Knowing that many villages in this part of rural France shut down on a Monday I had taken the precaution of ringing ahead to see if they were open on this particular day as I had business in the area.This restaurant, which, in the words of the propriétaire serves cuisine traditionnel has really quite a homely feel, like visiting your grandmother, but is actually on the first floor above a bar when you enter from the main road through Cossac Bonneval. You climb a set of quite steep stairs to what looks like a family dining room, which seats about 30 covers and there were just a smattering of local workers inside when we arrived for our Menu Ouvriers. The rear of this level opens out onto the...
Knowing that many villages in this part of rural France shut down on a Monday I had taken the precaution of ringing ahead to see if they were open on this particular day as I had business in the area.This restaurant, which, in the words of the propriétaire serves cuisine traditionnel has really quite a homely feel, like visiting your grandmother, but is actually on the first floor above a bar when you enter from the main road through Cossac Bonneval. You climb a set of quite steep stairs to what looks like a family dining room, which seats about 30 covers and there were just a smattering of local workers inside when we arrived for our Menu Ouvriers. The rear of this level opens out onto the...
I visited this restaurant after friends who have stayed in the area raved about it every time they went. We went as a group of 4, with a splattering of French between us. We were very warmly welcomed by the fantastic Mimi... but I should say before we got into the restaurant as we left the car outside the fantastic smell of the cooking was wafting out to us. There is no choice of a menu - we had the Plat De Jour, and basically for something like 14 Euros we had a 5 course meal with as much wine as you could drink. The menu changes every day but you get what has been grown locally in thier own gardens/allotments or sourced from nearby shops and it was just delicious. We had the following alth...
I visited this restaurant after friends who have stayed in the area raved about it every time they went. We went as a group of 4, with a splattering of French between us. We were very warmly welcomed by the fantastic Mimi... but I should say before we got into the restaurant as we left the car outside the fantastic smell of the cooking was wafting out to us. There is no choice of a menu - we had the Plat De Jour, and basically for something like 14 Euros we had a 5 course meal with as much wine as you could drink. The menu changes every day but you get what has been grown locally in thier own gardens/allotments or sourced from nearby shops and it was just delicious. We had the following alth...
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If you are visiting this area it is well worth trying. Traditional french cuisine, well cooked and very tasty in a rustic setting. The menu is whatever is being cooked that day but everything is delicious. Friendly atmosphere but no English spoken, however that isn't a problem.
If you are visiting this area it is well worth trying. Traditional french cuisine, well cooked and very tasty in a rustic setting. The menu is whatever is being cooked that day but everything is delicious. Friendly atmosphere but no English spoken, however that isn't a problem.
I live in France and as you can imagine eat out an awful lot. This resturant is friendly and fabulous value. The lunch menu was super quality and plenty of it. We will be going back again.
I live in France and as you can imagine eat out an awful lot. This resturant is friendly and fabulous value. The lunch menu was super quality and plenty of it. We will be going back again.
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Went to this restaurant yesterday for lunch. We had the Plat du Jour. 4 or 5 courses including beer and wine for €15 per person. Will be back.
Went to this restaurant yesterday for lunch. We had the Plat du Jour. 4 or 5 courses including beer and wine for €15 per person. Will be back.
