Cave Saint Martin - Roquebrun

Of course, the view is spectacular. You can see the river and viaduct from the terrace dining area across the road from the cave. Which is what it is; a wine seller's with a kitchen. It is owned by a Dutchman whose family are involved in fishing in the North Sea and that's where my Sea Bass came from. Tasty and succulent and perfectly prepared. A decent local organic white wine accompanied this main course. Prices are reasonable. However, service can be a bit sketchy and you can be hanging around waiting for the bill. Still, the food's good whatever it may be and the view is, as I said, spectacular.

Good wines but pricey for the quality. I asked for wines without sulphites and the lady tried to offer me wines without that guarantee on the label. The wines I bought were nothing special but were much more expensive than similar wines I could buy here in Italy

The food here was poor salads were small and just a few green leaves with a bit of tomato, the anchovy salad was a small bowl of salad tomatoes served with a tin of anchovies still in the tin to the side.and no local wine on offer, but cost over £60 for these meals with a bottle of wine

We had a lovely lunch, quality local produce. Very friendly service and the most wonderful views over the river.

The food is OK, it has a lovely setting but is very overpriced. There are plenty of restaurants in the area serving better food at more realistic prices.