Hotel restaurant Le Cro Magnon

I think the pate de foi is the best here after he tried five or six other places in the village. the quality of eating is like the hotel; excellent.

we were in the restaurant in the two nights we stayed at the hotel. the diner with the specials was much better than the diner from the regular menu

Set menu with 3 or 4 different dishes each. Fusion kitchen: French cuisine with Belgian twist. Excellent wines accompanying local specialties such as duck... View menu

Charming terrace and great food from a really talented chef. This restaurant would earn high marks in Paris. Command of classic techniques but with a great lightness of touch and thoughtful use of the best of local resources.

This is a very interesting hotel in a fascinating town. It is built into a limestone cliff, and the cliff intrudes into the hallways of the third floor. It has intriguing antiques and a display of stone age tools. The rooms are small - typical of France - but comfortable.

Excellent, non-pretentious fixed price dining with ample choices for starters, entrees and deserts alike. Chef Laurent provides beautiful presentations, ample portions, fresh local products at very reasonable prices. Last night's entrees included duck (local staple), veal, lamb View menu

We enjoyed a very pleasant evening having supper on the terrace. The hotel and restaurant are under new ownership .. a lovely couple from Belgium. We started with a refreshing negroni; goats cheese salad to start, followed by a beef tournedos served with potatoes ...desert was vanilla ice cream chocolate sauce. Looking forward to our return visit.

The tables were set out in a courtyard behind the hotel with several large trees giving it a great atmosphere. The staff were attentive and knowledgable and the menu was classical French with some great modern ingredients added. The sturgeon and pate appetizer was amazing and the poached pear with strawberries and blackberries is a must. Great food, great ambience, great staff. A thoroughly enjoyable meal and somewhere we will definitely be going back to.

We ate dinner in the hotel while we were guests there. Since it was a week night during the offseason, there were few diners; however, those who came stayed for a while and enjoyed the surroundings and excellent food. Although some were tourists like us, one large group seemed to be locals who knew where to go for a good meal. There were four main offerings. We had pork and chicken, both beautifully presented and delicious. I don't particularly enjoy desserts, but the poached pear was a perfect ending to the meal. An added bonus was the beautiful, yet simple, dining room. View menu