L'Agape is a french bistro restaurant in Republique Corps Saints, Avignon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 9 hours
Explore the beautiful city of Avignon. See the Papal Palace, enjoy some lunch, visit Chateau Sainte-Roseline, and taste the wine of the Provence.
Day trip · 9 hours
Explore the Châteauneuf du Pape region, visiting 3 or 4 of the main appellations of Provence depending on the rythm of the tour with a specialist guide and enjoy a 2 c...
Day trip · 9 hours
Private wine tour of the Rhône Valley, a day out in France tasting great wines in a unique atmosphere.
Address: 21 Place des Corps Saints, 84000 Avignon
Bèou Bistrot, run by Marie Petit-Doux in her grandfather’s old house on Rue Violette in Avignon, cooks between Provence and the eastern Mediterranean.
OrderOctopus with rose yoghurt and pickled cucumber, or the confit veal shank with chickpea purée.
TipBottles are sold at shop prices, with a €13 corkage fee for drinking them at the table.
Première Édition is a bistro in a former bookshop on Rue Prévôt in Avignon, cooking with local producers and pouring low-intervention wines.
OrderDishes cooked on embers, such as beef kefta with fresh herbs, tomato, cucumber and soy mayonnaise.
TipYonder puts main courses at €27 and up; Michelin notes a gentler-priced set menu at lunch.
La Fourchette is a bistro on Rue Racine in Avignon serving daube avignonnaise, breaded pig's trotter and an iced praline meringue announced at the table.
OrderDaube de bœuf à l'avignonnaise, then the iced praline meringue the staff announce aloud.
TipThe set menu is €45 for three courses or €33 for two; Michelin notes the room is often full, so book ahead.
Aimé is a bistro under the plane trees of Place du Cloître Saint-Pierre in Avignon, where chef Ryo Kirikura cooks locavore French food with Japanese notes.
OrderThe Franco-Japanese bistro plates; Le Fooding singled out daring duck hearts over gem lettuce.
TipThe dining room is tiny and the terrace is the draw; the wine list is regional and organic, from Châteauneuf to Ventoux.
Bèou Bistrot, run by Marie Petit-Doux in her grandfather’s old house on Rue Violette in Avignon, cooks between Provence and the eastern Mediterranean.
OrderOctopus with rose yoghurt and pickled cucumber, or the confit veal shank with chickpea purée.
TipBottles are sold at shop prices, with a €13 corkage fee for drinking them at the table.
Numéro 75 serves a short market-led menu with Provençal touches in a 19th-century townhouse and leafy courtyard on Rue Guillaume Puy in Avignon.
OrderThe lamb parmentier with thyme jus that Michelin singles out from the short slate menu.
TipYonder gives menus from €40 in June 2026; Michelin notes a gentler-priced lunch menu and courtyard tables.
Café Roma, Italia Palladino's second address, sits at the foot of a Palais des Papes tower in Avignon, with a terrace and Mediterranean cooking.
OrderGrilled prawns glazed with ginger and soy, or swordfish with black rice and caponata.
TipThe terrace looks onto the palace walls; the Vaucluse tourism guide lists a €38 menu of starter, main and cheese or dessert.
