Dining out in the Perigord

There are many good restaurants and bars/cafes within easy reach of La Chabroulie
Piegut-pluviers a small market town has several,pleasant reasonably priced restaurants (Market day is Wednesday)
Cussac has a lovely restaurant (you may need to book though)
La Rochechouart has several restauants and pizzeria
North of La Rochouart is St.Julien approx. 30 mins. from La Chabroulie on the outskirts of Limoges, there is a large commercial centre with several Hypermarkets
St. Mathieu has a couple of bar/cafes (a new english tea room I have seen recently) and a restaurant/bar at the Lake which has various watersport activities,
also bank, post office, boulangerie, hardware store,newsagent and a small supermarket with petrol station...
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Local restaurant at St. Barthelemy...Highly recommended

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Local restaurant in Champniers,recently under new management
Recent guests and ourselves have found both the food and the service very good.. Recommended...!

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Fine cuisine at The Grand Hotel Pelisson

Restaurants in Nontron
There are four restaurants in Nontron also four in Piegut.
It has often been suggested to have a meal in Nontron's GRAND HOTEL PELISSON' as the food here is second to none.
This is a family run and owned hotel and restaurant situated in the heart of Nontron.
There is a comfortable lounge where you can enjoy an aperitif before you go through to the main dining room
where you can enjoy an excellent range of food and a fantastic selection of patisseries all made in the kitchens
which if you get a glimpse are a fantastic sight. Prices range from 15 Euros to 37 Euros per person.
This is an ideal restaurant for a celebration or treat, where you can dress up or be as relaxed as you wish. During the summer you can enjoy your meal out on the terrace.
Brantôme has many restaurants, prices ranging from 10 Euros to 35 Euros.
There is restaurant just of the main high street on the corner opposite a fantastic patisserie. It is called 'Le feu en Bois'
and although you have to ring to book a table offers an excellent range of meals, well cooked and well presented.
The decor may not look fantastic but this place is a real experience. The Chef is a wonderful friendly man very
proud of his culinary creations. You can also watch him cooking your food on an open grill in the main dinning room of the restaurant.
There are also restaurants at St. Barthelemy 'Presbytery Auberge' that is a lovely restaurant by a church.
(Best value in the area) Follow the road to St. Mathieu and you will see the sign to St. Barthelemy.