DOMAINE DE LA CITADELLE
Read moreYannick and Valérie Panagiotis are rally enthusiasts (Dakar in particular), as well as connoisseurs of fine wines. They took over La Citadelle, a 40-hectare estate certified HVE and BIO since 2016, which promotes respect for the land with eco-responsible methods such as horse-drawn ploughing and eco-pasturing. The wines are powerful and fine, and among the cuvées, those of Gouverneur Saint-Auban and Les Artèmes are aged for 1 year in French oak barrels. Other attractions include the Corkscrew Museum and the Botanical Garden. And Tayac, the place to eat.
THE LUBERON HOUSE OF TRUFFLES AND WINE
Read moreFormer municipal hospice then boys' school until 1953, the Hôtel d'Astier de Montfaucon, owned by the commune of Ménerbes since 1751. Restored in 2004, the building, listed in the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments, houses a shop dedicated to Provencal products, especially truffles. The oenotheque allows you to discover the little treasures of the Luberon and Ventoux and the bar-restaurant allows you to taste truffles and wine in the best conditions.
CAFÉ VERANDA
Read moreThe restaurant offers on-site and takeaway meals, but does not offer a delivery service. Café Veranda is appreciated for its French cuisine led by a grandiose chef. The staff is dynamic and offers spectacular service all year round. Guests can also enjoy outdoor seating. Recommended dishes include zucchini, beef, cod, fish, meat and filet mignon. According to customer reviews on Google, Café Veranda deserves a rating of 4 out of 5. However, it is important to note that some additional information indicates that the establishment is definitively closed. It is therefore advisable to check the information before visiting.