Les meilleurs restaurants en Mons

01/10/2026: Ahhh, Mons Bakery! 🥐 Everything is excellent and, above all, very generous! The croissants are enormous and absolutely delicious. You can taste the quality and expertise. A wonderful discovery, with indulgent and generous products. I highly recommend this bakery! 🥐

26/09/2026: Best bakery ever !! Highly recommended, all the pastries are incredible, with high quality ingredients. The cookie was the size of my hand.

18/10/2026: Delicious food, friendly service, and a beautiful view! Highly recommended!

13/10/2026: This time, my family and I visited our in-laws in the south of France, and they took us to this hilltop restaurant. I always thought Provence was just lavender fields, sunshine, and the sea, but after arriving in Mons, I discovered there was such a thing as Provence nestled in the mountains. What attracted me most to the restaurant wasn't just the food. Sitting on the terrace, I had a vast forest in front of me, with the distant mountains fading into the distance. Before coming, we had visited the village, seeing the school, church, and experiencing the local life, so sitting down for lunch felt less like a tourist attraction and more like sitting in an old mountain village where people still live. The food was traditional southern French cuisine, not deliberately luxurious, which suited the ambiance perfectly. Sunshine, mountain breeze, local wine, and a leisurely lunch—that was one of my favorite afternoons in Provence. I came to southern France with my family to visit relatives who live nearby, and they brought us to this mountaintop restaurant. I had always imagined Provence as lavender fields, sunshine and the Mediterranean coast, but Mons showed me another side of Provence — quiet, mountainous and full of local life. What I enjoyed most about the restaurant was not only the food. From the terrace, you look out over forests and layers of mountains fading into the distance. Before lunch, we had walked through the village and seen the local school, church and everyday village life, so sitting down here felt less like visiting a tourist attraction and more like spending time in a real old village that is still very much alive. The food is traditional southern French cuisine, simple and local rather than flashy, which suits the setting perfectly. Sunshine, mountain air, local wine and a slow lunch with this view made it a very memorable Provence afternoon.