Les Terrasses du Valentre - Cahors

I suppose it is not necessary to be next to the train of tourists who descend from the boats and who see the bridge, the polite personnel is not necessary. attended at 12 o'clock before lunch hour. I wanted two coffees and the kid's menu. We had the clear impression that my order was a drawback. 5 other customers in a 60-room room for a 20-minute taste? female staff disdained. We left.

The valentine terraces are as its name suggests, located on the lot with view on the valentrated bridge. We ate a good lunch here; a duck and pork sausage with potatoes and oven tomatoes that was very good followed by an excellent local cheese plate to share. there were only two dishes on the menu of the black table and apart from that, there was a selection of tartines or salads. The service was very friendly. I suspect we'll come back at some point. It was a quiet place to eat away from the city that was very lively.

We had the menu of the day that that day - like the pastor's egg - was good in places. The entrance, the 'campagnard salt' was one of the thinner versions I've met in the qurcy for 25 years. the main dishes varied with the well-presented "black owl" but the fish of the day - the fade "black place" - needed a much more tasty sauce than the one provided. desserts were good. service was good and coffee at a reasonable price. the restaurant enjoys convenient parking nearby and a quiet location on the riverside for which many restaurateurs would kill. It's a pity that the current owner doesn't increase his game a bit because it could be so much better. it may be that the menu that day was not typical and we will certainly come back in the near future to try again.

We came at lunch time and while there were free tables on the main terrace, we were headed to a table adjacent to a few meters from the main restaurant. It was a bit of annoying, but we were hungry and thirsty. After this rather delicate beginning, we were marvelled by the fantastic view of the river, close to the impressive valentine bridge. we chose the menu of the day that was correct but nothing special. The service was both hot and cold, probably because it was difficult to attract the attention of the servers from the main terrace. I'd go back there for the view and a drink, but not food, or even dubious service.

My husband and I arrived here at around 14:20, hot and hungry! Of course, restaurants normally stop serving at 2 hours. the charming guy who served us brought us a beautiful bottle of fresh pink (and at a very reasonable price) and offered us fries! they were freshly prepared, not fat and probably one of the most memorable meals we had during our 2-week stay in this region!! Thank you very much, sir!