from it! beautifully presented and at a price. we then went over the country to the restored chapel. by st. michel on the hill. that was so pleasant and the Chapel was simple, but a precious stone. details of the local walks are stored in the café/restaurant on a board. back from our walk, our lungs full of clean fresh air, but our stomach tendons for a good lunch and our throats that need a cold drink. we had held a table in the plank on the back of the restaurant. no disappointment! beautiful and spectacular view, delicious food, great Provençal rosé wine and ever...

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who would think they will find the best burgers ever in a remote mountain village in southern France. you do, and they can choose between 8 different styles. all homemade also the fries. you can order pizza and stuff, but go for the burgers. great location and great view from the tables on the back.

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After we had spent two weeks in Italy and France, we needed some simple food that reminded us of the house. we had two different types and both were good, burger was a little crooked and fell apart, but nothing to fear. all good...for two, one bottle rose and two espresso for €56

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As we were driving around we found this perfect restaurant in this remote village. The staff were friendly, the food was amazing and the premises were pristine. Very nice experience!

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not as good as the previous owners. the menu is less interesting. the situation is however attractive and beautiful in summer.

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