No less than
15 Michelin stars now shine in the
Vaucluse, which makes it the most
"starred" department in France (in relation to the number of inhabitants) and 5 new
"Bib Gourmands" have been granted to establishments that offer their clientele tasty cuisine with excellent value for money.
First of all, the much-awaited is the
The Hôtel d'Europe**** in
Avignon and its chef
Bruno D'Angelis, where three stars have just been awarded. They have rightfully regained a star which had been taken away in 2007.
Two new-comers are now gathering much attention, the
Diapason, on the green outskirts of
Avignon and the
Gourmet de la Coquillade, in
Gargas, in the
Luberon, in the heart of a prestigious house.
The La Bastide de Capelongue in Bonnieux, still has 2 Stars; its Chef, Edouard Loubet, has been elected Best Chef of the Year 2011 by Gault & Millau.
And with just One Star:
- Christian Etienne and La Mirande in Avignon
- Le Saule Pleureur in Monteux
- Les Bories & Spa in Gordes
- Le Vivier at l’Isle sur la Sorgue
- la Petite Maison de Cucuron
- le Phébus in Joucas
- l’Auberge La Fenière in Lourmarin
- le Pré du Moulin at Sérignan du Comtat
- le Moulin à Huile in Vaison la Romaine
- le Grand Pré in Roaix
For all those who enjoy good food without spending a fortune, Bib Gourmand restaurants offer a complete menu for under €29 on weekdays and €33 on weekends.
The 5 new Bib Gourmand restaurants in the Vaucluse:
For more information on the
newly awarded restaurants by the Michelin Guide click here.
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