Auberge de Suzanne

We stumbled across the Auberge de Suzanne when exploring the region. I wasn't that hungry, my husband insisted we should eat there and what a good decision that was! It was one of the best meals I have had, with a helpful and welcoming proprietor who was patient with my basic level French, a handwritten menu and plenty of choice. We paid a little over £30 for apertifs, two rounds of soft drinks, two courses for both of us and dessert which we shared - and we were given nibbles including delicious saucisson and of course, fresh bread, whilst we awaited our food. It was not just one of the best but one of the best value meals we have had. The cured ham and goats cheese salad to start were both delicious, and we both followed with the magret de canard and then the meringue - huge, with lots of fresh fruit and different ice creams.The setting is lovely and looking out towards the Chateau Suzanne with the sun streaming through the windows was ideal.We will happily go out of our way to visit there again in the future, thank you for a wonderful meal and experience.

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Close to Cappy and the lakes and canals, this unassuming bistro is a wonderful find.Great for lunch (only open in evenings on Friday and Saturday), it has 3 prix fixe menus. Especially good entrees are the Canard and the Calves' Liver - it just melted in the mouth. Desserts are generous and definitely homecooked - iles flottante especially delicious. A friendly and quirky venue for a relaxed family birthday while boating on the nearby Canal - look out for the wooden clogs decorating the walls!

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We stayed in a farmhouse nearby and visited here on our last evening. We had a lovely meal and it was a fitting end to a great week in the area. There is a very warm and homely atmosphere and the host, Sylvie, is polite and welcoming. The food was fantastic and there is a lot of choice from two very reasonably priced set menus. I would thoroughly recommend.

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Excellent reception. homemade dishes. Thanks, the owners left and the trade was not resumed. So the Suzanne hostel closed. It's too bad. Beyond the fact that it was very good, this small village lost a place of economic activity, a social connection between people.

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Our hosts in Gueudecourt had recommended this restaurant as a good place to stop for lunch during our trip around the Somme valley. It proved to be so, with prompt and friendly service in a homely ambiance.

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