Cafe de France - Menu

A good province Brewery. They will probably evolve quickly, it feels.

Very good cuisine for an affordable price. Regional dishes and local products, to be renovated!

A place always pleasant and friendly, even if I was a little disappointed by the dishes. The Café de France used us better. View menu

Hello, Everything is delicious, nothing to say and the delicious and well copied coffee of Liège...! Miam-miam...! A treat if you're gourmet...! Sylv

excellent value for money. Patrick the boss and Paulette the employee are great, kind, helpful, efficient. beautiful indoor room with wood stove, and nice outdoor terrace.

2 families - 8 of us - had drinks then lunch on Sunday (market day). Good variety of food. Yes there is Thai food there which one of us had. But they also have more traditional French including Menu du jour (pork confit- excellent). Good place to watch the hussle bussle of the market crowd. View menu

The welcome is warm from Patrick and his great team in this always excellent place in Montcuq. An interesting map, with high quality and rich and well presented dishes. The burnt cream alone is worth a detour! Recommend strongly. There is always a warm welcome from Patrick and his great team in this consistently excellent spot in Montcuq. An interesting menu, with high quality and plentiful dishes well presented. The cream burned alone is worth a visit! Highly recommend.

We were staying for a week nearby and had dinner here twice in that time. The first time it was nice enough to sit outside under the large tree in the centre of the village which was so nice. The staff were friendly and service was excellent, the Anglo/Belgian owers are very hospitable. The menu is substantial, something for everyone, we had steaks, omelette and the confit duck all very good. Desserts were also delicious. When siiting inside there is a welcoming fire. The wine menu is good and very reasonable we had a carafe of the local red which was great. We can highly recommend this restaurant.

Fortunately, we ordered only one dish each at this restaurant as we had to finish our meal in time to attend the excellent production of Richard the 3rd against the atmospheric backdrop of the Montcuq tower.My wife's goats cheese omelette had no texture, was flat as a pancake and no flavour.I chose Confit de Canard because I thought that would be a safe bet but somehow it managed to be dry without being crispy on the outside. Another safe bet, so I thought, was a bottle of Pic St. Loup red which at €27 should have been good. It wasn't corked though it might as well have been!Ironically, I am not sure there is anywhere else in Montcuq that is any better. View menu