Auberge Du Chat Perché

Le Bourg, 12230, La Couvertoirade, France

🛍 Kebab, Pizza, Cafés, Asiatique

4.7 💬 2468 Bewertungen
Auberge Du Chat Perché

Telefon: +33565421461

Adresse: Le Bourg, 12230, La Couvertoirade, France

Stadt: La Couvertoirade

Menü Gerichte: 13

Bewertungen: 2468

Webseite: http://www.facebook.com/auberge.du.chat.perche

"This restaurant is housed in a beautiful old stone house in the centre of the superb Templar village of La Courvertoirade. It has a large stone ceilinged indoor dining room and a largish outdoor area surrounded by the village’s ancient stone houses and roofs. As a setting it is hard to beat and we elected to go for one of their summer musical evenings. The service was a little erratic at first, the waiters more interested in greeting and chatting with their friends than attending to those already seated. It took us a long time to get a first drink and, a personal gripe, both the two beers on offer were wheat beers, which I dislike. The menu looked fine, fairly typical of mid range restaurants in the area although the prices were a bit higher, understandable perhaps given the musical extras and the exceptional location. I had the ‘Tapas special’starter, it turned out to be three dips and some raw carrot. The dips were obviously homemade, two were OK, quite fresh and tasty, one was extremely bland. It was accompanied by a green salad, which consisted of elderly, over-large flabby lettuce. Tapas it was not and the presentation was very poor, dollops of food chucked onto a plate! Others had the plate of charcuterie, OK but the meat not top quality and more substandard green salad. For main course most of us had the Mixed Grill Gourmand. It was unimpressive, cooked on an open wood fire, but the pork sausage was not only rather nasty to taste but some was still raw in the middle. The lamb was tasty but tough and the beef brochette cooked to a crisp. The veg was a quite nice crisp roast potato and some tasty curried carrots but again it was all just thrown on a plate. We had an extra of Aligot, a local garlic and potato dish which has become very popular and which was fine but I suspect factory made. There was a largish selection of sweets, most of which sounded as if they were bought in. One of us had the home made patisserie which was a slab of rather solid, dull chocolate cake. I had ice cream which was standard good quality factory made stuff. Overall the food was average to poor, the prices high and the presentation very poor. The promised music did not start until after we had finished eating. When it came, the classical pianist was excellent (to my inexpert ear) and served to emphasise what a nice evening it could have been but wasn’t. Indifferent food poorly cooked and badly presented. I would not go again."

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Authentic restaurant with very well-cooked regional products. The service is warm with friendly and smiling people. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

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Bertrand
Bertrand

Friendly and warm place. Very welcoming staff and excellent menu Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Côtes D Agneau


104nickyf
104nickyf

10 minute drive to nearest Bank...and you would have to pay exit parking of 4 euros....surprising stance..other restaurant in village excepting cards...i have been to the village before...i thank last time we had cash..


Aleksandra
Aleksandra

In case you get to this side of the world, you must visit this charming restaurant in theTemplar village of La Courvertoirade. Excellent food, ultra helpfull members of the team! Inspiring gallery and even the concerts! Speisekarte ansehen


jean
jean

Quality traditional cuisine and staff very attentive to your requests Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €20–30 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Aligot Saucisse, Café Gourmand, Assiette Aveyronnaise, Tarte Rose Framboise


cil2014
cil2014

Beautiful setting, shady garden with views of the village or vaulted room with fireplace, charming service and great food-barbecued meats,aligot,and excellent vegetarian platter,refreshing with much variety and interesting spicing,even appreciated by meat-eaters! Delicious homemade desserts like tiramisu and pain perdu-a real find in a one of the most beautiful villages in France!


ash
ash

We stopped at the Couvertoirade on our road trip and were looking for something different. Ended up here and ordered some wine, the goat's cheese salade, the Aveyronaise plate with Aligot (mashed potato and cheese! and a selection of blue cheese, paté and other delicacies. Discovered pink praline (and raspberry pie which I think is the best dessert I've had in a while. Heading back that way on our trip home. Looking to try another restaurant in the village to see can we get lucky twice? Speisekarte ansehen


474philippej
474philippej

First, yes, they only take cash. However, the owner Laetitia asked us if we were willing to wire the money later, and she let us eat!!!! (Needless to say that I wired the money that evening). The food was all from local providers and Larzac traditional (Charcuteries, Lamb, Aligot, Aubrac beef, Roquefort). The menu is simple, but they have vegetarian and children platters . The meat is cooked in the fireplace in the middle of the restaurant and served to perfection. We added teh Aligot and the Roquefort sauce extras. A nice, relaxed and family atmosphere and a great vacation experience.


MissSatine
MissSatine

Very limited choice on the menu and out of the 3 main dishes(meat,fish or veggie,besides the meat grill option) they didn’t have the fish! Since we don’t eat meat,my husband chose the veggi option and I a starter with cheese. The veggie dish was a mix of all things that seemed like leftovers and not very tasty. My starter was fine but nothing more to say about it. There was no sign of extra hygiene concerning the Covid 19 requirements. Our table was sticky and no alcohol gel at the entrance. When we paid for our meal the waitress decided to keep the 5,5€ change and only returned our bill to the table. The only nice thing was the dog of the restaurant,which was pushed away roughly by the staf...


Stephen
Stephen

This restaurant is housed in a beautiful old stone house in the centre of the superb Templar village of La Courvertoirade. It has a large stone ceilinged indoor dining room and a largish outdoor area surrounded by the village’s ancient stone houses and roofs. As a setting it is hard to beat and we elected to go for one of their summer musical evenings. The service was a little erratic at first, the waiters more interested in greeting and chatting with their friends than attending to those already seated. It took us a long time to get a first drink and, a personal gripe, both the two beers on offer were wheat beers, which I dislike. The menu looked fine, fairly typical of mid range restaurant... Speisekarte ansehen

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  • Kebab Genießen Sie unsere köstlichen Kebabs, die fachmännisch gegrillt werden und voller Geschmack sind. Wählen Sie aus einer Vielzahl von Fleischsorten und lebendigen Gewürzen, serviert mit frischen Beilagen. Perfekt für eine sättigende und geschmackvolle Mahlzeit.
  • Pizza Tauchen Sie ein in unsere perfekt gebackenen Pizzen, zubereitet mit handgeworfenem Teig, reichhaltiger Tomatensauce und einer Mischung aus Gourmet-Käsen. Jede Scheibe platzt vor frischen Belägen und sorgt für einen köstlichen Bissen jedes Mal. Speisekarte ansehen
  • Cafés Charmante Cafés bieten eine Vielzahl von frisch gebrühten Kaffees und Tees, zusammen mit leichten Snacks, Gebäck und Desserts. Perfekt für einen morgendlichen Energieschub oder einen nachmittäglichen Genuss in einer gemütlichen Atmosphäre.
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