After a morning visit to the Chateau de Beynac 450feet above, in the hot sun, we walked down the…read morenarrow streets to the Dordogne and enjoyed a lunch at one of the riverside cafes where a Steak Haché and chips cost EUR8.50. The Ti'Malo Brasserie has quite a magnificent location and service is brisk enough. It is the usual type of menu for these places: pizzas, omelettes and massive salads.

We came here for a dinner out, just the two of us without kids. My wife had the menu of the day,…read morewhich was excellent. I had the local salad and the entrecôte and it was outstanding. The food came quick, the wine was good, the staff was excellent and even spoke a little English. And all that for a very reasonable price. I would come here again and recommend it to anyone.

Excellent food, popular restaurant in St Judiene near Rochechouart central France, set lunch menus…read more18 euros 3 course or 23, 41 euro menu but also separate a la carte, all menus in French of course, friendly staff, good quality, we had goats cheese salad starter, fish in mushroom sauce or filet mignon of pork and desert or cheese and biscuits off 18 euro menu and I had " L'Assiette de grillades for 23 euros ( mixed grill lamb, pork kebab and steak ) all very good. Next door was a workers bistro with a 13.5 euro lunch menu 3 course.

We dropped by this place on a whim after strolling around the cathedral and visiting the Resistance…read moreMuseum. Many restaurants are shut on Mondays and we were not at all interested in burgers or pizza (these seem to be creeping over the French landscape like a plague). We wanted a family-operated, traditional workaday French lunch spot and La Souris Verte was exactly that. The restaurant was crowded (always a good sign) and the proprietor rushed diligently between tables but still found a moment to greet us warmly and have patience with our inability to speak all but the most rudimentary French. We ordered from the Formule Midi, a small carafe of white table wine, and coffee. Each course was simple, but beautifully prepared and presented. It is unlikely many Americans find themselves in Limoges, but if they do, I urge my countrymen to take time to check out the cathedral, botanical gardens, Resistance Museum, and fine art museum and, when you find yourself in need of a delicious, relaxing meal in good company, pop on over to La Souris Verte.

We went there for lunch. The restaurant is in a corner of Les Halles. Very pretty area. We sat…read moreoutside on the Place de la Motte side. All tables were in the shade (very happy with this as it was very hot!). The Place de la Motte is a paved square in the middle of the streets with loads of shops. Les Halles are gorgeous and loads of fantastic food around. Service is pretty fast and staff are helpful and knowledgeable. Food is fresh and the menu varies according to what's available. A very good sign in my book. All of it is tasty and looks delicious. I was eyeing the desserts from the next table but was simply too full. The place is probably a bit touristy as it is central but prices are reasonable. This is not the first time I went there and I would happily go again!

I tried Buche a la Reine at Beim Lentz in Luxembourg recently. The dish was hearty: creamy with…read morelots of meat. Flavourwise, the dish was a bit too bland and needed some salt and pepper. It also felt like beer/alcohol was needed as the creaminess was overwhelming. The pastry part was good. The salad and fries were good. Overall, I'd give it 8/10

I had an excellent meal in a beautiful setting…read more I prefer to sit inside to avoid cigarette smoke but I feel like the experience indoors here is much better than outdoors. I had an incredibly light and crunchy Croque Monsieur and honestly every part of the meal was excellent. The service is top notch and definitely white tablecloth!