An excellent choice to find wonderful people, excellent food, variety, and pleasant ambience. Pizza…read moreis top notch!

Fantastic food and drinks Patio dining was casual…read moreSame menu as the more intimate charming dining room The service couldn't be better We will return if we get the opportunity to visit the gorgeous Pyranese Mountains again

A year ago, when my husband and I were in Saint Lary, we stumbled upon La Grange, a restaurant that…read morethe local hotel had suggested. We instantly fell in love with their delicious food and warm atmosphere. We decided that we wanted to have our wedding reception there, so a few weeks later we asked the restaurant owner and they agreed. We live in the USA and speak very little French, but that was not a barrier as the owner of La Grange was so friendly and willing to accommodate us by communicating in English. Over the past year, we communicated with the owner of La Grange, Mme Aubiban via email to plan a wedding reception at La Grange. Neither my husband nor I had ever planned a wedding nor did we have a vision for what we desired, but Mme Aubiban's warm personality eased our anxiety as she helped us make decisions and create a vision. On the day of the wedding, La Grange exceeded our expectations as the ambiance, food and waitstaff were all phenomenal. It is often difficult for a restaurant to prepare 60 meals at the same time, but La Grange managed it with perfection, each course was delicious. The waitstaff went above and beyond expectations, they were attentive, accommodating and friendly. Our friends and family are still talking about how lucky we are to have selected such a fabulous place to have our wedding reception. Thank you La Grange for helping us to create memories of a lifetime.

We were in Lourdes taking the waters with the folks, who aren't very mobile…read more That's a bit of a challenge, since it's basically impossible to drive in the town: they change the direction of the one-way streets every two weeks to address merchant complaints and make it more "fair". This, however, effectively defeats mapping apps, and you will spend time driving in circles if you decide to force the issue. It's a really clever way to cut down on in-town traffic, actually! The restaurants in the hotel district just outside the Sanctuary are what you would expect of tourism-based businesses catering to often elderly pilgrims from all over the world: a lot of mediocre, lowest common denominator food. I figured we had to just deal with it, since the actual town is up a hill and a bit of a stroll--not really that far, but a world away if you have mobility issues... Fortunately, we discovered that there's an elevator in the street that will whisk you up to the level of the cemetery, rendering the town a reasonable walk away. Dad always had a fascination with the Basque, so we thought we'd give O Piment Rouge a shot. And I'm so glad we did! The servers just had to be the owners--no employees could be so solicitous and friendly. And the food was just a delight: fresh; unusual flavors and combinations; lovely presentation. Offering a jar of piment d'Espelette on the table didn't hurt matters, either!

Food- my wife ordered shrimp risotto and I got the lunch special with omelette, baby squid linguine…read moreand crème brûlée. All are very good!!! Better than most restaurants near the sanctuary. Service-nothing unusual. As expected in a good way. Ambiance- I liked the ambiance including the background music (playing Lloyd Cole and the commotions, Rattlesnakes album) Highly recommended!!!

A real delicious treat found here. We had an awesome experience here. Sangria, and all of our food…read morewas 1st class in flavor and presentation. Three course meal 25€. Will be back on next visit.