Les Jardins de la Louve

Beautifully presented, beautiful flavours. Tangy, fresh and tasty. I want it again! The restaurant is well operated with a good menu. Children's menu is also good with the Duck and chips very good. Hope to return sometime.

We traveled to Rocamadour in November, not knowing that most restaurants, shops, and venues are closed during the low-season. We were fortunate to find Les Jardins open for lunch. The atmosphere was wonderful and the food was delicious.

The restaurant has lovely sheltered outdoor tables, surrounded by greenery and flowers. Service was good, prices reasonable and the food highlighted local specialities. The tarts were particularly good - we enjoyed both the apple and the walnut tarts. Ver carta

Great location, friendly staff, good food at a decent price (remember it's a touristy spot which means the prices are always a bit higher). Apparently one of the oldest buildings in the village, 3 terraces + interior, it becomes a pub later in the evennin' as well. We ended-up going back.

Glad we made it all the way along to the end of the main road to find this great little restaurant. We were tempted in by the annual Guide Routard plaques on the wall outside.In the summer there is nice outside seating with lovely views. Charming waiter and great service, happy to explain dishes on the menu and talk though our local wine choice.Varied menu, all cooked well, particularly enjoyed the duck.

New venue for us this one. Food was good - great cassoulet, lovely salmon with curry sauce but the vegetable soup had no salt and was not enjoyable. Desserts of gateaux noix and walnut icecream were delicious.So waht ruined it a little bit? Well it was expensive for basic food but its Rocamadour so I guess you should expect that. But the worst bit for all of us were the flies. They were absolutely everywhere and we all spent the whole meal wafting flies off our food - Im sure they could do something about this. Ver carta

This restaurant is very pleasant, we stopped at lunch time for an omelette and fries which was perfect. Staff all speak good English and are very helpful. Very pretty outdoor tables and quite an extensive menu if you are looking for something more substantial. Little train takes you from the car park up to the top of the village and the restaurant can be found after a short walk along the pretty narrow streets packed with shops. A tourist area undoubtedly so a little higher priced than some others but for the quality of food and service this was expected - about 10 euros for a very good cheese, ham and mushroom omelette, fries and salad.

We had walked the full length of the town looking for somewhere suitable to eat, and reached the end of the main street prior to it dropping down the valley. We could see the restaurant name on the side of the building so went to take a closer look. First impression was that it was closed but after going down the steep steps to the entrance we were welcomed in. It was not too busy, It seemed that pizzas were the main item here, though other meals were available. The staff were very pleasant and attentive, and our meals arrived quite quickly. Being just out of Rocamador the prices are probably slightly lower than in the centre of town.There is also an outdoor terrace with good views over the...

The restaurant is situated beyond the gate to the city and, as a result can be easily missed. After going down some steps there is a pleasant courtyard where the food is served (weather permitting - although there is indoor accommodation). We went for the menu of the day which represented reasonable value for France these days. There was a reasonable choice on the menu with four (I think) main choices My wife chose the simple option of an omelette - which she enjoyed and I had a faux filet with frites and a green salad served with a tasty sauce which I enjoyed. My wife had the house wine which she said was good and we had a large bottle of sparkling water at an acceptable cost. We took chees... Ver carta