De La Reine Jeanne

we ate here quite our visit in les baux. since it is located on such an animated location in a tourist city, so you could imagine that it is almost always filled with tourist. but eating here is quite decent and has become...relatively consistent, in contrast to some of the tourist traps you complained about. cabillaud is the court here, so we ordered it again (a funny thing during our visit: a group of French people came after us and each of them ordered cabillaud court). we also ordered the braided lamb leg and it was pretty good. we're coming back.

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We arrived in Les Baux on a very busy August day and after giving up on the Cathédrale d’Images where there was a hour lineup we decided to try this as the menu looked interesting. It’s one of only a few wheelchair accessible restaurants...in the area and we were given a lovely table on the terrace although we didn’t have a reservation . The food and service were outstanding. In spite of it being full we didn’t wait long for service or food.

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the restaurant is one of the best places to dinner in les baux village, where there are few opportunities to relatiw. the scenery from the dining room, especially at sunset, is beautiful. service was good and hospitable. good wine list. eating was only average if not what...we have to expect from restaurants in the Provence in general.

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Food wine/ service was fine, Fortunately distracted from village tourists having met friends here. Wouldnt go out of my way to visit A **** to park (outside village and walk up)

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sunny terrace, extra reception, high kitchen, come every year, the place is very well placed at the entrance of the village

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