Le Pauly - Tisch reservieren

We had dinner at Le Pauly on our last night in France. We were seated promptly and quickly asked for our drinks order. The waitress was rather particular about the order in which she took our food : set menus first, then starters then mains. She got a little exasperated with me when I ordered the adult starters before the children's menus. Food came quickly, with our starters arriving with the children's main courses. Although the salads are in the entrée section, they are huge and could easily be had as a main course! I had the perigord salad and my husband had the caesar salad - both were very nice. The children's mains (chicken fillet or cheeseburger) were very filling and well received. My entrecote was enormous - a little overdone and tough but the cassoulet was tasty. The children had to wait until we had finished our mains before the dessert order was taken, which was a shame as the adults did not order. Again, desserts orders were taken in a particular order - adult portions first (eldest had a very nice creme brulee) then the ice cream flavours on the children's menu. An incorrect flavour was served but we did not send it back, as son was happy to have the vanilla. Overall more positive than negative, cooking and service a bit hit and miss, but seemed like a good place to drink, and we certainly left with full stomachs.

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We turned up on a Saturday night around 19:30 without a reservation and got a table outside no problem at the end of August. The waitress gave us a very good wine recommendation, and the staff in general were polite and friendly. Our youngest had the burger from the kids' menu and loved it, our eldest had the Classic Burger and also loved it. We had the beef skewers, and the cod. Both meals were nice, but not spectacular. Desserts - creme brulee, fondant au chocolat, and ice cream. They were fine.Once it started to get busier we waited a while for our plates to be cleared, but to be fair it looked like one waiter was doing everything on his own. He was always smiling though, and very patient with our attempts to speak French!

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We stopped here for lunch twice in our weeks break to nearby la Gorce. All of our party enjoyed the food. In particular the duck gizzard salad. It doesn't sound nice but was delicious and worth a try! They have an a la carte menu, and then 2 fixed price menus. All of us had plenty to choose from and enjoyed both our leisurely lunches, good food and good beer and wine. The staff were friendly and were patient with our very broken French, but helped to teach us new words when we weren't sure. We all found this nice, as want to try and speak the language but good to know when we are doing wrong too!

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A quiet weekday in August (yes, they do occur) and we decided to try this typical bar / restaurant for a late lunch. We must have passed it by on dozens of occasions over the years whilst trying to navigate the tricky, blind junction when driving down from Domme. The sun shone, the service was about right, the wine was fine and the food just right. Round matters off with a cheerful and friendly local clientele and the whole experience was good. The bill was modest and we will return. What's not to like?

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Popped in as few places open. Glad we did. Only had a simple meal but one of best we have had. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Wine was good and not expensive. Food cooked perfectly and service was good. Definitely will return.

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