Auberge de la Nauze

Again a recommendation from my knowledgeable friend which we fully support. Would love to come again.

I have enjoyed many excellent meals here always well presented and in a lovely setting well recommended

Typical French auberge with helpful staff. We visited on a very hot day and it was lovely to sit outside in the shade.

We came by bike hungry for lunch and found this place. Fantastic food and great wine! The service was also flawless and warm.

We ate following our French friend Roland's recommendation. We were not disappointed, the staff were very helpful considering we are English and can barely speak the language The menu was in French but after there help we ordered and can say the food was delicious...and beautifully served. we will definitely be back.

7 in party including 2 vegan, we booked in advance requesting vegan dishes, they were quick to say they could accommodate. Without exception the food was fantastic beautifully presented. The best vegan dishes we had during our stay over 8 days in the region....The local wines suggested were great quality and good value. The service throughout was friendly and helpful.

12 of us went down to this relatiw small auberge at the same time and we had meal times from the plat de jour to the decouverte menu, that is from 17 to 38 euro, in which did the whole of what was in the offer. without exception, eating was considered very good or exceptionally good. suitable for excellent service, good house wines and a reasonable price. that was undoubtedly the best restaurant we visited in this opposite.

A big disappointment The set menus are relatively expensive (32 and 38 € , and many items on the list command a 5 € surcharge the duck breast, the steak, the foie gras......So the real price is closer to 45 € per person. We...had a 'mixed foie gras appetizer the foie gras mi cuit piece was no larger than a 2 € coin. Our main, duck breast, consisted of five or six thin slices of meat, no more than 1/3 of a duck breast. The cheese board was very pleasant on the other hand. Service was friendly and quick, and the kitchen managed well with the 10 or so tables on the evening. All in all, we would not return.

Twenty years ago we were staying on a campsite with our three children and. Ame here as a last night treat we have never forgotten that meal, the food was amazing and the setting bliss. The chikdren played down by the small stream between...courses and the night was bliss. Twenty years later we have managed to return, we booked into the auberge for five nights on a four week tour of France. Natalie the owner has had the auberge for teety five years, but has extended, improved, added hotel rooms, however the place is still as idyllic and the food is still out of this world. It is beautifully presented without being pretentious and with a portion size that is not too small as you somtimes find...