Cafe Himalaya En Perigord

As we both love Tibet and Nepal, I was happy to find this B&B in the Dordogne where we spent four days. We felt very welcome and at the same time the standard of frankly everything was very high. The room: spacious, cool on the hot summer days, beautifully decorated, and thoughtfully done. A good bed, crispy linen and soft towels, a small fridge that does not make noise ! , locally bought ayurvedic soaps. The food: delicious, home made. Try the Lassi and the ice cream. The surroundings: located in a tiny village, close to many tourist attractions although being in the village you would never know you are in a tourist hot spot. We loved the kayaking on the Vezère. The owner: Patrick has impec...

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DO NOT PASS WITHOUT TRYING!!! A simply stunning setting with food and service to match! Looking for a change from Confit de Canard or Entrocote then look no further, this restaurant provides the perfect interlude! Tucked away in the small village of Tursac you could easily miss it but keep your eyes peeled to save disappointment. We will be back before we leave and will be back again on our next visit to the area! PERFECT!!!

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What a hidden gem! I can not rate this place highly enough, the food, service, setting and general feeling are well worth the journey to this amazing countryside restaurant! A meal to be remembered and we will definitely be returning. If I could give this place extra stars I would!

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Small and beautifully decorated, we had the lunchtime summer thali. Very interesting cold soup, all vegan except the lassi. It’s best to book to get full range of dishes including momos, and to guarantee a table. Friendly staff.

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We had a coffee there. Quiet location and sunny terrace. Fabulous decor. Small point of sale inside for cosmetic products, herbs, infusions...

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