Les meilleurs restaurants en Flassans-Sur-Issole

11/07/2026: Excellent, I'll be back: good menu, well-balanced between meat and fish. The staff is incredibly friendly and their customer service is outstanding.

09/07/2026: Pleasant atmosphere and service. Good selection of children's menu.

15/08/2026: A truly relaxing moment as always, everything is fresh and delicious with excellent service!

14/08/2026: Perfect!! We had a wonderful meal, the dishes were excellent, the ratatouille was a great twist, and the chocolate mousse was divine 🤤🤤 And a big thank you to the service, which was pleasant and efficient.

10/08/2026: Best pastries in the department. And the owner is lovely too.

09/08/2026: A wonderful loaf of sandwich bread ❤️❤️

31/08/2026: I love this restaurant because everything is so welcoming. The service, the terrace, the chef's generosity shines through in every dish—so beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. Thank you for all these wonderful experiences! 😋

30/08/2026: Fabulous 😊 Very warm welcome 🥰 Very comfortable room 🤗 Elegant establishment and, the icing on the cake, the delicious flavors on your plate, made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients 🤩 Go for it! 👍

26/05/2026: Excellent meal with friends on a Sunday in May

25/05/2026: A haven of peace in the heart of Provence What a magnificent place! The setting is exceptional—45 hectares of nature nestled among olive groves, vineyards, and a pine forest. The welcome is warm, the local cuisine delicious on the shaded terrace, and the heated pool is pure bliss under the Var sun. A truly special place to recharge your batteries far from everything. Thank you, Charles Emanuel, we'll be back! 🌿☀️

02/09/2026: Preface: I also gave the service a 1, although the only "positive" note was that the girl who welcomed us was kind. Everything else was a disaster. We decided to spend a night at Peyrassol during a short vacation in Provence and the Var. We knew the estate from having been there about a dozen years ago and were in love with the place. At the time, we had been invited and hosted at a BMW event, and both my wife and I were enchanted by Peyrassol. Back then, we ate on the terrace or in a magnificent stone dining room. During our stay, they gave us a tour of the estate, the rooms where you could stay, etc. The food was excellent, the service was equally excellent, and the old commandery was a fairytale place. We booked a night and a dinner for two. When we arrived, we obviously followed the "Home" signs. Once we reached the parking lot, we entered the new area, the wrought-iron one, where we were immediately greeted by a rude, irritated girl who dismissed us in two seconds with the attitude: "If you want to buy wine, browse the shop; otherwise, go back and follow the xxx signs" (I don't remember the name of the farmhouse where they moved the rooms). Please note that a room alone costs almost €300 a night...not exactly a bargain. We retraced our steps and arrived, only to discover that unlike in the past, the commandery rooms have become "private" and now house guests in a classic, unremarkable country house—definitely an old Provençal country house, but certainly not what you'd expect. The rooms are simple, with nothing special, and a large cockroach at the foot of the bed. Everything is poor. Not even a caretaker, not even a cuddle, not even a service, not even a hair dryer. We then went to the pool, a 5x8 pool. After getting out of the pool, we took a shower (the pool shower, obviously with only cold water, is in the middle of the weeds). At this point, we went to get ready for dinner and headed to the Commanderie Centrale. We had to park at the boutique, but not close by (my wife, with her heels on the pavement, wasn't exactly happy). When we got there, we discovered that the restaurant was temporarily closed and only the bistro was open. For dinner at the bistro, the menu offered was a choice of two salads or grilled lamb ribs... a pittance. We left at 8:30 p.m., sad to have ruined a beautiful memory, a piece of our holiday, and an evening. Peyrassol, you want to make a museum? Make a museum. You want to make a wine cellar? Make a wine cellar, but forget about the hotel and the reception because they are a disaster. Plus, a place that is inconvenient for everything, expensive as it is, you have to offer a wow-effect service at that price. My only wow is... It was when I read the bistro menu and my wife and I decided to run away.

02/09/2026: Preface: I also gave the service a 1, although the only "positive" note was that the girl who welcomed us was kind. Everything else was a disaster. We decided to spend a night at Peyrassol during a short vacation in Provence and the Var. We knew the estate from having been there about a dozen years ago and were in love with the place. At the time, we had been invited and hosted at a BMW event, and both my wife and I were enchanted by Peyrassol. Back then, we ate on the terrace or in a magnificent stone dining room. During our stay, they gave us a tour of the estate, the rooms where you could stay, etc. The food was excellent, the service was equally excellent, and the old commandery was a fairytale place. We booked a night and a dinner for two. When we arrived, we obviously followed the "Home" signs. Once we reached the parking lot, we entered the new area, the wrought-iron one, where we were immediately greeted by a rude, irritated girl who dismissed us in two seconds with the attitude: "If you want to buy wine, browse the shop; otherwise, go back and follow the xxx signs" (I don't remember the name of the farmhouse where they moved the rooms). Please note that a room alone costs almost €300 a night...not exactly a bargain. We retraced our steps and arrived, only to discover that unlike in the past, the commandery rooms have become "private" and now house guests in a classic, unremarkable country house—definitely an old Provençal country house, but certainly not what you'd expect. The rooms are simple, with nothing special, and a large cockroach at the foot of the bed. Everything is poor. Not even a caretaker, not even a cuddle, not even a service, not even a hair dryer. We then went to the pool, a 5x8 pool. After getting out of the pool, we took a shower (the pool shower, obviously with only cold water, is in the middle of the weeds). At this point, we went to get ready for dinner and headed to the Commanderie Centrale. We had to park at the boutique, but not close by (my wife, with her heels on the pavement, wasn't exactly happy). When we got there, we discovered that the restaurant was temporarily closed and only the bistro was open. For dinner at the bistro, the menu offered was a choice of two salads or grilled lamb ribs... a pittance. We left at 8:30 p.m., sad to have ruined a beautiful memory, a piece of our holiday, and an evening. Peyrassol, you want to make a museum? Make a museum. You want to make a wine cellar? Make a wine cellar, but forget about the hotel and the reception because they are a disaster. Plus, a place that is inconvenient for everything, expensive as it is, you have to offer a wow-effect service at that price. My only wow is... It was when I read the bistro menu and my wife and I decided to run away.