Le Jas Des Roberts

There is the restaurant and there is the big brocante on the same grounds each Sunday. This post applies to both. We have been coming here since 20years, eaten in the restaurant, shopped at the brocante, we even sold stuff on it during several years. BUT, since the restaurant has been taken over, the new owner just destroyed the authentic atmosphere that made this place so special under Madam Arlette’s supervision. Now it looks like the new owner want’s to bring St-Tropez to his place. The people who organise the brocante became more arrogant over the last years making us decide 3 years ago never to come back and sell here. Walking around the marché these last few Sundays and seeing the empt...

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This was een very nice place to have lunch. Now, a year later, the place is been updated . Not bad but there was a charme and thats now translated in a Ibiza style . We have to waith 1 our to order a beer and the same with lunch. 2 beef tartare with.....nothing...... Only meat. Thats not an beef tartare. The bill also not correct. Last time here. Tips: hire some more staff! And make proper food again!

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Friendly traveler tip brocante market held here on a Sunday only. Parking is mad so get there early. (It’s free and along the sides of the road) Great vibe with all of the stalls in the trees. You kind of need a bit of french language to haggle as some of it is over priced, defiantly an experience though !!

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This market is an absolute must to visit. Dusty, hot and full of the most interesting antiquities and treasures. It's on every Sunday, go early with the family and then have a cool drink in the newly extended cafe on site. You'll definitely come away with a momento of your French trip that's irreplaceable.

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Fun Sunday morning browsing the flea market followed by lovely lunch in sunshine. Lovely location and great atmosphere, recommend a visit.

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