Chez Mon Jules - Carta

Superb fresh food at fair prices! Nice wine list! The restaurant is situated in a small town in the "drôme provençale"! We will be back!

we went there with 6 kids and 4 adults and still the staff was very nice to us and the food amazing. fresh, local and with a twist. remote location which add to the magic. they also have 2 rooms above the restaurant

In the middle of nowhere, hidden in a tiny village called Vesc, you can find this surprisingly nice restaurant. Interesting menu, great soupe de poisson and a steak really rare, juist worth the trip to Vesc walking bare feet. Ver carta

Amid stunning countryside, if you want to relax and enjoy delicious food without all the woo-ha of Paris, you'll love this dining experience. Alex and Jules make this well worth the drive. Loved the food, wine and music playing on the old record player. Don't miss it!!!!!

Fantastic food in a remote and lovely village in the North of Provence. Been there twice in one week for dinner. Magic terrace, great view, friendly service. Loved the caillette au foie gras, the pintade and the best chocolate fondant in a very long time, with a very good CdP from Bellone. A steal.

I just did a double take - can't believe I haven't taken time out to review this place.Its simply stunning, a small menu of specials, outdoor deck looking over a medieval village and fields, friendly proprietors and some of the best food I've had in years.A return to Chez mon Jules would be a big factor in any future travel plans to the south of France Ver carta

We have been in this restaurant with family and friends. The place is really nice in a small old and renovated village (Vesc). We have been seating in the nice terrace. The menu is quite interesting with some innovative proposals. We tried both meat and fish as main courses. The Beef Tataki is excellent. We had the best " andouillette" i have tried. Alexandra and Jules are very nice and friendly. Small negative note on the wines, expensive and definitely not at the same level as the " cuisine"

This one is worth the detour. Hidden in a small village in Drome provencale is this little gem. The owners, apparently from Paris, have set up this great littlesophisticated restaurant that is the most improbable place to find in a far away village. I chose the snails as a starter and the balance between the garlic sauce and the snails was perfect. For once you could taste the snails ... Then the Gigot de sept heures delivered a pleasant surprise as it is cooked with figs and brings a caramel taste that is delicious. (I would also highly recommend the Fish soup, which is one of the best I have ever tasted.)As the Michelin guide suggests, this is worth a detour. The only reason why they don't...

The location is superb, kind of a hidden place. The food was delicate and good taste-wise. The decor is particular. The only problem is 3 out of our party of 4 felt sick at night and the next day. The 4th person is vegetarian and had some different food, so was probably saved because of some different food choice or did not have the same amuse bouche as us. Or perhaps we were just unlucky. In between each course we were given a little something. Another word of caution, because it is far off, they tend to have connection problems. As such I would recommend bringing a check book or bringing cash in case the credit card machine does not work. We found the desserts to be a bit overcooked. If yo... Ver carta