The best bars and cafés Périgord

We are here in the station area. So if you have a train taking, rather than waiting in a banale waiting room, a detour is necessary because here, whether you are regular or occasional customers, you take his little black or half in good company. They also do tobacco, press, Loto and Rapido. Finally, when buying a carton of cigarettes, you are offered a lighter, which is rarely the case elsewhere…

The Key Largo is no more than an address 100% gay, but it is always a gay friendly-friendly box on weekends. Little dancefloor on which you can move your little buttocks on the pretty eclectic sound: r'n, house, techno, variety and all current hits.

Located in Sarlat-la-Canéda's medieval city center, the Hôtel Plaza Madeleine is a 4-star establishment offering a refined, comfortable stay. Just a 2-minute walk from the Manoir de Gisson, a 13th-century castle, and close to the train station, this hotel is ideally located for exploring the town and surrounding area. Sophisticated, soundproofed rooms feature free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs. Some rooms offer views of the medieval city center. An English buffet breakfast is available at an additional cost. The hotel also features a refined restaurant, a comfortable bar with terrace, a heated outdoor swimming pool (open seasonally), a whirlpool, a sauna and a hammam. Parking is available at an additional cost.

Installed in an old garage, this establishment is resolutely turned towards the plate, the good mood and the music. The plate with dishes elaborated by Hélène and Sylvain with fresh and local products, meats, mussels and vegetarian menus. The good mood and the music with the proposed evenings: Thursday evening for a karaoke and Sunday evening for live concerts by music groups from all over France with various influences (pop, rock, blues, reggae, soul, jazz, swing and French song).

It's a funny place as we like it! First of all, it's a bar-tobacco shop where you can also eat, but also and above all a place to meet and exchange ideas around Scrabble afternoons, writing and dance workshops or "knitting" meetings, concerts, and various events often around music. Occasionally, it is also an exhibition hall. In short, the Marjolaine, Marjo for the regulars, is a place of life and good mood, a must in Plazac. Without Marjo, life in the village would certainly not be the same.