Un Ete a Saint-Remy de Provence

We are regular visitors to St-Remy and have used this cafe for coffees and light meals quite often. However the owner is singularly miserable and unwelcoming and a lady behind the counter today shared his disposition. We had our grandson with us and, late in the morning, sat outside for a cup of tea, a coffee and a small bottle of mineral water. Although the young waitress tried her best to be cheery, this was not a happy visit and the bill came to 12 Euros 90!! I couldn't believe it and will avoid the place in future. St-Remy has lots of places which are a pleasure to visit and offer much better value.

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St Remy de Provence is a lovely village. Interesting shops and the festival we saw there was great! Kids wanted crepes so we found this place. Couldn't get more helpful people and the kids loved the crepes! We returned for lunch were there were a selection of salads, pastas and stuffed pastas. I had a cheese salad! It was sensational! Grilled goats cheese, Roquefort, Parmesan on green leaves with walnuts and drizzled with honey! My husband had chicken Caesar and the kids carbonara and spaghetti bolognaise. Huge portion sizes and delicious flavours! Also naturally made ice creams which were a great hit!

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We stumbled upon this quaint place when we were craving for some crepes. Big servings and huge filling of ham on crepes. The pasta was a little bland though. Nice seating on a terrace, and friendly service.

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Lovely crepe and service was excellent. My three year old had a meltdown and the staff could not have been nicer in trying to make him happy. The crepes were good and we thoroughly enjoyed our snack.

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Nice food for good price when most of the restaurants are close in the city at afternoon! I could come back for the diner!

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