Les Coquelicots - Carta

unique menu at 12,50€ (soupe, entry, dish, cheese, dessert, wine and coffee). very copious and rustic, but not bad.

The lunch consists of 5 courses (excellent quality) and includes wine and coffee for only € 14,00. Served by very friendly personnel.

Simple menu du jour, offering all inclusive typical local dishes. Lovely terrace, great value. Friendly owner offering efficient but not rushed service Ver carta

Simple menu du jour, offering all inclusive typical local dishes. Lovely terrace, great value. Friendly owner offering efficient but not rushed service

This workers' restaurant is actually not a crêperie despite what my search engine and the pancarte told me but it is a very nice place. food is simple and copyy, fully developed with fresh products. co-owners are very pleasant and ultra-advisable yet our 11 table (of which 4 children) is always a challenge for the patience of the servers ;-) ! We went out and delighted!!

Having heard great things about this restaurant we were looking forward to a simple pleasant lunch.On arriving at an almost deserted restaurant we were asked if we had a reservation. Despite not having made a booking we were given a table. The meal was certainly cheap, but not good value. The soup and the coffee were both very good but the three courses in between were poor, the low point being the entree of a bought-in, commercial grade salad of tinned vegetables in a type of mayonnaise. Service was adequate. Ver carta

This pleasant restaurant is in a very small village and offers a good value 13.50€ 5 course lunch menu (including wine). The dessert, a lovely nutty, chocolate cake, was particularly delicious. Everything seemed home made and fresh and we had no complaints. It is new from the last time we visited the Landerrouat Co-op Cave several years ago and was a pleasant surprise. It also seemed to be busy with locals, usually a recommendation in itself. There were 6 of us in total, including 2 young children, and they made us welcome. We would go there again and recommend it as worth a try.

We have eaten here three years running now and are never disappointed.The menu is fixed and costs 13 euros for five courses. We visited in July and had Vegetable soup, followed by melon, followed by local sausage and potatoes, followed by cheese and finished off with a peach tart & Chocolate cake.The food is quite basic - but still very, very tasty. The proprietor speaks basic English, but is a real character who really makes you feel welcome.We opted to sit outside - all the locals were inside with the A/C and he kept calling us mad as it was a hot day.we do love this place for its rustic charm and away from the tourist hullabaloo. I would definitely recommend if you are in the area

Having lived in the area for some time we have searched for a restaurant that is as good value and serves food of the quality of Le Camelia in Auriac. Whilst I would say that Le Camelia would still be our favourite Les Coquelicots was excellent. We visited today at lunch time (myself, my partner and my parents) and had the 5 course menu for 12 Euros including wine and coffee. A lovely home-made soup, a tasty cheese and tomato ravioli for the starter and roast pork and flageoulet beans cooked in garlic for the main course which was excellent. The cheese was not your standard cheese for a lunch time menu but a Tomme de Savoie with great flavour. The desert an excellent chocolate moelleux. This... Ver carta