Restaurant in Gap, France

Le Pasturier

Name: Le Pasturier
Address: 18 Rue Peroliere, 05000 Gap, France, Gap, FR
Telephone: +33 4 92 53 69 29

100Pearl Points

Safer serious pick

About Le Pasturier

Le Pasturier is the safer serious bistro choice in Gap if the meal needs to feel considered rather than casual. Book it for French bistro cooking backed by Gault & Millau recognition, especially for a first dinner in town or a small special occasion. If the priority is a looser atmosphere, compare it with La Menthe Poivrée, Le GM, or Mes Élises à Table first.

Le Pasturier is a French bistro in Gap. The verified basis for considering it is direct: it has a named chef-owner, Daniel Daoulas, a smart-casual dress code, confirmed Gault & Millau recognition as a 2025 Remarkable Restaurant with 15 points.

The decision is fairly clear: choose this for a French bistro meal when being in Gap matters and the group wants a restaurant with a defined identity rather than an improvised stop. Its verified hours cover lunch and dinner from Tuesday to Saturday, with Monday and Sunday closed. Beyond that, details such as specific dishes, menu format, prices, seating capacity, service style are not verified here, so plans should stay flexible.

A bistro pick for first-timers who want the safer serious meal in Gap

For a first visit to Gap, Le Pasturier makes sense as a conservative choice: French bistro cuisine, smart-casual dress, confirmed external recognition. The expectation should stay grounded. Go for the bistro identity and the verified Gault & Millau signal rather than planning around unverified details.

That positioning is useful. If the meal is meant to anchor the day, this is a stronger candidate than using dinner as an afterthought. If the plan is looser, or the group wants to compare nearby options, look at La Menthe Poivrée, La Petite Maison, Chez Wil's, Le GM, Mes Élises à Table before committing.

Where it fits against other Gap choices

The main reason to pick Le Pasturier is confidence. It has a clear formal recognition signal, so it is an easy restaurant to consider for a visiting guest, a first dinner in Gap, or a meal that needs to feel more deliberate. That does not automatically make it the right choice for every plan. For a simpler or lower-pressure meal, other dining rooms may fit better, especially if the group is prioritising ease or a more casual atmosphere.

Use a broader Gap restaurants guide to cross-shop by mood, then keep the rest of the city planning separate. For readers comparing French bistro meals outside Gap, those are different trip decisions, not direct substitutes for Le Pasturier.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Le Pasturier accommodate groups?

Le Pasturier is in Gap and serves during defined lunch and dinner windows from Tuesday to Saturday. Specific group capacity is not verified, so larger parties should check the venue's official channels before planning around it.

Is Le Pasturier good for solo dining?

It can be a sensible solo choice if you want a focused French bistro meal in Gap. Le Pasturier serves lunch and dinner Tuesday to Saturday, with Monday and Sunday closed.

What should I order at Le Pasturier?

Specific dishes are not verified here, so order from the current menu rather than planning around a named signature. The grounded facts are that Le Pasturier is a French bistro from chef-owner Daniel Daoulas and is recognized by Gault & Millau as a 2025 Remarkable Restaurant with 15 points.

What are alternatives to Le Pasturier?

If you want to compare other options, consider Mes Élises à Table, Le GM, La Menthe Poivrée, La Petite Maison, Chez Wil's, Laiterie du Col Bayard. Le Pasturier is a grounded pick when you want a French bistro in Gap with confirmed Gault & Millau recognition.

Is lunch or dinner better at Le Pasturier?

Both lunch and dinner are verified from Tuesday to Saturday. Lunch is listed around midday, while dinner starts at 7:30 PM; Saturday dinner is listed until 9:30 PM, slightly later than the other dinner services.

Is Le Pasturier good for a special occasion?

Yes, if the occasion calls for a French bistro in Gap. Chef-owner Daniel Daoulas and the confirmed 2025 Gault & Millau recognition give it credibility for a meal that needs to feel deliberate.

Location

18 Rue Peroliere, 05000 Gap, France

Compare Le Pasturier

Le Pasturier Gap and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards
Le Pasturier	Gap	French Bistro	Gault & Millau Remarkable Restaurant (2025): 15pts
Mes Élises à Table	Gap	,	,
Le GM	Gap	,	,
La Menthe Poivrée	Gap	,	,
La Petite Maison, Chez Wil's	Gap	,	,
Laiterie du Col Bayard	Laye	,	,

How Le Pasturier Gap compares with similar nearby venues.

If you cannot get this table

Try La Menthe Poivrée for a nearby Gap alternative when the plan calls for something easier-going, or Le GM if staying within the city matters more than chasing formal recognition.

How it compares in Gap

Le Pasturier is the clearest pick when the meal needs a recognised French bistro frame rather than a casual fallback. Against Mes Élises à Table, Le GM, La Menthe Poivrée, its advantage is confidence: the Gault & Millau 15-point signal gives first-timers a firmer reason to choose it for a planned lunch or dinner.

For value, the decision is less automatic because no confirmed price range is listed. If the group wants the safest serious meal, choose Le Pasturier. If atmosphere and flexibility matter more than recognition, cross-shop La Petite Maison, Chez Wil's or La Menthe Poivrée. If the plan can move outside the centre, Laiterie du Col Bayard is the out-of-metro comparison to consider instead of another town-centre table.

Booking difficulty is marked easy, so this is not a table to treat like a high-pressure reservation. The better reason to choose it is fit: central Gap, French bistro cooking, a more serious signal than many casual alternatives.