Barely a few months after opening, the Michelin Star was awarded.

At the helm of our gourmet restaurant, chef Matthieu Dupuis Baumal and his team take on the challenge to amaze your eyes and enchant your taste buds with his elaborate cuisine that highlights the smells, colours and flavours of Provence through the seasons.

"In the kitchen and dining room, our passionate and solid team is committed to offering the very best experience, every night."

Menus

Couleurs et saveurs

135 €

ONLY LUNCH SERVICE

Menu for example, may change depending on seasonality

BEEF TOMATO

Roasted, tomato velvet, frozen basil

PROVENCE’S BLACK GARLIC AÏOLI

Catch of our fishermen, zucchini and almond

RABBIT AND LANGOUSTINE

Eggplant caponata, apricot and savory

STRAWBERRY FROM « MONT VENTOUX »

Madagascar’s vanila light cream, elderflower infusion

Provence vagabonde

190 €

EVERY SERVICES

Menu for example, may change depending on seasonality

BEEF TOMATO

Roasted, tomato velvet, frozen basil

PURPLE ARTICHOKE

Osciètre caviar, yuzu and champagne sauce

RED MULLET

Laquered with safran, fennel freshness

CARABINEROS FROM HUELVA

Flambé on a stave, tamarind, head juice

BASTIDE DU LAVAL’S OLIVE OIL

Lemon, basil dressing, Sancho peppert

STRAWBERRY FROM « MONT VENTOUX »

Madagascar’s vanila light cream, elderflower infusion

Notre fil d'Ariane, un labyrinthe de charmes

225 €

ONLY DINNER SERVICE

Menu for example, may change depending on seasonality

BEEF TOMATO

Roasted, tomato velvet, frozen basil

PURPLE ARTICHOKE

Osciètre caviar, yuzu and champagne sauce

PROVENCE’S BLACK GARLIC AÏOLI

Catch of our fishermen, zucchini and almond

RED MULLET

Laquered with safran, fennel freshness

RABBIT AND LANGOUSTINE

Eggplant caponata, apricot and savory

CARABINEROS FROM HUELVA

Flambé on a stave, tamarind, head juice

BASTIDE DU LAVAL’S OLIVE OIL

Lemon, basil dressing, Sancho pepper

STRAWBERRY FROM « MONT VENTOUX »

Madagascar’s vanila light cream, elderflower infusion

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Michelin guide review

After four years at the Domaine de Manville in Les Baux-de-Provence, Matthieu Dupuis-Baumal took the road to Aix. In the kitchen of this magnificent 18th century bastide, the young chef proposes bold plates, where the Provençal notes are combined with subtle Japanese influences. The flavors are frank, always controlled, and each recipe carries the seal of an assertive culinary personality. The same goes for desserts inspired by Maëlle Bruguera. A magical place and a magnificent terrace, sumptuous setting for a fireworks display of flavors, combined with a splendid wine list (including those of the castle, obviously). So fun!