Hostellerie Provencale - Gattières

Stayed in village 3 nights and went every night for a drink and once for meal. Not a tourist venue so ideal. Food pretty good but we should have had pizza which looked great for €10. Nice atmosphere and very friendly staff

One of the best pizzas I've ever had and beautifully fresh local strawberries for dessert. Generous portion sizes and great service. 10/10 would eat here again.

First visit, and certainly not the last. standard house, very good dish of the day at 13€50, served on the pleasant terrace, otherwise slate of the day with moderate prices. service pretty fast, free parking nearby, brief a very good time, many regulars as customers. a name changed, the sian da who now.

Unpretentious little restaurant in the hillside village of Gattières with really great pizzas served in a pleasant outdoor garden. Pizzas are huge but with a very fine thin crust so not overwhelming and delicious toppings. Locally grown strawberries make a lovely dessert when available. No views but friendly service.

We arrived at Gattieres on a Sunday evening, hungry and in need of rest and refreshment. Finding Le Manon, at around 8.30 fairly full but with several empty tables, we asked for a table and were advised that as we had not booked, would we mind coming back in an hour's time. Wearily, we traipsed around the village, finding everything closed, and returned, expectantly at 9.30. We found that there were still empty tables, but the waitress told us that the restaurant was full. She asked us to wait, while she crossed the road to a sister take-away pizza restaurant, which had several empty tables, to ask the manager if we could sit there, however a man approached us ?the manager) and brusquely asked us what we wanted. When we explained, he said that we could see the restaurant was full, and only apologized when we thanked him for nothing. We returned to our hotel starving hungry and somewhat furious at how we had been treated.