Pourquoi Pas - Speisekarte

the boss and his team are very welcoming and benevolent. the suggestion is up to the reception. only fresh products. to be done absolutely in this charming medieval town of character

This was our first visit to Belves and was dependent on having a light lunch instead of a full place of Jour. We chose an omelet that, in my opinion, was cooked for perfection. Would return to Belves

very friendly, I was alone at lunch and didn't feel alone, which is rare (you are usually treated as negligible quantity). Tasty foie gras plate and cheese plate. Very good value for money.a recommend.

If you go to a dordogne, don't hesitate to make a stop in this charming restaurant where the map is short because it is only used for quality fees. the menu at 16,50€ is of excellent value for money. the reception and the unreproachable service. We'll go back.

tourist places where we are taken for gogos. here is all the opposite: kindness, smiles, good and generous costs, sweet prices. All this still exists in the perigord! and as I am vegetated, the omelette with fresh ceps, raspberry vinegar salad at 14€, it's just happiness!

passing after the tower of the city we the boss opened the restaurant part in the middle of the afternoon so that we can be quiet with the stroller. the terrace was full and the restaurant in the middle of a 16h rush was very nice of him. Moreover the staff was very welcoming and pro despite being overflowed. then the pancakes was good with good products for a stopover in the afternoon I recommend it

Called in following TripAdvisor reviews and was not disappointed. Pleasant table on the terrace with view of square where preparations were in full swing for the Marche Gourmand Nocturne. Went for menu due Jour, two terrines with salad, rumsteak with dauphinoise potatoes and a red wine and shallot sauce followed by creme caramel. Partner had the local salad with foie gras and magret de canard followed by coffee gourmand (espresso with three desserts, a mini creme brulee, macaron and strawberry soup). Pleasant service and good cheap wine. Worth a visit.

If you have a group of 10 no reservation at the end of the market day for a late lunch and it is suddenly an incredible rainstorm You're GOOD! Super friendly service honestly with us to say that they needed to check with the kitchen so that they can offer us the complete menu. We sat outside, but a burning rainstorm sent us to the house where a table was ready for us! Fantastic especially when we had 4 children with us. Would have been nice to stay outside as it is in the central place. Nice lunch and we loved the chips not frites just to be clear like game chips for British readers). We had milkshakes, Crepes, Croques, Omelettes. My parents recommend the café gourmand and creme brulee. With...

A friend booked this restaurant a week earlier for 11 of us to have a meal before watching a performance in the square, we were booked for 7pm allowing us one and a half hours to eat. My friend even went over at 6pm on...the night to confirm everything was ok and was told yes no problem. When we all arrived at 7pm there was no table, after a little discussion an apology was made and we were seated 15 minutes later. We eventually ordered and our food finally arrived at 8.20 when we should have been taking our seats for the show. Food was nice enough but we had to rush so no desserts etc. My friend explained to the owner we were not happy with the experience but they were not interested in adm...