Auberge la Bartavelle

This is a great place to eat in Vaison. Great service, great food, great wines. Highly recommended. Open even in middle of winter.

ratio quality correct price. From the desserts, the plates are well executed and with flavors. the welcome is warm and without too much waiting between the dishes. to recommend without hesitation.

we took the menu at 16 € and we were very surprised. copied, very good and original with a kitchen from the south all made home. servers with the accent of the south and a great kindness. the frame is a little disappointed but quiet close to the center. Parking right across the street. Really an address to remember. View menu

We were looking for a small restaurant in a quiet place. We were not disappointed. The resto was better than what we had imagined.The children took the chocolate marrow too good, my husband a tatin peach pie, delicious. And I'm not talking about the dishes.Everything is perfect and the impeccable service.To advise if you are in the area.

The pace of service is beyond deliberate but we can handle that if it is part of a great dining experience. This was not one of those times. We finally lost it when our main dishes came and they were barely lukewarm. There is a...crying lack of coordination between the kitchen and the front of the house. The food we had was actually good so the kitchen seems capable. The disorganization has to be addressed.

We were 2 couples for a serious dinner, and the bartavelle deserves the detour!Rares are the restaurants to offer a complete menu for 30€: mouth, entrance, dish, cheese and dessert. The map makes a great part of Provencal specialties, there is a choice, and all that was served was really great. The boss, who serves in the room, has been very busy with us and has shown a lot of humor, which does not ruin anything! View menu

We come here every time we visit our maison secondaire in Vaison as we believe this is always the best place to eat a wonderful meal for a very reasonable price! This season the restaurant has expanded into the buildings and courtyard next door and...whilst we worried that the tripling in size would affect the food and service, we needn’t have as the choice of fixed and individual menus has remained with as always a very high end standard of food with a huge variety of choice. All the dishes are exquisitely presented and the flavours and variety fantastic. This has to be my most favourite place to eat certainly in France to date!

Booked here last minute and very pleased as they had a special truffle menu. We started with something similar to a loose scrambled egg with truffle. Followed by small ravioli with a cheese filling and truffle. Main course was veal, again with truffle. This wasn't...just shavings of truffle either...each course came a decent amount of sliced truffle. We each had a different final course of cheese and Grand Marnier creme brulee. The creme brulee having a seriously heavy dose of alcohol in it. A good value meal though at 42 euros per head. Service was fine, the only issue I had is that in the corner of the dining room they had a desk set up with a laptop where they were managing bookings incl...

We visited for Sunday lunch. We have a house in the area so are very familiar with local restaurants. We have used this restaurant before, however the restaurant has recently expanded and friends gave as good reports and suggested we re-visit. We were very impressed...with the expanded facilities. It was a dull rainy day but we were provided with an excellent table inside but adjacent to the courtyard. A number of restaurant formulas were offered. We chose the maximum 39 euro option, which consisted of five courses: amuse bouche; an egg soufflé (somewhere between an amuse bouche and a starter); a starter; a main course and a desert. Other formulas allowed you to choose a lesser number of cou... View menu