We'd just visited Lascaux II and thought we'd wing it for dinner, see what would pop up. So to…read morediscover such a wonderful little place with such a random method was amazing. They offered a pizza Salignacoise and I figured I'd try the hometown dish... but the description says it has duck bacon? I check with the waitress and she confirms...duck bacon. At this point I have no idea what I'm in for but I'm game. The pizza isn't just good it's mind blowing. I COULD NOT believe how good it was. It was more food than I planned on eating but there was no way I was giving any of this back. And then I try my wife's gallette savoyarde. Oh you've got to kidding me!! It's a loving, heaping pile of savory crepe, porky goodness. After these two home runs naturally the cider is delicious and the waitress is drop dead gorgeous and the view was sweet, low key, French beautiful. I think I have a new favorite French restaurant!

Excellent coffee shop. Very cute and cozy place with a lovely lady serving tea and coffee. relaxing…read moreatmosphere they don' serve decaf coffee tho.

It's a rare thing in our French village to find a place that'll serve food all day. We had a full…read moreEnglish breakfast at 10am! It toook a bit of time (because they cook the sausages to order) but it was brilliant! They were out of brown bread but hey, we were eating an English breakfast in France on a weekday at 10am . They also serve a gorgeous Sunday roast. The pub had been recently renovated with a massive back room for live music nights, and the bathrooms are great. (Yes, new toilets with seats, haha). They serve 3 kinds of locally brewed hand-pulled beer, and the wine and spirits list is long. All -in-all it's a brilliant addition to the town!

Such a great place! The owner, his lovely wife, and his pack of friendly dogs were an absolute…read moredream! The food is terrific and feels like homecoming. They host French lessons and seem to be a real hub in the English speaking community. I'll be back!

Only had an omelet as late breakfast - service was good, meal came quickly, food was plentiful,…read moretasty enough and nicely served. They probably were not really open for meals yet but agreed to serve us at 10:40AM

At 11AM we had to ask to get food and the two men said not yet but a woman inside said yes, so yes…read moreit could happen. Gave 3 stars because everything was fine. A good comfortable place. Cheese and local mushroom omelette. My wife had the ham and cheese omelette. I felt both were a little salty. But overall well cooked. Brown on the outside and moist on the inside. Cost 13 euro. Came with a salad and fries. Fries had no salt, which was nice. I do not use salt much. Service was good and all knew some English so it was easy to communicate.

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I know, I know: an American reviewing a McDonald's in France. But hear me out. We were driving…read morethrough the Bordeaux countryside on a Sunday afternoon, when all restaurants in the smaller villages shut down. We couldn't find so much as a market open, so we were relieved to see this McDonald's was open for business. It wasn't crowded, but they were serving food! Big fast food chains like this have better food quality than in the U.S. I'm serious - a cheeseburger tastes so much better in France than back home. Check out their local menus too, and order something different. We selected the Chicken Bacon Onion sandwich, Brie Burger, fries, and two sodas to share. Prices are very high, and there are no bargains or values to be had. The sodas are especially expensive, and they don't come with ice. We had a mishap where our credit card was charged twice by the ordering kiosk machines, so make sure you keep your receipt and stay on top of any fishy charges. Ordering is very easy, this location uses the self-service machines and they have about half a dozen language options (so you can select English). You don't have to stress about the language barrier (except for when they call your number; luckily we were one of three parties in the entire place). Our food was fresh and good, and I got a kick out of the special French condiments like mayo for my fries and packets of Dijon mustard. The restaurant was very clean, and the restrooms were free to use. I have no complaints, an I'm so thankful McDonald's saved the day as far as food was concerned (lesson learned - never drive through the small villages of the Bordeaux region on a Sunday without a picnic in the trunk)!