Bistrots du Pays: Bringing Life to French Villages
Guest Post · Restaurant Recommendations · TasteLunch today at Le Cercle du Progres in Saint-Martin-des-Pallieres in the Var, a restaurant that is also the village bar, the grocery shop, the fruit-and-veg outlet, the bread provider, the post office and the purveyor of Var Matin. What a great idea.
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