Lauzerte

Le Puits de Jour - Place des Cornières 82110 LAUZERTE - tel. 05 63 94 70 59  (very pleasant bar – tapas lunces – nice place for coffee/beer/wine) Usually open all day from 11am – till late (sometimes music on a Sunday night) – closed Wednesdays (at the time of writing – may well be open on Wednesdays in peak season).  Situated on the Market Square – at the top of the town.

Café de Commerce – also in the old square at the top of the hill – English Spoken

Auberge d’Auléry 82110 LAUZERTE - tel. 05 63 04 90 97
Low priced lunchtime meal – set menu – popular restaurant – used by local workers. Nothing fancy but good value.  Situated just before the roundabout (near supermarket) before you start to climb up to the town (right hand side)

Restaurant/Hotel du Quercy - Faubourg d'Auriac 82110 LAUZERTE - tel. 05 63 94 66 36 -  typical French restaurant – good value set meals during the week especially.  Situated on the left hand side just as you start to enter the shop/bank area in the lower part of town.  Very typical hotel dining. Reservations necessary

Auberge de Calme - opposite the shops at the lower level of town, simple eating - beers/coffees

La Luzerta – not so easy to find.  Leave Lauzerte in the direction of Montaigu de Quercy and just after you have passed the turning to Paris/Montcuq – you will see an entrance on the left hand side.  Turn left into this small road and the entrance to La Luzerta is immediately on your right hand side.

Hotel Belvedere – this hotel and restaurant is truly set miles from anywhere (or so it seems).  The views from the terrace are very good.  If you leave Lauzerte in the direction of Valance d’Agen after about a km you will see the hotel signposted to the right.  You will go up lots of little lanes, but there are signs all the way.

Montaigu du Quercy

The Frog and Tommy – this is located right in the middle of town – value food – nothing very fancy – but handy for lunchtime – used by local workers – more emergency food then anything else.  DUE TO RECENT FIRE THIS BAR IS CLOSED

Brasserie du Lac - Lakeside restaurant – during the summer there is a bar/restaurant at the Lake in Montaigu de Quercy.  This will prove useful if you are planning to spend the day at the lake.

La Sirene - at the top of the hill opposite the church and post office.  Good lunchtime menu, evening meals also available.

Les Pappillon - small pizza restaurant - take away available.

Montcuq

Le Café du Centre –in the middle of town – typical bar  -serves food – nice terrace area.  05 65 31 84 64

Le Café De France –  right in the middle of town – nice restaurant – large room behind the bar – also nice terrace – good value lunchtime meals – good place to watch the market activity from.  05 65 22 90 29.  Very nice evening meals – need to book – approx cost 30 Euros per head plus wine.

Le Rocking Horse – busy bar (especially on market day) – food served.  Situated on the higher road, on the one-way system and very easy to find.

During summer there is a pizza restaurant by the Lake – lovely setting and great value eating.

Roquecor

Café du Centre – (we recommend) (about 10 km from Las Razes)

English spoken – good food – not the cheapest – but a very popular place – especially on a Sunday lunch (after the market)  it would be a good idea to book.  0563 95 21 78.  Easy to find – right in the middle of this lovely old village.  Good for evening meals – great atmosphere.  Approx cost 25 Euros per head plus wine.

Outside of Roquecor

Chateau de L’Hoste – Typical French food – very expensive but you are paying for the lovely surroundings and service. 05 63 95 25 61

Miramont de Quercy

Auberge de Miramont   Phone : 05.63.94.65.57 (we recommend) (about 4km from Las Razes)

This restaurant offers pleasant and good meals (regional specialties such as : jambon de pays, foie gras, crayfish flambés, stuffed snails, croustade of the Quercy, cèpes, confit of duck..  Meals are served on the lovely terrace in summer.  Only five minutes from Las Razes.  Superb lunchtime menu and great for evening meals – do ask us about opening times as these vary during the year.   Although for most of summer – you will find it unusually open on Sunday and Monday evenings – only closing for Tuesday evening and all day Wednesday.  - Booking for both lunch and dinner is advisable – some English spoken.

Castelsagrat

Café du Siecle    05.63.94.26.12.  Traditional village bar/restaurant – good value lunch menu and fuller evening menu available. 

Grezels  (we recommend)

Restaurant de la Terrace  46700  Grèzels  05 65 21 34 03 – well worth a visit – wonderful lunchtime menu – closed Mondays – Sunday lunch a speciality – good value – booking necessary and you may need to book a few days ahead.

Tournon  D’Agenais

HOTEL DES VOYAGEURS ** (Logis de Fr.) - au carrefour - tel. 05.53.40.70.28
Good value set meal at lunchtime – easily found – on the main roundabout.

HOTEL RESTAURANT LE BEFFROI - Place de l'Hôtel de Ville - tel. 05 53 01 20 59  - up in the square – Do make a reservation.

Creperie – there is also a creperie in the square at Tournon offering low cost lunchtime options

Lacour de Visa

Auberge de Lauzinie  Phone : 05.63.95.23.31 (we recommend) (about 7km from Las Razes)

Mr and Mrs Daumerie will give you a warm welcome in their inn where you can eat : excellent steaks (duck, lamb or beef) grilled in the fireplace.   Very simple and rustic – this Auberge is situated at the Riding Centre in Lacour.  We like this place for simple food – and would recommend the ‘magret de canard’ served with frites, a side salad and the house rose or red – followed by coffee – anyone would think we did this regularly!!

Villneuve-sur-Lot,

There are a number of restaurants, it is simply a case of wandering around and seeing what takes your fancy.

Moissac,

L’Auberge du Cloitre (05 63 04 37 50) – (we recommend) small restaurant close to the Abbey door.  Excellent lunchtime menu and a lovely setting for evening meals – please book.  There are many restaurants on the street up to the Abbey – it is worth checking them out to find something you fancy.  Back in the main square there is a large bar/restaurant called Au Bureau – this is the nearest thing you will find to a Pub in the area.  It is useful in that it offers more ‘pub like’ food (with a French twist) and because it is open every day.

Cahors, Agen  etc..

There are many different places to eat – catering for all tastes – so it is worth having a look around and checking the menu boards.

Castelsarrasin

Again there are a number of options here – but for a snack, coffee, glass of wine – I like Café Chaud which sits on a corner of the main square.