In the pretty village of Vaugines "Le P'tit Resto" looks nothing out of the ordinary, but it really is different and well worth a visit. Typical of France, it is run by a couple but unusually it is her in the kitchen with him looking after "front of house"I cannot guess what you will eat when you visit as the short menu changes regularly but we enjoyed a remarkably good three course meal for 32€. The combination of flavours was original and worked a treat. Also, the food looked beautiful on the plate. I thought that the starter and the pudding were better than those we had from two other places in the area that boast Michelin stars.While I was having to think about my driving licence, I enjo...
We had not booked because we were doing a local walk in the morning and did not know when that might finish. Fortunately for us, some other people had not appeared for their table and we were squeezed in. The other tables were all taken,...and this on a Friday lunchtime in March. The meal was a delight from start to finish, with lots of creativity on display but never overwhelming or masking the essential taste of the ingredients. Two choices per course plus two amuse bouches but we did not feel stuffed at the end. Great service from Benoit and good wines by the glass. We would definitely make a beeline for the P'tit Resto if ever in the area again and book ahead.
During holidays in Luberon, we always have an eye on restaurants to discover. This year, Le P 'tit Resto was new to our list and we were not disappointed. A cozy environment in the middle of the charming village Vaugines, a weekly changing three...course menu with two options for each course, Caroline 's skillful use of herbs and spices and Benoit 's great service ensured that we had a great evening. We look forward to coming back next year!
very good vegetarian cuisine, in very/too limited quantity. even the bread seems rational. I tested the formula 2 salted and dessert dishes, and went back with the stomach in the heels. thus coming for 16 euros, at noon, at mazargues. Too bad, if the boss showed more generosity, this little restaurant could have been part of my favorites.
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This is a restaurant designed for high altitudes. Located in a charming Luberon village, Le P’tit Resto offers great food, affordable, friendly service and an ambience from a film set. A small menu, but completely cooked with care and passion. Clever combinations with a strong Mediterranean influence. This restaurant gets a Michelin star!
On the recommendation of friends we visited for dinner and weren't disappointed, the 32 euro menu is outstanding, including 2 amuse bouches. A choice of fish or meat and cheese or desert, Benoit helped us choose glasses of red and white wine as we didn't want a bottle. The flavours of the food were outstanding, highly recommended
It may seem a little swallowed, in the beautiful village of Vaugines, but Le P'tit Resto is always worth a visit. the fact that you may need to book in advance is testimony to the quality of food. Put kosily in the...Winter or picturesque on the village square in summer and let Benoit Caroline pamper your tastes.
5 star village restaurant which would compete with the very best in any big city. Top quality ingredients, innovation menu based on local market produce and attentive service. Would definitely like to return but reservations are essential. If you are in the area you absolutely have to visit
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We had two dinners at Le Petit Resto--both were outstanding, not only for the delicious food, but for the cheerful, friendly efficient service. There are only two staff--Caroline, the talented, creative chef, and Benoit, the exceptional host/server. Great fun, great food!
This is off the beaten track so you need to know it is there! The 3 course lunch for 22 euros is excellent value..... innovative cuisine....It is a fixed menu with usually a choice between fish and meat.The room itself can be noisy so if in summer do ask to sit on patio.
