Restaurants cuisine régionale New Aquitaine

Located right at the foot of the beautiful city, this farmhouse with exposed beams and stonework is the house of Carlyse and Olivier Marchebout. In this charming setting with a cozy atmosphere which is rather chic with fireplace inside and a garden-terrace outside. You can enjoy a gourmet cuisine with Southwestern traditional fragrances but also meat and fish. The choice of products is the quality base of know-how: foie gras, fresh or smoked duck breasts, duck legs are certified IGP Sud-Ouest or Périgord. The meats are of French origin. The bread comes from Sébastien, the bakery La fournée Occitane in Cénac. The coffee is roasted by the Brûlerie Sarladaise in Sarlat, accompanied by homemade mini-pastry. The chef focuses on homemade cooking and using fresh seasonal products: a perfect duo of pan-fried foie gras and homemade half-cooked foie gras, Porto reduction with figs as a starter followed by a very tender rump steak heart with wine sauce. As for the dessert, the chocolate profiteroles are of course homemade. An independent dining room of about twenty seats is ideal for group or family meals. The welcome is very pleasant and very respectful of guests.

This restaurant is located in the heart of the centre of Saint-Jean-d'Angély, just next to the halls. You will appreciate the atypical setting, with furniture in metallic and burgundy colours and many bottles of wine. The welcome is friendly, the cuisine is bistro-style and the produce is fresh. There is no doubt that the atmosphere is relaxed, everyone can enjoy lunch with several options. Set on the terrace, you will discover the dish of the day, but also a rib steak served with homemade chips before sipping coffee. In the evening, the weekly menu offers a limited choice with, among other things: small cork plate, grilled rib eyelet, chocolate cream.

Under beautiful arcades in La Bastide, the past is in the heart of this walk who took this name after a love story dating back to that time. In a book by Voltaire, "Essays on the morals of nations" the anecdote is told there. From this house where he lived some time, the future King Henri IV sent a letter of love to Diane of Andouin called "La Belle Corisande". Today, it is with love that you can settle in this warm room where wood, beige and rosé are a great place to taste traditional périgourdins dishes, salads or pancakes.

The Mangoune is a Occitan word used in the Cantal to designate the day when one kills and transforms the pig. So this chain of restaurants is rather focused on local products and specialties, but not only. In the preparations, we find the good cheeses of Auvergne (salers, cantal, nectaire, blue of Auvergne), the good meat of Salers, but also of charolaise that she, is not a race of the corner. Traditional dishes include pounti (légumes, blettes leaves, pork breasts, prunes), bourriols (galetou faire), tripoux, or simply dry ham. There are also tartas (pizzas), burgers in Auvergne, and grilled meats. It should be noted that auvergne and aligot are offered in addition and that it would be a pity to leave. Fromages cheese, desserts and farinettes (pancakes) house, ice, here is for offer. These preparations are simple but generous. And even though we are in the ZIN, which is not conducive to reverie, the rooms, which are perfectly original, are truly plunging us into a world both rural and nostalgic. Cellar, bedroom, kitchen, barn and a classroom where an authentic donkey cap will awaken buried souvenirs. Large shaded terrace in summer.

Nadia and Bernard Faget open their table in this typical farm on a hillside overlooking the Dordogne, with exposed beams and stones and a beautiful th-century chimney. They serve their products: fatty livers of duck, candied, poultry, rabbits, vegetable vegetables, beef (race limousine), soup of river fish… Among the specialties: perigordian perigordian, duck civet, river fish (frying, brochet) on reservation, beef on reservation, in short the best of traditional perigordian cuisine.