Hotel Restaurant du Chateau

Lovely lunch after a day trip to Beynac! Excellent food and beer, with friendly and attentive service throughout, and good value Very enjoyable experience!

Very nice formula menu for lunch and our friendly waiter was happy to recommend his favourite dishes we particularly enjoyed the baked egg starter and the Anchaud (pork dish) along with delicious local wine. There is a choice of seating areas and plenty of...shady tables. Would recommend.

The sun obligingly came out as we were seated on the terrace by the river Dordogne. The meal was a very pleasant experience!Both of us elected to have salads; Isobel having the cold seafood version while I enjoyed a tomato and Mozzarella salad.The food, ambience and service all first class and though more than we usually pay at lunchtime, great value! Ver carta

Hotel Restaurant du Chateau - Beynac is clean, chic and comparatively inexpensive with abundant portions and excellent service. The eatery is at the intersection of the entry road to the XII century Chateau Feodal and the river road. Free parking is kitty-corner in the municipal lot. For under 15€ you can eat your your brains out here on white tablecloths. The beef steak with fries

We stayed in Beynac on a tour of the area.... This hotel restaurant is on the river..The waiters cross the road to the terrace to serve the most delicious food. The meal we had was very good. €22 for a starter and a main. Both were delicious and beautifully presented. The waiter spoke English and was very helpful and chatting. Unfortunately, my husband left a bag at the table with my souvenirs!

If you are after thick, fat pork, this is the place for you! My oldest daughter ordered the broschetta from pork with cheese potatoes. It consists essentially of the largest plate of pork fat I put eyes. There was a meat scrap on the bottom, the potatoes were layered in cheese and onions and in fairness, were fine, but the rest was shockingly bad. The Cassoulet was fine; but from tin an effort to update it a bit would have been helpful. Every port in a storm as they say. Ver carta

We were 5 for lunch and were eventually settled at a table inside after staff argued amongst themselves about where to sit us. The carafe water contained white filaments and the waitress was reluctant to change it and our glasses. Food was ok. A further staff argument happened when more customers arrived, these were sat at uncleared table for more than 40 min without even giving them a menu or offering them a drink. This place is better avoided if you want a relaxing time!

We had the 3 course set lunch. Starter very nice - ham and cheese pastry. Main course should have been a lamb dish with garlic but instead the waiter brought us the dish of he day - steak and fries. (We assumed we had misunderstood his French but realised later that we were correct.) When it came to dessert the waiter told us that they had run out but we could have pancakes if we wished. We declined and instead had coffee. When the bill came, we expected there to be a reduction for the fact that the meal was not as advertised but this was not the case. Rather disappointing. But on the plus side we did have a nice time sitting with a good view of the river and watching the world go by.

An excellent last meal for our 3 weeks en France. Booked in the last minute and offered a choice of a table either over the street overlooking the river or next to the hotel. We chose the former. We chose from the set...menu and had oeuff croquant (excuse the spelling) and foie gras followed by the best confit we had in three weeks. 15j son had the piece de beouf. A Demi Picher from red and a few pints juplier. The desert was the best of the holiday. (Duroughly recommend the apple pastries, although others had, and can recommend the Gateaux au noix and crème brûlée. attentive service of Dimitri, who was more than happy to let us practice our French and not to force us to speak in English. (S... Ver carta