On Place de la Mairie in Tanneron, Café Restaurant des Voyageurs has a bistro history dating back to 1867. Located on the Route du Mimosa, at kilometre 112, it combines traditional cuisine, a village bar and a panoramic terrace overlooking the Siagne valley.
Slow-cooked dishes and a taste of mimosa
Valérie and Yann serve home-made seasonal food. The menu notably features slow-cooked dishes such as Provençal beef stew or confit pork cheek, as well as ravioli and chicken in sauce. The local speciality also appears in desserts: tarts, crème brûlée or ice cream flavoured with mimosa, depending on what is available.
An afternoon food stop
The establishment also operates as a tearoom: waffles and sweet treats extend the break overlooking the hills. The covered terrace looks out over the valley and the hills, which take on particular colours during the winter flowering season.
Planning your visit
The tourist office reports seasonally varying opening hours, with lunchtime service and different opening times in summer and winter. It also specifies that the establishment does not accommodate groups. Check opening times on the day of your visit, especially outside mimosa season.
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