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Top 10 Places to Eat

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  • 1. Le Grand Paris, Digne

    The restaurant of Digne’s best hotel serves solid regional cooking such as terrine of lentils with pâté de foie gras.

  • 2. La Pie Margot, Dauphin

    It really is worth travelling 6 km (4 miles) south-east out of Forcalquier to experience the classic cuisine of this small, welcoming restaurant, with views over the valley.

  • 3. La Treille Muscate, Moustiers-Ste-Marie

    Excellent food such as pistou of summer vegetables in this lovely hotel, with a terrace overlooking the stream.

  • 4. Les Santons, Moustiers-Ste-Marie

    Next door to La Treille Muscate is this pretty restaurant with a leafy terrace.

  • 5. Hostellerie de la Fuste, Valensole

    Award-winning meals prepared from home-grown produce, fresh fish and local lamb, in the heart of the lavender fields.

  • 6. Ferme-Auberge du Bas Chalus, Forcalquier

    A wonderful, simple inn serving typical dishes of the region, simply prepared.

  • 7. Le Verdon, Gréoux-les-Bains

    Very good value for money, with dishes such as Alpine lamb with Valensole honey or baked ham with foie gras. There’s also a pleasant terrace.

  • 8. Auberge du Point Sublime, Rougon

    The location makes this inn special, with a terrace gazing out at the peaks of the Canyon du Verdon. The food is reasonable.

  • 9. L’Origan, Digne

    There is an emphasis on herbs, with such dishes as fish in chives, and truffles with marjoram.

  • 10. Les Becs Fins, Sisteron

    A must for those who like lamb, with specialities that include lamb’s tongue salad and snails in white wine. There are tables on a beautiful, flowerbedecked terrace.

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