Les Souvenirs de l’Avenir – Lunch in Jouques
Guest Post · Restaurant Recommendations · TasteThis restaurant is 2 miles outside Jouques and feels quite remote, lost in Provencal trees and garrigue. But the interesting thing is that when we went for Sunday lunch, it was packed. I have since learned that it has a very enthusiastic local following.
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