"to reach the coast of our house in the dordogne, we decided to stop for a meal and an overnight stay and the Logis sign has drawn our attention. what a sound. that is perhaps one of the best meal times we have in the south-west of France. the owner is a quiet, almost self-vigorating man, but who knows his food and weeping and loves and serves us with regional specialties (four possibilities, foie grass, tasty and an excellent tournedos rossini, followed by excellent desserts. the wine list is good and cheap and at the weekend it offers meeresfruit specialities. on the main street of the village the inconvenient facade could easily be missed, but this is a restaurant to remember. the hotel rooms are comfortable if not over large, but if an excellent meal and a good night with the parking is safely parked in front of a quiet road what they want, then this is the place where it is a good stop from point on to bordeaux and the Atlantic coast."
