Le Castet

We were a group of 9 people visiting Domaine de Cadillac nearby and needed last min lunch. This restaurant is outstanding! We had three chefs from Sweden in the group and they were impressed with the flavors and presentation. Service was perfect and they also were very accommodating speaking English. We had the lunch menu of 31 EUR plus drinks and coffee and ended up paying around 47 EUR per person. Really great price for the quality. Do not miss it. ambiance is elegant and minimalist with emphasis on texture. Bathrooms were very comfortable and accessible.

A group of us ordered the set lunch menu for €31. It was probably, gastronomically, the best lunch experience I've had to date. I'm going off memory here but the amouse-bouche was a subtle fennel soup served in a tiny cup, the starter a cold melon gaspacho with pieces of chorizo and burrata ice-cream, and the entrée a choice of perfect Pollock and gently smoked filet mignon grilled to perfection with white butter beans and a garnishing of chopped veggies and olive oil that became just the most subtle sauce. All of this accompanied by a couple of fresh breads and sweet lemon-honey herb butter. Amazing. If it had been possible I would have gone out again the next day to try their dinner menu. I really regret Maison Castet is not on our route home.

Fantastic experience! The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The staff were friendly and attentive, making us feel welcome from start to finish. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a memorable meal!

The michelin star is surely coming. Matter of time only

Sitting under the trees on the terrace at Le Castet on a beautiful French summers day is a joy of life. Watching the owner cook the magret on the coals out the back and enjoying a Burgundy from the extensive wine list and relaxing with friends is what French cuisine is all about. The menu regional at 31 Euros with foie gras and magret is honed down to perfection. Three generations in the same family says it couldn't be any other way. The 19 euro menu du jour is of a high and innovative standard - with amuse bouch between courses. The service and decor is classy with local crockery feature. An enjoyable and satsifying restaurant.

What a find. Our friends had been before so we decided to go for my husbands birthday. We had the menu at 44 euros and our friends I think was 32. ||We had a coupe du maison which is champagne with framboise and a splash of cointreau. Yum. Amuse bouche were flavourful and a tiny bowl of tomato soup was divine. ||The winner for the starters was the giant strawberry with foie gras. Thought it would come next to a piece of foie but see pictures was divine. I had seared tuna and friends had trout. All the dishes were presented beautifully. Main course filet du porc noir du bigorre for birthday boy and a fillet of veal for me with friends sticking to fish and having monkfish. Again everything beautifully presented. Bread rolls pave or original are offered throughout the meal. ||The desserts are a work of art with flavours exploding in your mouth and oh so pretty. Tarte au citron in a lemon, giant raspberry of spun sugar with sorbet and shortbread and more inside. White chocolate flowerpot with strawberry mouse and other flavours inside. Magnificent. ||Sommelier knows his business and we had a lovely bourgogne red. ||We were all seated in a pretty courtyard outside and staff supplied blankets if anyone was a bit chilly. The staff are a pleasure, helpful and friendly but not ingratiating. ||The train station is across the road so there is the odd train passing which I quite liked. The thought of coming home on train after a hard day at work in Toulouse to find this gem of a restaurant at other end would make the day go much faster.

We had lunch here, the service was great, the staff spoke English, the food was outstanding and as was the wine menu. Would highly recommend.

We had an outstanding dinner in the restaurant. We were surprised in every course. This place deserves a Michelin star!