Restaurant La Luzeraise

Thanks to TripAdvisor reviews we booked for Sunday lunch. The sign at the roadside, pointing up a track between abandoned tile factory buildings, was the only indication we were at the right place. Nothing on the actual restaurant indicates that it is other than a private house. There was only one other, decrepit, car in the area in front. We pushed on the door of the house and entered a France which is rapidly disappearing. We were ushered to the empty dining room by a smiling lady of a certain age and given a choice of tables set for two. Aperitifs were served with excellent rillettes de porc while we considered the menus at, if I remember rightly, 19, 29 and 39 euros. All offered fairly l...

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Very nice experience! I highly recommend! reserve without hesitation and do not allow to spend the occasion of an unforgettable moment for both the charm of the places and the great quality of the kitchen! delicate attention with the paste of pass offered ... a foie gras as I have never eaten, a salad of sublime lentils, a melting gig, an excellent sandre, a plateau of rich and varied cheeses, and to finish a delicious greed with rhu all watered with a glass of gray wine just perfect!

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Little resto served by sweet and tangy 81-year-old lady with her son (3rd generation in the same location) Fresh area products, good wine card. A trait for lovers of an authentic kitchen and atmosphere. Reservation required, July and August only closed on Tuesday, except for the season on Wednesday.

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What a wonderful restaurant tucked away yet easy to find in a great setting in the grounds if what was probably an old tile company.

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simple but high-quality food, flats very well cooked by the son of the house and served by his 80-year-old mother we have feasted!

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