La Petite Auberge - Reservar una mesa

My wife and I visited La Petite Auberge for the first time having driven through the village on more than one occasion previously, and having been informed by friends that it was well worth a visit. Car parking very accessible opposite the church and only a short stroll to the restaurant. Friendly staff at reception. This visit was a business lunch and the food was arranged by the organiser of the event. The first course was a tasty terrine, the main was a lamb chop with a potato/veg galette; There was a choice of fromage blanc or assiette du fromage, before a fondant au chocolate avec crème anglais. There was a local rouge vin and du eau avec coffee to conclude. Because of the nature of the...

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Lunch on the terrace was quite lovely. Owners out to greet us, talk with us and welcome us inside to their restaurant. We had the chefs menu. A pumpkin coconut soup to start, was quite interesting. The. The scampi risotto which was nice. I had the veal stew which was done not to heavy which was good because it was a hot summer day and my partner had the pork cheeks which were just delicious! Wine was good. Local cheese were good.berry and pistachio desert was perfect Highly recommend

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We enjoyed our evening La Petite Auberge and were made to feel very welcome, as was our dog Martha. It was a beautiful summers evening at the start of July (2016) and we ate delicious food in the courtyard. Would recommend for couples and small groups alike - very happily spent a few hours sipping wine,enjoying good food and being made to feel very at home.

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Superb lunch with great wine, a Rully. We were welcome at 2pm rather late for our party of 5. Saint Didier is a charming little village overlooking meadows and a small lake.

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Of all the restaurants we visited during our recent camping holiday in Southern Burgundy La Petite Auberge was the one that really excited my palate and

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