Le Cabanon de Val

Restaurants nearby

• La Palmeraie - Château de Valmer★ Michelin Nestling between vineyards, orchards and the sea, this early-20C hotel-restaurant, the epitome of special occasion decadence, reclines in a lush Mediterranean garden home to hundred-year-old palm and magnolia trees. Burgundy-born Alexandre Fabris draws much of his inspiration for three Provençal-style set menus (one vegetarian) from the estate’s cottage garden as he deftly juxtaposes textures and flavours. This alfresco restaurant, open from mid-May to late September, invites you to take a seat in the garden or beneath the pergola on the terrace.4.0km
• Bello Visto Gassin, which comes from the expression Guardia Sinus, meaning guardian of the gulf, is a former Sarrazin village, occupied by the Moors until the 10C. After finding the house on Place des Barri, take a seat on the superb terrace and savour the view over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the peaks of the Alps. You are now ready to sample the house specialities: rock octopus casserole; truffle gnocchi and Grand Marnier soufflé. The Mediterranean-inspired recipes are crafted by an enthusiastic veteran chef and local lad – his grandmother used to live in the village! Food that throbs with flavour and 1.8km
• Les Saisonniers The good news is that, despite its name (meaning "seasonal"), Les Saisonniers is open all year round. Florent Manini and Anna Thillaye, pastry chefs who earned their stripes working for Arnaud Donckele in Saint-Tropez and at Sébastien Vauxion's Sarkara are at the helm. Their Mediterranean cuisine, the foundation of which is fresh ingredients, is prepared with authentic savoir-faire acquired from the discipline of pastry-making. Marinated sea bream, fennel salad and Tahitian vanilla vinaigrette with lime; gnocchi, smoked ricotta and herbaceous parsley; cherry clafoutis, house-made ice creams an1.9km
• La Verdoyante Standing among the vines, this former rustic farmhouse enjoys a fine panoramic view... But La Verdoyante would be nothing without the enthusiasm of the couple who hold the reins. In the stylish interior or on the charming terrace, diners savour delicious Provençal cuisine that smacks of the garigue.2.7km
• La Petite Maison You come to this lovely restaurant ensconced in a terracotta-coloured "little house" on the outskirts of Cogolin. It is run by Damien Levivien, a trained pastry chef who learned the ropes under Jean Sulpice and Yannick Alléno. He and his wife serve precise and elegant market cuisine that won't break the bank. House-made pâté en croûte, ravioli crafted on site, meticulous dishes and classic desserts are all skilfully made. In this intimate setting, the terrace shaded by wisteria and mulberry trees adds to the charm, offering a peaceful stopover on the outskirts of Saint-Tropez.3.8km
• La Grange des Agapes Like every true enthusiast, Thierry Barot is a master of multi - tasking. Not content to offer tasty and appetising theme - based menus (vegetables, Provence, asparagus, truffles etc), he regularly runs cookery classes and is the author of a book of chocolate recipes. What a feast!4.1km
• Vista The luxury hotel, perched on an unspoilt hillside overlooking the sea, is divine, and its hip, swish Vista restaurant ticks all the boxes! Take a seat by the infinity pool and bask in the exclusive vibe as you sample recipes by chef Vincent Maillard (shoulder of Sisteron lamb braised in savory; Lucien Tendret-style stuffed vegetables; strawberry melba and vanilla millefeuille). Then menu always offers a choice of healthy dishes, in line with the hotel’s wellness programme. Valet parking.4.7km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.