Petite Maison du Luberon Au cœur du Luberon, dans le village médiéval et préservé de Cucuron, La Petite Maison accueille à l'ombre de platanes bicentenaires, au bord du bassin historique du village. Ancien bar de la place de Cucuron, La Petite Maison, restaurée joliment, a su gardé sa vocation de convivialité. Une décoration traditionnelle, boiserie à l'ancienne, tapisseries renaissance et tomettes d'époque offre chaleur, caractère et confort. La carte propose une cuisine du marché, ludique où les plus beaux produits de la saison conservent les belles saveurs provençales d'autrefois.
"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
Søren Bregenholt
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Julie Stetten
Hans Goertz
Margie Lee
James Bezuidenhout
Dave DeSimone
Vincent Colmar
Ronen F.