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"a set menu that was good but not excellent. Delivered a satisfactory experience with very good service."
Téléphone: +33967782572
Adresse: 1 Place du Vieux Pont, 24800 Saint-Jean-de-Cole, France, Saint-Jean-de-Côle
Réservation, Réserver
Ville: Saint-Jean-de-Côle
Site Web: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=496047570597062&ref=content_filter
Plats: 9
Catégories: 5
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C'est l'un de nos endroits préférés pour déjeuner en France. Saint Jean de Cole est un endroit très spécial, méritant amplement sa place parmi les Plus Beaux Villages de France. Nous avons visité sous le soleil, sous la pluie, au printemps et en été. Le festival des fleurs en mai est incontournable, mais Les Temps des Mets est un cadre idyllique et très français. Il est certainement conseillé de réserver. Comme il s'agit d'un restaurant typique tenu par un couple travailleur, il vaut mieux laisser un message et ils rappelleront. Le service est excellent et la cuisine très française : le menu varie mois par mois et les végétariens sont les bienvenus. Nous aimons simplement nous asseoir dehors...
Emplacement : Magnifique. Le village est magnifique et le restaurant est parfaitement situé près de la rivière. Notre table était sous un joli arbre ombragé. Nourriture : Absolument délicieuse. Le carré d'agneau avec sauce aux noix était exquis. Belle présentation. Service : De première classe. Le propriétaire était très accueillant et amical...(tout comme le chien du propriétaire, 'Dooky', qui prenait ses devoirs d'accueil très au sérieux !). Ils ont gracieusement toléré nos compétences linguistiques en français médiocres mais ont rapidement aidé en anglais lorsque nécessaire. Coût : Dîner trois plats 24€. Très raisonnable compte tenu de la qualité exceptionnelle de la nourriture. Autres co...
We came here last summer and had a delightful meal outside but this time the weather wasn't good and they had sensibly moved everyone indoors. It was a lovely meal and Rachel very entertaining (her English is very good) and be cause I'd forewarned her my wife is a veggie they had prepared a special main course for her.The location is wonderful,this is one of the prettiest villages in France and Wednesday means you can listen to the next day's choir rehearsing in the church. There's lots to see but eating here is a high point. The 'Magret de canard' (a standard Dordogne dish not often digestible) was nicely done and we couldn't resist the desserts.Booking is essential. The email link didn't w...
A delightful restaurant in a stunning village. We had a table outside under the trees, service was friendly and efficient. Food was very good: beef carpaccio to start, cod, and lemon tart for dessert with a mojito ice cream. Slightly busy carpaccio (sun dried tomatoes were a step too far in my opinion) but fabulous flavours. Cod was good, but I would have preferred a few simple potatoes rather than the slightly bitter polenta cake (weakest component of meal). Tart was lovely, ice cream unusual and an acquired taste.. All in all a very lovely experience and not over priced, 68€ for two (3 courses, with aperitifs and wine). Highly recommend. Réservez une table maintenant
Met up here with old friends and enjoyed a leisurely and delicious lunch which was beautifully presented and well prepared. The house wine was lovely and the service efficient and cheerful! We will be going back very soon! Hopefully we can enjoy our next lunch there under the trees in beautiful sunshine! A real treasure!
There is both indoor and outdoor tables. We chose the outdoor under the huge tree, and enjoyed it with the owners dog. The food was well prepared, generous servings, and artfully presented, and a great value. This is off the beaten path, but in this tiny village with lots of charm. Would certainly return.
We got there over 30 mins late for our booked table of 10 and it had been given away due to a heavy rain shower forcing the outside guests under cover. But the mangers made a plan for us and we enjoyed an excellent meal. All the dishes were brilliant...no complaints at all!
