Les Trois Petits Cochons

we visited in the burning rain on a cold Thursday! the personal was all beautiful with a really warm atmosphere. the food was delicious and cheap. highly recommended.

Good menu choices. The portions were generous and tasty. We all enjoyed our meals. And afterwards a free digestif. Was a nice place to sit outside and the staff were friendly and attentive

we had two meals here and had a good time. I can recommend the burgers, not the bird-eye type, fresh made real flesh, they were enough to fill them on their own faust. very friendly staff and good prices.

We came here for lunch and snagged one of the last tables going, for one of the only restaurants in this small little village, even in August, the place is busy! The service was good, the burgers were handmade and incredible! Definitely a good find!

we enjoyed a delicious dinner in september as we were close to ginestas. we arrived immediately as they opened their doors and fortunately as obvious a popular dining destination, as the tables outside filled in a short time. of course the charm belonged. the reddish “designer” huh, who passed our table several times during dinner. the dining options were diverse and our dinner al fresco was kollektiw unforgettable. prost.

A terrific family style restaurant in a pretty village. The food was well prepared and presented good country cuisine and the service was excellent. We have been twice now once for the menu which at €13.50 is very good value for money, and once just...for a beer, both time the service was friendly and timely. The house wine, the local coop ?, was good and we received a complimentary digestive – some sort of apple almond liqueur which was also very good.

6 of us came here for lunch, as the outside tables were too hot. The prix fixe lunch menus were comprehensive and offered much choice. Portions were generous. I loved my coquille st Jacques, followed by Savoyarde salad. Didn't want an ice cream, but the coffee...was excellent. Two things I didn't like: table on the path to the WC, and the fact that the TV was on all the time. But, this is a local place and they all love the tours de france, so what can you say?

This was our 2nd visit to this restaurant and we found the choices disappointing and limited. We arrived just after midday as a party of 3. The starters included a mushroom salad and smoked salmon which were fairly unexciting. The main courses included 3 different...beef dishes, a veal dish(but even at this time only one portion was left) and stuffed tomatoes. Our stuffed tomatoes and carpaccio of beef were basic and not very satisfying. Desserts however were very refreshing and the house white wine was nice enough. It was not expensive at 44.5 Euros for 3 people and all the outside tables were taken. We hope the menu choices are better next time

Inn view of the heat, we opted for seating inside for 10 of us. The menu was quite extensive from the blackboard, and everyone enjoyed their meals. For a Sunday, the price was very reasonable and the quantities generous and nicely presented. We arrived at...12.05. We should have arrived later as at 12noon churchgoers were leaving their services, and cars parking suddenly became much easier! The meal was relaxed, and we were looked after very well. Had it not been quite so hot, we would have eaten on the shady terrace. Being the hottest weekend of June (38C) inside was definitely the right choice. We will certainly go here again, and one of our party, booked for another visit this week.