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"This restaurant has a fair menu but does not seem to understand English. Asked for meat medium rare but delivered as well done."
Telefon: +33493328003,+33493328019
Adresse: 1 Place de Gaulle, 06570 St-Paul-de-Vence, France, Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Stadt: Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Webseite: http://www.saint-pauldevence.com/restauration/le-caf%C3%A9-de-la-place
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Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 934
This is a place where the world's greatest 20th century artists used to meet, have a drink and play jeu de boules. People like Picasso, Chagall, Léger, Giacometti and Matisse all drank and (probably) ate here... It still has has the atmosphere of the 20's. Sun, trees, people having a glass of wine or an espresso. The drinks are of excellent quality, but the food tastes like it was made in the 1920's and being served now. But never mind...it's the mellow mood and not the questionable food that counts here, hence my 4 stars.....
We were exhausted after walking half a mile up a hill to get to this small village and just wanted somewhere to have a light lunch and rest. Le Café de la Place is at the entrance to the walled village. It offered a nice outdoor setting or you could eat inside. Since is was such a lovely day, we opted to eat outdoors. The panini was very good. The salad was even better. We enjoyed the service and the food. Would recommend it for a light lunch before tackling the walled village.
We've visited St. Paul many times over the years, and often enjoyed a drink, or lunch at the Cafe de la Place. Great location, to watch the world go by but our last visit was a massive disappointment; our lunch was awful. Over cooked, and tasteless. They seem to be coasting along living off the tourist trade; far better lunch time options inside the walled village.
Looks like a nice typical French cafe, just outside the walled town but the food was very basic and seemed to have been rushed through the kitchens. Not tasty at all.Staff rushed around but offered little personal service.Everything felt a rush.Not good value for money.Toilets very clean and the interior of the cafe looks smart but food and service let them down.
We visited for lunch in the midst of a tour of the French Riviera. We found the service to be slow. We asked to order and the server didn't return for 20 minutes. The food was ok - nothing to write home about. They offered 30 mins of free wifi and that is about the best thing I can say about this place. The restrooms are down the stairs and just ok as well.
Stopped here something to eat, told there was no food although there were menus on the tables. The waiter really didn't seem as though he wanted to be here. Gave it one more go on another evening, same waiter and guess what no food. Positives, watching the locals playing boules outside the cafe. Toilets were horrible.
We were stopping @ the La Columbe nearby where we had delightful food in a formal setting , so Le Cafe provided a great alternative for light bites , drinks etc .Over the three days this place was busy particular on the outside terrace , with day visitors to the artists village nearby .
Watching boule, having a quick sandwich before entering the village. Ok place, clean bathroom. When inside the village we discovered lovely cafés where we could have had a little more atmosphere while lunching.
This fabulous cafe at the entrance to the beautiful village a place for coffee , a cigar, and a great way the start or finish the day
This restaurant has a fair menu but does not seem to understand English. Asked for meat medium rare but delivered as well done.
