Hotel-restaurant Des Pyrenees

Travelling through this area, it can be a long drive from the busy outskirts of Toulouse to Luchon or across the border into Spain and this little village is very cute with its rushing stream, old houses, narrow streets and high surrounding hills. The restaurant looking over the river/stream below just a short walk from the bridge was a welcome break and also had WIFI

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We had the fixed price menu for lunch, at 12.90 euros it was excellent value for money. The dining room overlooked the river and a lovely view of the weir. Relaxing surroundings, friendly service, what’s not to like. Whilst not in the fine dining bracket, it provides a great lunch in beautiful surroundings . What’s not to like . Worth a revisit.

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We wer so lucky to find this restaurant, the staff was really nice despite we arrived late for having dinner in France (around 21.00). We were really hungry so the waitress recommended us the duck plater, which was gorgeus. Really nice food, very good ingredients, well coocked, and a big amount of food. Not expensive for its value.

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Great value lunch menu at 13 euros. Despite the price, each course was still special. The leek tart starter took your taste buds by surprise, there was so much flavour. Tartiflette for main, and even the dessert was not a bulk buy standard, but home made tarte.

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we had a lovely Sunday lunch here sat outside in the Autumn sunshine. The food was delicious, plentiful and colourful. There was lots of choice, and many parts of the menu were local and seasonal. The service was efficient, knowledgable and friendly.

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