Excellent ! Delicious food. Beautiful setting. Good service. Right at the end of the main shopping…read morestreet

We had a delightful evening at La Maison. The decor is cozy and charming with eclectic art. The…read moreproprietor is enthusiastic and welcoming. He was very helpful since we speak English and not French. Our dinner was delicious and paired well with the La Maison wine that was recommended. The stories about the wine were wonderfully fun. We traveled around France for a month and La Maison was our favorite and most memorable dining experience!

Funky ambiance with lots of curios on the wall. Candlelit…read more Food was good. Lamb shank and rib steak were perfect. Escargot wasn't quite what we expected as it came in a cheesy sauce. Bread could have been fresher. Good veggies. Service was excellent, and our waitress spoke good English,which was nice since our French is almost nonexistent. I would go back.

The menu is quite simple: salads, crepes (sweet and savory), fries and a few more suggestions. The…read moreservice is fast, the prices affordable, and the crepes are very good. But the most attractive feature of this restaurant is the setting. On a lovely terrasse 5 minutes walk from the Château as you head back down), it has a breathtaking view of the Dordogne and the mountains accross the river. It's called "le petit jardin", which means the little garden, for a reason. Just check the photos!!

A wonderful little family-run restaurant on the banks of the Dordogne. The owners speak little…read moreEnglish (about as good as my French), but we had wonderful conversations nevertheless. Food is excellent, and the desserts are to die for. It's about as close as we've come to a true home-cooked meal. C'est tres sympa!

From the owner: Plats à emporter, Service en salle, Réservations, Terrasse, Places assises, Parking, Stationnement…read morepour clientèle, Parking privé gratuit, Chaises hautes disponibles, Accès personnes handicapées, Sert de l'alcool, Bar complet, Bières & Vins, Mastercard acceptée, Visa acceptée, Paiements électroniques, Wi-Fi gratuit

Staying at the Cro-Magnon is unfailingly pleasant -- the room, the comfortable public spaces, the…read moreaccommodating management team. We all just felt happy and comfortable there. Very good food too. Highly recommend.

Fabulous in every way!…read more Lovely hosts. Lovely room. Lovely setting. Breakfasts and dinners were beyond delicious. Garden dining was delightful. Impeccable, efficient service. Helpful local referrals. Everything about our experience was superlative. We can't wait to return!

Loved this place! Right next to the famous cave. The owner trained all over Europe and even…read morespecializes in desserts (see photo). Beautiful ambiance and wonderful food. The Duck Breast (Magret) was like a filet so delicious. The confit was rich and even a tad sweet. The steak was juicy and rare. Now the desserts- the one on the right was amazing- soufflé and yes that is a liquor vial on top! The apple pie rivaled any I've had in the states. And The prices are such a deal! Love this guy. (And his dog)

LES COMBARELLES…read more The Dordogne is so full of caves, you could spend your whole holiday underground. We made a quick visit this morning to Les Combarelles, discovered in 1901. One of two galleries, 140 meters long, is open to the public and contains engravings, sometimes drawings of animals such as horse, reindeer, and ibex mammoths. Quite impressive, considering that they were created some 13,000 years ago.

We have had lunch here twice before the Covid, under the outdoor trellises and the meals were…read morewonderful. The service staff was knowledgeable friendly and put up with our French. We will be returning to la Dordogne shortly and Les Quatre Feuilles is first on the "to visit" list

Located in the heart of the village yet peaceful, the Auberge offered us a nice suite with living…read moreroom, bedroom, bathroom, and toilet. Everything was recently renovated and nicely furnished. The restaurant, located across the vine-covered patio, offers fine local cuisine and friendly service. Our one-week stay was a very good deal. Virginie was welcoming, attentive, and efficient. Even though the Auberge serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, we were welcome to bring our own breakfast and wine to the patio and to enjoy the terrasse alongside the restaurant's guests. Exploring the Périgord Noir with quiet and unassuming Siorac as a home base was fun, both in our rental car and on our rental bikes, which the Auberge stored for us at the end of each day. A low-key, welcoming, home-like place with nice rooms and excellent food. Warmly recommended.

Melanie and Frederic were very attentive and nothing was overlooked. We got the true feeling of the…read moreplace, it's history, and the love and commitment behind. One can peek over the terrace to see the vast garden where the salads and legumes are harvested, and see the harmony of the local terroir and seasons going into each crafted menu. More than anything, Frederic is deeply passionate about his relationship with the area--he shops at the local markets and knows the local artisans for the best ingredients--combined with a deep knowledge how to prepare the best meal with all that is around him. Back home in California, this restaurant would be booked for months in advance and much too expensive (think on par with "The French Laundry"!). In this corner of Perigord, France that we love so much, it is such a treat to have something to enjoy without all of the commercialism.