La Table - La Belle Vie

I have eaten a lunch here, and although I usually do not go for “edible art”, I must say that every mouthful and there were two additional “gratuit” small tastes with taste. many were reported in previous reports on the meal times “overpriced”. I must say that euro can be described as a head with only one glass wein, only as expensive. that is, I am not familiar with five little curses, beautifully prepared with such delicious taste, so I am not sure what I have to compare this meal with, costly? my only criticism (and this is typical for most French restaurants) is that the steak was not tender, it was tasty but chewing. but as I say, this is not unusual in France at all. I would go back for a special tasty bite, but this is not a "every day" restaurant.

The restaurant is located in a small but elegant hotel in a small village surrounded by vineyards and close to the pont du gard. the short menu is imaginatiw and well thought out with the choices for each cure or there is an excellent...Great menu of starter, fish, meat, cheese and dessert for about euro. cooking is consistently good and the young sommelier offers helpful suggestions for good local weine through the glass or a wide range of mainly French weeping through the bottle. all are quite expensive. on summer evenings, the tables are placed in the garden in the middle of olive trees, encouraging you to stay over coffee and large petit four.

Les plats sont soignés, et savent être légers. Si vous êtes à l'hotel n'hésitez pas, il serait dommage de sortir de ce paradis

Nous avons profité de notre séjour à l’hôtel pour dîner au restaurant, très bon restaurant, très bons plats, très bon service ....

La Table un excellent restaurant raffiné. Des produits frais cuisinés à la perfection par un chef et son équipe. Rapport qualité prix surprenant. C est tellement rare. Une sommelière qui métrise sa carte des vins et champagne digne des grands restaurants.Surtout ne changer rien !