La Table de Pablo

The Luberon


Run by top chef Thomas Gallardo, the contemporary feel of this renowned 'semi-gastronomic' restaurant belies its country setting. Funky globe bulbs, downlighters and wooden tables make the dining room look more suited to Paris than Provence – a contrast that's mirrored in the stylish, sophisticated food.

It’s 5km east of St-Saturnin on the edge of the village of Villars: look out for the signs for Les-Petits-Cléments.


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1. Moulin à Huile Jullien

1.92 MILES

On the edge of the village, this working olive-oil mill allows you to follow the process from tree to bottle. Delicious honey is also made here. Tastings…

2. Ancienne Cathédrale Ste-Anne

3.84 MILES

The 11th-century Ancienne Cathédrale Ste-Anne houses the relics of St Anne, and 11th- and 12th-century illuminated manuscripts.

3. Musée d’Apt

3.85 MILES

Apt's various industries – ochre-mining, fruits confits and faiences (glazed ceramics) – are explored at this modest but well-curated museum in the middle…

4. Mines de Bruoux

4.01 MILES

In Gargas, 7km east of Roussillon, this former mine has more than 40km of underground galleries where ochre was once extracted. Around 650m are open to…

5. Colorado Provençal

4.07 MILES

Named after its fiery red and orange landscape (which locals likened to Colorado), this former ochre quarry is one of the best places to appreciate the…

6. Distillerie Les Agnels

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7. Observatoire Sirene

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