La Taverne de Jocou

small practical stop on the road perfect for a stop on the road of holidays friendly welcome and good meal

delicious crèpes, beautiful seating in the free and very friendly and hospitable staff! definitely worth a visit when they come by.

excellent smiling and warm welcome even a day of rain. We took the meal of the day, hearty and good, served, which is original and surprising on a wooden board.

great friendly service that is so rare in France. big food, choice for everyone: pizzas, crepes, salads, hamburger, hotdogs. very recommended stop along the road!

on the map it is announced "here we have the smile"....we looked for it for an hour! Not a waitress to catch up with the other person in good standing... I've never seen this! Too bad because the crepes were good.

stop bikers to drink a drink, I just want to, talk about the boss, preparing a paella, and a waitress with whom we have a good chat, both very friendly, and available .la paella makes us want to come back to taste Thanks for having responded to all our questions.

On the road to veynes, the time of a coffee. a very warm welcome although it is lunchtime and we stopped there only for a coffee.Very well located and very clean, a pretty decoration that makes you want to stay a little longer than necessary. not the time to eat unfortunately but we will return.

that was our last chance to eat in France, and this place was not disappointed. it is along a busy road, but they feel in the mountains. eating is fantastic. my cheese plate was the best I had during the week. the children loved. the crêpes. both savoury and dessert. Café gourmand was also fabulous. do not hesitate to plan a stop there!

We stopped at La Taverne on our way to Provence driving along the N75 (E712) through the Rhone alps. Its a very reasonable, convienient cafe, snack bar right by the road, but elevated so not to noisy and nice to sit outside. We had really...good,fresh pizza and fabulous gallete. Fast,friendly service and ideal for a quick lunch break on a long drive, much nicer than the roadside places towards grenoble that were crowded with caravans and lorries