La Fourchette

I love the delicious food at the French restaurant La Fourchette. Although it is a French restaurant, their coffee will never disappoint you. Their grilled seabass and creme brûlée are delicious. The fish is fresh and the mussel sauce tastes sweet! If you go there for dinner, you can drink their wine. The wine list is good!

Is the city mascot of Avignon a cicada (I'm just guessing!)? Or maybe the owner of this restaurant really likes cicadas! Anyway, the walls are covered with cicadas of all sizes, which is very unique! The food is also good. Of course, I ate while watching those cicadas. When I think it's interesting, everything I eat tastes delicious.

In a quiet alley, you can walk directly to the Rhone River. The store looks unremarkable from the outside, but the dishes are amazing when they are served. The presentation is quite exquisite and very delicious. It is worth recommending.

The sun is shining and the sea of ​​flowers is so beautiful. Provence is indeed the world-famous hometown of lavender and produces high-quality wine. Provence is also the "City of Knights" in Europe and the birthplace of the important medieval literary genre of chivalric lyric poetry.

The city of Avignon is not big, and La Fourchette is a very popular restaurant there. We ordered fish-flavored mashed potatoes and lamb legs recommended by the waiter in the restaurant. They were both very delicious and highly recommended.