We provide a substantial French buffet style breakfast each morning & and a home cooked 3 course meal (traditional French Provencale cuisine) every third night (set menu with wine & soft drinks included). The majority of meals at the farmhouse are served outside under the vine covered pergola on the terrace.
Please note that our evening meals have a set menu that tend to be traditional French cuisine, so unfortunately we can not cater for vegans, sorry.
If you are vegetarian, need to eat gluten or lactose free, or have any other food allergies, can you please be sure to let us know at the time of booking (not on arrival), as all of our menus need to be planned in advance.
When dining out, our listing of favourite restaurants & cafes should help point you in the right direction. We have around a dozen restaurants in the village (5/10 mins walk) of which 4 are very good. The other restaurants on our list are a 5 to 15 minutes' drive. Of course, if you need us to, we will happily make reservations for you.
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Wine, beer and soft drinks are all included in your tour price.

Here's what there is within a 5 / 10 min walk: 4 or 5 stand out restaurants, cafés, the best farmer's market around (on a Sunday morning + a smaller Wednesday afternoon market), bike shop, cash points, 2 large supermarkets, deli, green grocers, 3 bakeries & cake shops, wine cellars, ice cream parlours, estate agents, newsagents, pharmacy, clothes and shoe shops etc. And within a 10 minutes' drive of the bed and breakfast, there are the towns of Cavaillon & Isle sur la Sorgue, & within 25 minutes the City of Avignon, with all the amenities and services you would expect.

We have a list of our and our guests' favourite tried and tested restaurants & cafes which should be useful for your lunches and evenings out. There are some very good restaurants for all budgets, and they are easy to get to, from a 5 minute walk into the village to at most a 20 minute car journey.
There are a dozen or so restaurants in the village - 4 of which are very good.

Of course you have various choices.
There are many excellent restaurants and cafes in the Luberon villages & towns that you will visit on our rides.
Our preferred restaurant listing points you in the right direction regarding type of food and budget.
Or if you prefer you can always find a takeaway baguette sandwich or buy bread from one of the numerous excellent bakeries. You could also visit one of the many Provencal markets, and finding a scenic picnic spot should not be a problem!

Our evening meals have a set menu that tend to be traditional French cuisine, so unfortunately we can not cater for vegans, sorry. If you are vegetarian, need to eat gluten or lactose free, or have any other food allergies, can you please be sure to let us know at the time of booking (not on arrival), as all of our menus need to be planned in advance.

We have drinks (beer, soft drinks & water), ice creams and snacks available at any time, from the "Honesty Fridge" - you just help yourself...

We do a washing run every morning and put it out to dry. This is free of charge.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house and on the terrace.

Most vineyards will do free tastings, often with 3 rosés, 3 reds and 3 whites. Although the tastings are usually free the custom is to buy a bottle or two for their time, must be said the prices are very reasonable. Most will ship a case to you plus the postage costs.

Yes you can - as you can many of the fresh water fountains dotted around the countryside here. If it's not potable they must tell you, either "Eau non potable" or "Eau non controlee".

Yes, we have a cat, Rocket. She's both an indoor and outdoor cat. Though she is not allowed in the bedrooms.