Barjac

This former convent of xvii^e century has a troubled destiny. Having belonged to the monks until 1664, the Sans Culottes during the revolution then with private owner, it became a restaurant with since 1988 guesthouse. This beautiful stone building dominates the landscape and blends in a lush garden where the bamboo is omnipresent. Fountains and swimming pools of pagodas punctuate the exuberant decor of old magnolia and cedars. The plantation of bamboo has the reputation of being one of the oldest corner. The decor in the rooms is surprising, a happy mix of sailing boats, swords and weapons, ironwork and paintings. Enjoy a meal in the garden will allow you to enjoy water freshness and the shade. Local is honoured: taste the pélardonnade with potatoes, bacon, onions, pélardon and crème fraîche, let yourself be surprised by the quail mooses muscat sauce or the lamb shanks.

Here, cheese is a passion! On a charming street in Barjac, under vaulted stone ceilings, this newly-acquired little establishment serves up absolutely perfect raclettes and Savoyard fondues all winter long. The fondues, plain or with porcini mushrooms, are just spicy enough to please all tastes. The raclettes are traditional and delight the whole table. Ravioles are also served in summer, while the menu moves on to tartines, planks and gourmet plates, to share or not on the terrace with good local beers.