This village restaurant is a poem indeed, with its old china, its flowers and flavours of Provence. Everything is carefully prepared, tasty and made on site. An invitation to revel in the best of the region.

In this luxury establishment, you can look out over the pretty parkland from the rotunda, conservatory or terrace. The chef tends to source his supplies locally and the gourmet dishes he creates are resolutely modern.

A pretty restaurant on the road to Mme de Sévigné's cave, the Grotte de Rochecourbière. The chef concocts modern cuisine (including amenu du jour). Good selection of wines (Southern Côtes du Rhône).