Les Bellugues - Speisekarte

Lovely setting in the garden and excellent food, particularly the inventive salads. Friendly staff and a wine list with some 50cl bottles. Recommended.

Reservations are essential during the summer. We enjoyed two meals at Les Bellugues. The salads were imaginative and generous, main courses very good and deserts also excellent. The staff were exceptionally welcoming and helpful.

so not worth the price you pay. the produce was very fresh but there was no originality to what was served. i could make the same thing at home but better. when i go out to eat i kind of expect to have a meal that is original and cooked with at least some finesse.

do not waste your time to search for the best restaurants in this small town. we all did and this was by far the best. the menu is original in comparison to other restaurants and prices are more than affordable with a large service on...before. we will go back there definitiw.

We blunder on this restaurant and stayed for dinner.We took the 3course menu. The starters were excellent and delitious. (salmon and duck) The main dishes were a bit les excellent( grilled duck and see fish) salad was ok, and deserts- ice creams were normal..:)Servis very friendly,but all in one: Too expensive for what it was.

Les Bellugues is a place where the owners wish to share their love for food with their customers. And that for a very good price.The lady who served mainly spoke french, but did her utmost to answer questions and clarify the menu choices. The food was excellent, as was a bottle of the housewine. My wife and I had a menu of € 28, which included an amuse, a starter, a spoom, an entree, cheese and a sweet dessert, and coffee or tea to close with. Be sure to make reservations well in advance, as the place fills up pretty rapidly.

We came to the Bellugues via a Hotel of the same name (they have different owners, but work together) The Hotel arranged a table for us at short notice and we were blown away by the attention to detail and the quality of the food....The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about wines and the price you pay is low, a set menu with courses will cost in the region of Euros. With a bottle of local wine we paid Euros, and we were very happy, the fact that the restaurant was fully booked for the night with local families and couples is a statement of the quality this place offers. Highly recommended.

We came to the Bellugues via a Hotel of the same name (they have different owners, but work together) The Hotel arranged a table for us at short notice and we were blown away by the attention to detail and the quality of the food. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about wines and the price you pay is low, a set menu with 5 courses will cost in the region of 25-30 Euros. With a bottle of local wine we paid 52 Euros, and we were very happy, the fact that the restaurant was fully booked for the night with local families and couples is a statement of the quality this place offers. Highly recommended.

St Jean du Gard in the Cevennes, on the river Gard, is not a town where you would easily find a good or excellent restaurant. Many have closed over the years due to the banking led recession so to find this little gem was a real discovery.Outside, the restaurant (and indeed it is also a hotel to boot with rooms from £54/night) does not look very exciting. Entering the front door the place seems at first quite dead (we were there at about 7.30 pm). There are however plenty of dining tables and chairs indoors, scattered in several rooms. However, in the garden behind the restaurant, there sits an enormous oval shaped conservatory. It was here that we chose a table to dine. There were several m...