This restaurant is the real deal. We have visited twice and both occasions are memorable. We are…read morealready looking forward to visiting again later this year. So, what is the fuss about? Well, the location is delightful, hidden up a side street in a sleepy village behind a walled courtyard. There are tables inside and outside. Our preference would be to eat outside (providing weather permits) but it does not really matter as your meal will be delightful wherever you are sat. The restaurant is owned by David and Bridget Pugh. Both are front of house but Bridget focuses on the food and David the wine. The food is either ordered a la carte or from "Le Menu Capricieux" which is essentially a tasting menu that is explained to you at the table. We have always chosen the tasting menu as, once it was explained, it sounded too good to ignore and represents excellent value at €58 per person for four courses followed by cheese and desert. Each course is prepared relatively simply with most dishes displaying classical French style with a twist. For example, when we last visited Scallops in an Asian flavoured consommé was on the menu along with rabbit stuffed with sage and pistachio. The cheese is all home matured and consequently is in excellent condition with a good mixture of options from the region and the rest of France. By the time you get to desert, you would be forgiven for thinking that you had no space left. However, when a chariot of desert options appears next to your table it is impossible to resist and proves a delightful end to the meal. As I have mentioned, David is in charge of the wine. The list is a reason to visit in itself with all of the regions great names available in multiple vintages across the last 20 years or so. You will not find a better place to explore the region's wine. David is an expert guide and can not only provide recommendations to pair with your meal but talk about the manner in which each wine is made and what makes it unique. We have always placed our faith in David and ordered a wine pairing to match our tasting menu (€28 per person). We were not been disappointed by any of the wines he chose. To the contrary, the pairings exceeded our expectations in quality and as a result of David's excellent introduction to each glass of wine, we have learned a lot about the region's growers through his pairings. All in all, an easy 5 star restaurant!

A quick update from my holiday visits here this year. Overall, I was less enthused about this…read morerestaurant. First, I felt that the cooking has moved a step backwards. Our main course of beef was not seasoned and the beef was tough. Second, the dinner menu is now a brief a la carte and consequently does not represent the same value for money as in previous years. This said, the wine list remains excellent in terms of both value and breadth. I find it almost impossible to decide what to pick. I just wish that the food was a little better than currently on offer.

Had a fantastic dinner here tonight. When traveling through France you think you will stop at some…read moreplace randomly and have an amazing meal. Not always so but it was so here for us. Lovely meal with great service. I will go again.

From the owner: Cuisine traditionnelle et grillades au feu de bois. Tous les…read moredesserts sont fait maison.

This is a very good restaurant. Cuisine of southern France (duck breast with honey)…read moreThe staff is friendly. The food cost around EUR 20 for one person. I recommend this restaurant for its warmth. A small summer terrace is open. Parking was easy. It's simple and both very good. I like it!!! I give it only four stars because the opening hours. Several times, I wanted to go there and it was closed. I was disappointed