Le Senta Fe - Menu

I can't imagine that anybody would be disappointed with this restaurant. There is something for everybody. It was fabulous. This was a Sunday buffet. Delicious.

Nice lunch on Saturday which is market day, very calm inside. It is eat as much as you want. Large selection, salads, meats, fish, snails, dauphoise potatoes, chips, rice, deserts, pates, cheese.

Set in a very pretty square in the town, this restaurant is cheap and cheerful. The all you can eat starter and mains buffet is €14 per person. It has a great selection of salads and hot mains, including food for children. I would recommend for a quick, tasty and good value lunch.

Busy market day in this lovely town bordering the Dordogne River. With a two year old in tow we were looking for variety and sausages pizza and pizza were the order of the day with chips and Tommy K!I had snails, mild pork curry, very tasty and relatively fat free, whilst others enthused over the lovely salad and pasta selection.There was also a build your own burger area which was very popular. At 100€ including a lovely pichet of rose wine we felt this was very good value and because of the popularity the food was constantly being refreshed.Oh and small children don't pay

We choose to eat at the Senta Fe , the welcome by the owner was very warm, it was nice and friendly. La drink card was offset a good choice of drink an affordable price, the meal was a buffet style for 15.80 Euro as much as you can eat. A dozen of entrees choice, a couple dozens of main. The desserts were a la carte not included in the buffet price. The main meal included fresh Dorade fish , fresh Salmon, steak, roast, chicken, and vegetables, salad. Very good food home cooked. Nothing fancy but good. Beer, wine, food, 42 euro for two. Thank you . Served outside seating in a old quarter from the 17 centuries priceless .

We have often passed it by but went to eat there and it is amazing. A warm welcome by the owner and an explanation of how it works. A set price for as much as you can eat, starters and main. You pay extras for puds and drinks. A huge selection of cold starters, charcuterie, sea food including oysters,langoustine,prawns, snails, tacos you warm and fill yourself with a selection of fillings or assorted salads. Then the main event, roast beef, chicken, veal, beef in a caramel sauce, pork, 3 types of fish, burgers,sausages, something for everyone with 5 types of potatoes and different veg. Puddings are yum. Apparently lots of people go back and we are not surprised, we will without doubt.

Ste Foy La Grande is a very pretty little town and this restaurant is bang in the middle on the town square. We nearly decided not to go in when we found it was buffet service as we do like to have a bit of a rest on a hot summer's day. I am very glad, however, that we did. On a weekday the lunchtime buffet was 13.80 and what a spread it was. You can take what you like and as much as you like and go as often as you like. The choice was huge, varying from snails to roast beef, chicken to pork, potatoes in many ways and of course chips, vegetable dishes, pastas salads etc etc etc. We thoroughly enjoyed everything though alas didn't have space for desert. All this with wine came to 33 euros!! A...

Set in the heart of the market square it is a very good place to stop for lunch after spending the morning wandering around the extensive market. The food is buffet style with all you can eat for €13.80, this does not include drinks or desserts which are offered on a separate menu carte. Start with a nice selection of salads, melon (2 types), cold meats, grated carrots, coleslaw etc. Then move on to the hot selection which incudes salmon in sauce, chicken in gorganzola sauce, roasted chicken, spicy pork, lasagne, pizza and much more with accompaniments of mash potato, chips, green beans. There is plenty to choose from and the relaxed setting, especially if sitting outside, makes it good for...

We were not sure what to expect with the restaurant name of Santa Fe in France.We were booked in for Sunday lunch as part of the local classic car club outing, so had little choice, but hey what an excellent experience.Our concerns about the ability to cater for 60 hungry classic car owners were soon put to rest.The Sunday lunch is a buffet, a limited but never the less entree bar had salads, salmon mousse, as well as cold meats. For those more adventurous snails in a butter garlic sauce and mussels in a very excellent cream sauce and of course soup.The buffet for the main course is truly extensive, Pork, Chicken, duck, fish, accompanied with a variety of vegetables. But very popular was the...