Le Jardin des Consuls

Ok, so it's the start of tourist season the day after Easter Monday. Its raining, its busy and loads of other restaurants are not yet open, so for my 60th birthday weve chosen here. Never eaten here before (and wont be returning). Service perfunctory. We were going to have a main course, dessert coffee. Well, we both ordered the steak and an enormous steak arrived cooked a pointe. But no steak knifes, so trying to cut up what turned out to be very gristly meat with a butter knife didnt bode well. There was so much gristle that I left a third of the steak. Accompanied with sarladaise potatoes lettuce leaves (the salad) it was poor and very expensive. Far too much Camargue salt on top of the s...

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Dined here on two evenings. Had totally different menus . Both beautifully prepared and lovely to eat and enjoy with excellent wine. This restaurant has the traditional outside tables and conventional interior bar and tables if wet. However in my opinion the best part is the further interior with an open roof set within differing old walls. A great atmosphere

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We opted for this restaurant because of the very inviting, shaded courtyard area situated off the main street and the general bustle of a busy Saturday market. It was busy, but the service was really friendly from everyone that served us. I particularly enjoyed my Cep Omelette which was beautifully cooked.

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Good enough for the price. Very busy place, so service was perfunctory but not rude. Touristy but hey, lucky enough to find a table on a beautiful day. Not a must go but not to be avoided either.

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Beautiful terrace at the back, but the staff were rude and the veggie/vegan menu only had 2 main dishes one of which was fish. We had dirty/used cutlery and a long wait for mediocre food.

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