"We found the place by accident, but returned twice. Great hospitality, friendly staff, and food and drinks are great and the price is right."
During the week's stay in the area we visited here twice once for drinks early in the evening and secondly for food when a band was playing. The first time was early evening and it was quiet - they gave our dog the star treatment (even playing with her with their hose) and their beer was good. We returned on the Monday evening and there was a band playing and there was a set menu. Some of us are vegetarian and they helpfully let us have a salad although it wasn't technically available. It became really busy that evening and unfortunately they didn't have enough waiting staff and it was very difficult to order drinks and we had to queue for ages to pay the bill. Overall I would recommend it j...
Delightful casual restaurant on the outskirts of Beynac with tables available for us on walk-in and open mid-day, unlike many local restaurants which have a reprieve between lunch and dinner seatings. The service was friendly and personal, a brewery tour at the end very enlightening to the unique old-fashioned process used for their beer. Food was plentiful and tasty -meatball well cooked and served simply with fries and fruit-garnished green salad, while the duck burger was extra rich with foie gras and carmelized onions. Opening bread was some of the nicest we enjoyed in France as well - would certainly return.
Warm and friendly welcome from the Dutch owners. The menu was very limited, but I would still award 5/5 as each dish was superb. On our first visit my husband was given a tour of the micro-brewery of which the owner is very proud. We sampled the beer blonde and it was delicious. The salads served here are amazing, truly the best I have ever eaten. We enjoyed it so much that we went back the following week and took some friends. We were not disappointed! If visiting the area, DO NOT miss eating here!
Passed by for a drink in this artisanal brewery. The visit was rather a disappointment..the choice is limited to just 2 beers one of which could not be served as it was too hot. The other one was rather simple and tasting more like a cidre and not hoppy at all so my friends were neither happy nor hippy;) we also tried rose and it was just ok and for the price of 2eur was drinkable. The view on castle is rather pleasant plus although i was facing the field of corn;)
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This is a really nice little place that serves it's own beer but beware it's 7%! The food is limited but decent though their speciality salad is a winner.We went twice and we're welcomed really nicely on both occasions.The reason for losing a star is that the service gets overwhelmed at busy times and some of the food is a little basic.Very good value though and directly across the road from our excellent campsite.
Why is it when travelling in France, when you most need a break, food and drink only to find the 'place is closed for 2 hours' ? Well, here is your answer. Brasserie, brewery, bar, stunning views and a welcoming smile. What a find, but closed Monday's. English, French and Dutch spoken. A gem find after an on spec stop
Had dinner at Brasserie Panorama, the menu is short but everything we ordered was good. My Salade Perigourdine with all the duck foie gras and magret was delicious, and the home brewed beer was very tasty. Service was friendly and there is space for the kids to run around.
We were staying at the campsite opposite and visited this lovely restaurant a few times during our stay. Very friendly owners and the food is superb. Highly recommend
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As we were staying in the campsite opposite we decided to eat here for our last night. The food was delicious and the home brewed beer was very good.
We found the place by accident, but returned twice. Great hospitality, friendly staff, and food and drinks are great and the price is right.
