Le Fromager in Saint-Paul de Vence offers a nice little stop where you can enjoy different kinds of sandwiches, dried fruits and drinks, tasting cheese and charcuterie and it offers a take away.
The shop also offers a large selection of local French cheeses.
A really small oasis when the legs have to rest and the sugar depots filled up, while enjoying the atmosphere of the old medieval town and its curious visitors.
By Tommy Sverre / 2021
All days of the week
09.30 til 19.00
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