Bistro L'Atelier - Menu

amazingly simple, light and healthy foods regional and organic perfectly easy go lunch spot with very friendly host. price very reasonable.

we always eat here when we're in the city, great food cooked by the owner. small but intimate. with good weather they eat outside and enjoy the environment. the prices are reasonable.

that is perhaps the best bistro in the vaucluse at least! it is absolutely stunning, eating is great, the terrace beautiful, and the owner is very nice and interesting woman. what a great place.

what a great place, simple but good! all done by Shannon who is a very good chef! every day another menu and in summer a buffet with all home made things....and, not to forget , home made cakes...we are looking forward to come back soon...

I had a wonderful lunch here. my mother and I had the buffet with cheese/collection and various salads that were all delicious. my sons had steak and pommes. the owner ages the steak and cuts it right there before cooking. both said it was amazing. owner is very friendly, speak English and has cute gift items to buy.

We found the Bistro L'Atelier in Saignon for a lovely lunch sat outside in the shade. We had the lovely buffet style meal. It's very charming and there's a great spread. Very enjoyable! Fresh vegetables and lots of choice, french hams and cheeses, fish, tomato salads, aioli, potato salad, courgettes and some more exotic dishes too, it was a delight! Good homemade food. Excellent!

Quirky little place clearly put together with love and attention. Lovely lady running a solo operation producing freshly daily prepared cold buffet style dishes - fixed price for a 'large' or 'small' plate. A great alternative to some of the overwhelming triple course style brasseries. Excellent frites as well and the homemade spearmint ice lolly for our little girl was a winner. Very tranquil setting down a Saignon side street.

We visited Saignon in November, when pretty much everything was closed for lunch. A local lady walking along beckoned us to follow her to her favourite restaurant, and we entered Bistro L'Atelier. We sat at one of four tables and chatted with Shannon, the cook/waitress/genius who served us some wonderful shepherd's pie. My wife had the lamb pie, and I the beef with local mushrooms. Both were fantastic. The atmosphere was beautiful, the poached pears delightful, the wine plentiful and cheap, and the coffee was the best we had in France. One of our best memories of France. Interestingly, the woman who owned the whole building was from our hometown, Calgary!

We stayed in the are for a few weeks, and found ourselves returning to Shannons place every week for lunch. The food is so hearty and good, dessert is always jummy and the wine is great too. Good price too! Think homemade food style with a touch of both American and Norwegian cuisine. Everything is locally produced and in season. We had lam, veal, quail, sausages...JUM! The first strawberries arrived when we were there too, served on top of a lemon cake, it was perfect. It's only four tables inside, so call ahead for lunch to make sure you get a table (it's only open for lunch). Ambiance is great, the small tables outside in the sun is cozy for a glass of wine or coffee. Would go again, for...