Hi everyone, my daughter and I are staying at La Bard Montford in Vitrac in the Perigord. Could anyone who’s been here fairly recently suggest a lovely restaurant with yummy food that’s not too expensive? Not too expensive equals somewhere in the 20+ euro range for a meal 😊
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France Southwest - Occitanie
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Within a reasonable distance from La Barde Montford (about a 10-minute drive) and in your price range, I suggest La Traverse Chez Les Filles in the village of Cénac-et-Saint-Julien.
Website (French only):
https://latraverse24.fr/restaurant-dordogne-la-roque-gageac/
Google Maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/YHcpcazf5AZjLA7F7
Another option: Delpeyrat restaurant in the village of Carsac-Aillac.
Website:
https://hotel-delpeyrat.fr/restaurant-carsac/#
Google Maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/VD5ZkKsp3VZiK3CM9
Both of these establishments also operate as hotels.
A more upscale option, which I don't personally frequent: "Le M de Rochebois." It has a pool, beautiful gardens, cocktails, brunch, and all that jazz. It's expensive but lunch might fall within your price range if you are willing to pay a bit more for the setting. It’s up to you.
Website:
https://www.domaine-rochebois.com/restaurants-bar
Google Maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/9dEPoFzDhERcxZMq6
Your host will surely be able to give you plenty of other good recommendations.
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Long Beach, Ca, usa
3379 posts
Very close to Vitrac (La Roque Gageac) is Les Courtines. We had a lovely, reasonably-priced lunch with fresh ingredients and sat outdoors with a view of the river. I highly recommend it!
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France Southwest - Occitanie
3980 posts
Just to clarify, in case it makes a difference, Les Courtines only serves cold food, such as salads, tartines and charcuterie boards. It's an excellent option for a lunch, but you shouldn't expect hot, cooked meals if that's what you're after.
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Long Beach, Ca, usa
3379 posts
Oh yes, JoLui. I should have specified. But everything was delicious there! The open faced sandwiches were a treat!