New Aquitaine

In a contemporary and warm new bistro style in slate and orange walls, we always serve excellent beef, veal and lamb meats. Proposals to be shared such as rillettes or duck duck. When you enter, you can see a beef tail with its ravigote sauce. The meat is offered in standard format (250 g) or by weight with a 400 gram mini, a more advantageous price level if you have the seasoned canine. The classic taste is the Mademoiselle Tartar or the calf rosette in port. The red meat fans will be delighted, as here we serve one of the best in the whole department. The plates show originality and care in the presentation. Desserts are not left with foam with both chocolates or profiteroles. The service is smiling and you are kindly received from the door. A particularly interesting wine list with good bottles in years when you can really drink them, and their rates still remain wise. At the entrance, the meat stand displays meat and fine groceries (jams, vinegar, foie gras, saffron, etc.). A new terrace on the side to discover for the beautiful season.

Meat and meat offal originate directly from the adjacent slaughterhouse. The incontournables of regional specialities are there: sheep balls in persillade, tender, rib side, mudflap, head of calf gribiche, ris of calf. The chief added a recipe for his creation: the baronet lamb fondant Raymond Raymond. We come to taste the land and we're served. By commander 24 h in advance, you can afford Norway lobster, lobster or truffles. The vegetables are not abundant but French fries… Ah! French fries… that they are good. In the brasserie-brasserie room, we come to the lunch bar at midday. In the second room, the table is more careful. Customers find that both rooms offer good value for money. As for the service, is it the pig or the pig? It is a bit disconcerting: Friendly, friendly and helpful staff. To appreciate, you have to love the pince-free or focus on his plate.

This restaurant offers a very large room, which attracts many guests, and the faithful are not mistaken. However, in summer it is often complete and it is better to book. In the programme, a wide map that highlights products from the land and the sea. At La Forêt, children have a menu that is specially dedicated to them. Not a single fried steak, but a bisque of home fish, a marine mishmash and garnitures. The larger ones will enjoy the Bistro menu at midday with a single dish: au to the saint-émilion, Spanish tarte pie, duck aiguillettes and small chicken fillets, or the large dinner menu with the bouche of citron sardine rillettes and roasted rolls. Every customer must be happy by eating here and there are plenty of dishes! A palette of Spanish mussels stuffed with salt, charlotte conflict, tajine of royal seabream......

Beautifully located on the seafront, La Traverse welcomes you to its terrace, a few meters from the beach for lunch or simply to have a coffee on a beautiful sunny day. The menu highlights seafood products, in all simplicity, offering fresh and homemade products. You can start the meal with a plate of prawns or a half-cooked duck foie gras. The suite blends the richness of the ocean, like squid fritters served with a homemade tartar sauce, but also local products such as the burger from La Terrasse or a bruschetta including, among others, Serrano ham and grilled chorizo. The plates are beautiful and copious. On the dessert side, we fall for an ice cream cup, a soft chocolate cake and homemade pancakes, just as tasty. Summer and heat help, the ice creams call for delicacies and make everyone happy. One small downside, however: the service, quite slow..