Le Caveau du Theatre

Everything was perfect.

superb restaurant and kitchen is excellent

I don't understand why this restaurant don't have a high ratingThe food is just perfect for the priceThe service was nice. Ver carta

Lovely meal, great ambience, welcoming and friendly staff. Even the choice of music was fantastic. We would highly recommend. A memorable evening.

Our tour guide recommended this restaurant. The ambience was truly wonderful. Ate outside. For appetizers my wife had the stuffed mushroom and I had the Foie gras. Both were delightful. Our main course was steak and veal with risotto. The veal dish was delicious. The steak was thin, over cooked and tough. My wife should have sent it back but did not. The price of the steak should have been adjusted but was not. The raspberry tart was ok. But the chocolate dessert was super good. Service was friendly but slow. Wine reasonably priced. Those around us had the steak and said it was delicious.

Generally, we really enjoyed sitting outside this restaurant and had a lovely three course meal, which was relatively reasonably priced for the South of France. The starter (just a solitary raw mushroom with cheese on the top) was a bit basic but the mains were delicious. The service, however, could have been better - we felt rushed at times and found the staff were quite off hand. Perhaps this was because we didn't speak in perfect French - although when we tried, we were told by the waiter to 'just speak English because we don't have all day'. Lovely haha! I hope this will improve in the future. Ver carta

We arrived late and came for dinner after 10 pm. Most places are closed at this time, but here they still served food. They offer 2 types of dinner set: full set or set without main corse or without dessert. Foie gras was very good, champignon with mozzarella and caramelized onion was interesting but not really French. Promised angus sirloin steak seemed to be done from leftover meat, also they can do only medium or well, forget about rare. As a dessert we tried pineapple soup with mint and panna cotta, it was delicious and refreshing. The service was good. We also tried wine per glass, one they referred as light was quite good. Overall it wad a good experience, but a bit overpriced.

Our dinner here was one of our best meals during our two weeks in France. If you are able to plan ahead, I recommend reservations, but we - 2 of us - were able to get in on a Tuesday night so go if you can even without reserving ahead. We had duck carpaccio and pear soup to start, scallops and quail as main courses, and chestnut cake and lemon meringue tart for dessert. The tart was the best we have ever had and everything else was really good. The service was excellent, attentive but not intrusive. The pace of courses was perfect, allowing us to enjoy our drinks and wine. The dining area is small and quiet which made our meal even more pleasurable. I hope to enjoy a meal here again sometime...

I have eaten in quite a few restaurants in my long life and I can truthfully say that this is one of the best! My husband and I each had three courses as well as some wonderful local (Ventoux) white wine. We were presented with a little plate of thin, toasted baguette with gorgeous tapenade while we waited for our starters which were superb. He had stuffed mushroom and I had an outstanding savoury panna cotta with tomatoes. For the main course, he had the veal which he loved and I had a lovely piece of Angus beef with potato. For dessert he had a plate of French cheeses (which I, too, nibbled a little) and I had a shortbread biscuit with raspberry and pepper sorbet and creme vanille. All the... Ver carta