Auberge du Chateau

We had a lovely walk around the nearby ruined chateau and came across this delightful restaurant (it also offers rooms which we didn't see but based on the downstairs they look to be charming too). We had a warm welcome from the proprietor, even though we were late back from our walk. We strated with an amuse bouche, mini courgette tart, and plenty of bread and butter. The menu features local produce, for example locally produced oils and wine, as well as regional specialities. We ate from the main menu, two courses 19 euros, all excellent, the rillete de salmon, goats cheese salad, entree were beautifully presented and flavoured, the vegetarian main options were omelette or a truffade. The...

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products are of quality. However on the dishes we took:-andouillette, served with lentils and potatoes! a little salad instead of lentils (or potatoes) would have been less heavy. -side of the hiker: a little light in quantity.-gâteau à l'orange excellentl accueil est courteois. However, we were invited to eat outside because of the presence of our dog. which can be understood, but that passes medium well when you are the only customers.

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Apparently the owners are new. This a Clean simple place with local products and menu. They took extra care to add to the green salad a local seasonal wild herb ,for extra taste.I tasted beer from local brewery which was excellent Very Kid friendly , they charge less for the kid's although portions remain the same.Very honest place indeed

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Perfect. The setting is really stunning, the food is simply exquisite and refined without being pompous. The serving size are spot on you won’t be hungry nor feel stuffed. The staff are friendly.

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This was a school, with many memories, well renovated into a restaurant, wood tables, hearty food and friendly staff

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