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"We love this lovely little secluded place which only serves salad for lunch. The simplicity and tranquility are perfect as is the salad washed down with rose. Nectraine tart and a coffee to end a perfect lunch."
Téléphone: +33467577707
Adresse: 15 Rue Chapelle Des Penitents, 34150, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, France
Ville: Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert
Site Web: http://www.museestguilhem.fr/
Plats: 7
Commodités: 10
Catégories: 5
Avis: 359
Superbe village traversé part des ruisseaux pouvant devenir rivières au bord des gorges de l Hérault. La balade est agréable sur les traces de Guilhem l abbaye est magnifique avec son cloître,un petit musée gratuit permettant de comprendre l histoire de ce village. Une jolie place avec son arbre majestueux où l on peut se rafraîchir à la fontaine et se restaurer dans les établissements autour de l arbre et de la place . Il y a de nombreuses boutiques certaines des artisans d arts ou produits locaux les autres pour les touristes. Pour accéder à ce village nous avons pris l option parking avec la navette qui nous amène au village pour 6€ très pratique car très peu de stationnement dans le village, et le parking est à côté de la plage du pont du Diable.
I came here last year and returned yesterday. The town was very crowded but the little alley wher this cafe is was deserted. However this place must be getting popular as just after we were seated new customers were turned away. An older couple run this delightful restaurant. It has a very simple menu of 5 salads, a big range of teas and coffee and a local lemonade with natural flavours and delicious tartes for desert. Only rose served as alcohol.In summer meals are taken in the shade on the terrace. In winter there is a small cavern inside. It's all very pretty. The owner also makes all the little models for the museum above the restaurant, very quaint. 40Euros for two salad, tartes and drinks
The Cafe/Salon de The is situated on a beautiful covered terrace. The Proprietor seemed a little hesitant when we first arrived, but after we got seated everything improved a thousandfold! The place seems to be run by a middleaged couple. They serve mainly Teas and cakes, but also wonderful salads and house wine for lunch. The salads were Beautiful, and served with a home-made vinegarette that was absolutely wonderful! And the owner was SO sweet and helpful.
It was per accident that we came across this cute little place and we just had to take a look inside. The hostess was very nice and helpful, the surroundings are quiet and you have a nice view over the stream. We had tea and coffee with crème de marron (it was too sweet tough for my taste) with chocolate and apricots pie (delicious). I would highly recommend!
