After hearing from our guide and driver that this was a wonderful restaurant we were excited to try…read moreit. We arrived just after 9 - after they were planning to "close" on a Thursday night. They told us we could come in if we were fast, and we reassured them that we weren't planning to eat three courses. We then were allowed to each only order one item so we each picked an entree. (We really wanted a salad and an entree but the waitress felt very uncomfortable asking for permission for two courses.) After we sat down and ordered other tables began receiving their first courses of three! We watched as other tables were given first courses, then seconds. After we ate our entrees (both were average at best) the waitress told us if we really wanted to order a dessert she could ask for permission. We respectfully declined, and as we waited to pay for our bill we watched as many other tables were served dessert and coffee. This was a very weird experience. Meanwhile the two owners were sitting at another table with their friends eating happily their many courses, which began after ours was served. This definitely made us feel unwelcome and that they were not great bosses - as our waiter and the other waiter were clearly uncomfortable and disempowered. And the food and wine were below average.

This restaurant offers great value for each of their set menus; 3 price points for you to pick…read morefrom. We ordered the 19.50€ which is considered the 'regional' plate that offers local ham and duck confit. For dessert, we picked warm goat cheese which is served with a small salad. I thought it's weird but it paris perfectly with the melted goat cheese We also ordered the foie gras separately as an entrée. It came with three pieces of lightly seared foie gras sitting on top of chutney and mashed potato. Located across the street of Ibis Sarlat which is where we stayed.