La Petite Maison de Cucuron

Provence restaurant · Cucuron

La Petite Maison de Cucuron

Provence restaurant · Cucuron

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Pl. de l'Étang, 84160 Cucuron

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Market-fresh Provençal cuisine, truffle dishes, cooking classes  

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Pl. de l'Étang, 84160 Cucuron Get directions

lapetitemaisondecucuron.com
@ericsapetlapetitemaison

€100+

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Pl. de l'Étang, 84160 Cucuron Get directions

+33 4 90 68 21 99
lapetitemaisondecucuron.com
@ericsapetlapetitemaison

€100+

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La Petite Maison de Cucuron

"Here, in this small yellow property imbued with a genteel Provençal charm, talented cordon bleu chef Éric Sapet pays full homage to market-sourced ingredients such as mushrooms (including truffles, to which he dedicates an entire menu throughout the winter), vegetables from local market gardens, Provençal cheeses, and game (hare à la royale). A devoted gourmet and wine-lover, Sapet already has a solid career behind him in the French capital, having worked at La Tour d’Argent and Jacques Cagna, in particular. Guest flock to his restaurant to savour dishes such as blanquette of scallops and quail stuffed with truffle rice and foie gras. Some even return on Saturdays for his cookery classes! A warning for those who have forgotten to book, as the restaurant is often full." - Michelin Inspector

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Connie Trinh

Google
We sat in this beautiful garden setting, the restaurant was small, cozy and intimate. Best white asparagus appetizer I had in my life, still dreaming about it! The service was kind, so nice and very efficient. Make sure to call or email them ahead for your reservations. It's a small restaurant with quite complicated preparations, so the chef should know in advance to prep accordingly. Great wine selection too, at a fair price (my menu offering was €80 per pax). Then you get greeted with this beautiful pond of Cucuron in the plaza. Highly recommend!

Guy Pie

Google
Growing up watching Ratatouille as an American kid, I always had an imagination of what Anton Ego (the critic) tasted when he tried Remy’s ratatouille dish - well low and behold, I think I experienced that here. Delicious and traditional (but very rich)!

woglinda

Google
Wonderful and intimate dining in a picturesque town. The house wine choices were a bit too sweet for my taste, but I always enjoy trying the the recommended pairings. Chef Eric Sapet is charming. Loved the whole dining experience.

Julie Stetten

Google
This restaurant was a fabulous experience and we both said we were so glad we drove a beautiful hour to get to Cucuron! The upstairs dining room was elegant and old and really took you back to another century. Every dish was prepared with elegance and fine care. Overall, the balance of the meal was too heavy for my personal tastes. The amusé bouches were very “fish” powerful, and unfortunately not to my personal liking. I should have said I had a seafood allergy, but forgot. The entrée was chicken, morel and foie gras, and also, interesting but also not to my liking. The beef cheek was delectable and I ate mine and my dining partners! And the desserts were marvelous. Oh, the wine pairing were wonderful! Absolutely try the homemade orange wine for the aperitif! The chef greeted us and said goodbye and that was wonderful and unusual!!! Like I said at the beginning, a truly unique experience in an absolutely gorgeous provençal village.

Hans Goertz

Google
An absolutely sublime dining experience! The lovely garden setting, the original, well-executed dishes and the perfectly chosen accompanying wines/drinks…it was perfect!

Søren Bregenholt

Google
Located in charming Cucuron just beside the village bassin, the restaurant offers a high-quality take on the traditional regional cuisine. The décore is original and robust as are the dishes. Prices are reasonable and you will not leave hungry. The chef and owner is around for a friendly chat.

Kevin Heimbach

Google
Incredible. Best meal we had in the Provence region.

Jeffrey Bacha

Google
Quaint atmosphere with high quality food and wonderful staff
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Ronen F.

Yelp
Simply one of my best meals ever. A Micheline star restaurant. We had the fix tasting menu last night which was superb. Sophisticated presentation of local food in modern Technics . Cucumber flowers filled with mushrooms doxel was Devine. Tartaletts filled with fresh vegetables in aioli were amazing , the duck brest iland stuffed vegetables was unforgettable and did not even mention the desserts. We came with tired kids after a long day and the team was accommodating and friendly. Reasonably priced at €90 before wine. Amazing