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Restaurant Review: Le 6 à Table in Caromb

As wife Shirley tells everybody, “Michel is a list person.” And yes, when it comes to restaurants and most anything that is related to food or wine, I’m usually drawn to places which are on a list of “best” in the area. That is why we headed to Caromb to meet friends one evening a few months ago to dine at Le 6 à Table Restaurant, a new addition to the Bib Gourmand restaurants in the Michelin Guide.

Caromb is a small village located about 20 kilometres from our house in Sablet between Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Caromb is memorable for me as the location of a restaurant called Le Four à Chaux where we and our Bistro des Copains team who were lodged in nearby Mormoiron dined the first night of a memorable trip to Provence back in January 2007.

Continue reading here for Michel’s description (and photos) of their lunch in Caromb a contributor blog post by Our House in Provence.

Book your table:

Le 6 à Table (website)
6 Place Nationale
84330 Caromb (see map)
Tel: +33 (0)4 90 62 37 91
They also offer cooking classes (ateliers cuisine) on Saturday mornings and special winemakers evenings. Consult the website for details.

Discover Caromb

Located in the Vaucluse, the village of Caromb has roughly 3,250 inhabitants. Like many of its neighbours, the town has rampart walls, and charming Medieval streets dotted with fountains. Caromb sits in the valley with towering Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail not far in the distance. Worth seeing in the town is the Romanesque church of Saint Maurice. One of the largest churches in the Vaucluse, it was built in the 14th century and classified as a historical monument in 1849.

Caromb is also known for its annual fig festival in July. This festival is a tribute to the local variety the figue longue noire de Caromb (a long dark coloured fig). The trees flower twice a year in July and August. Check the Facebook page for specific details about the festival. The video below (in French) explains more about the fruit that is a symbol of this village:

The local pizza truck even has a fig pizza!

Market day in Caromb is Tuesday morning from 9h-13h in place Nationale.

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Michel and Shirley

Michel and Shirley, live in wine country, in Windsor, California. They have a full family with two beautiful daughters and five amazing grandchildren. Michel's day job is as CEO of Chancellor Health Care, a company which provides housing and services to older adults.

Previously a co-owner of a popular French bistro called Bistro des Copains located in Western Sonoma County California. The Bistro was closed in early 2015, after nine years!

In 2008, after searching for years and visiting many houses they bought a 17th century stone village house in the medieval village of Sablet which is in the Vaucluse region of Provence France.

Please read about the Sablet House (available for rent) and follow their blog Our House in Provence.