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Le Tuquet

➤ Lotissement Le Tuquet | RN21, 24560 Bouniagues, France

Café • Glace • Européen • Français

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"This is a wonderful find, very popular with the local workers, a traditional roadside restaurant, but don't let that put you off plenty of locals were eating here two. We went at lunchtime with a couple of friends, even though we live nearby, we had...never been. What a find we have paid a lot more for a lot less elsewhere nearby. At lunchtime there was a set menu, soup, moules, charcuterie, joue de boeuf, cheese, desert, coffee and wine, the price euros each. Plenty of food for everyone, dishes were served on platters and you helped yourselves, everything tasted really well, we'll be back"

Le Fromage a Malices

➤ le Bourg, 24560 Bouniagues, France

Pizza • Européen • Français • Tradaméricain

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"When we went for a meal on Saturday evening, the proprietor had every reason to be annoyed with us as there had been a mix up where I had tried to book a table for eleven people on the previous Wednesday and had not got...his reply, so we didn't turn up. He had to turn people away as our table lay empty. Instead, he gave us a warm welcome when our reduced party of seven arrived. My son said this is his favourite restaurant and one of his favourite ever meals. It wasn't even that the food was so good it was every dish was delicious. The tartiflette was out of this world it was that (and this is a first) he tried to talk us out of ordering portions which he felt were too large. My son, who is nine any tiny, wanted to order a tartiflette XL and my husband wanted me to order one too so he could try mine and in both cases he said it would be too much. I think he was astounded when my son did finish his and then went on to polish off some incredibly superior ice cream as well. He was very impressed and made my son feel like achieved something akin to climbing Everest. Congratulations to the chef everything was wonderful the pizza was possibly a bit too cheesy for my nephew's taste, but after all this is a cheese restaurant but the chocolate mousse is the best we've ever had. But we'd like to give extra thanks to the proprietor. Not only did he guide us through what to drink as a cheese digesting aperitif, but what wine came from where and also managed to tolerate our terrible French with good humour. He really did show a real passion and pride for his restaurant and what it offered. Even when he was badly bitten by a dog who he was attempting to give water to, the man kept his professionalism and kept smiling, even joking (with blood pouring out of his thumb) that it was his shoes that had offended the animal. I can't recommend this place enough. It's harder for restaurants in these more out of the way' locations to thrive than in other more central locations (where you find restaurants full whether they are good or not) but it is well worth the effort to make a trip. Go. You won't be disappointed."