le lion d`or - Menu

We booked a meal for 14 for my birthday with kids in tow. The food was outstanding, the best meal of the holiday, the apricot tart is a real highlight. The owners were fantastic and friendly, I must confess to a second visit without the children to try the beer and cold meat platter on another night!The terrace is a hidden gem.In summary we all had a great evening and I'll go out of my way to eat here again!

Twelve of us had a wonderful evening in this lovely restaurant last Friday evening. The staff were fantastic and the food was delicious. From the outside, the Lion D'Or looks like a small, French cafe in a small town square but it has plenty of space and a delightful courtyard. Despite booking for such a large party on the day, we were warmly welcomed and enjoyed the hospitality. We would recommend this restaurant without hesitation and will certainly return when next in the area.

Found this excellent place by accident as all best places in France are found....Really impressed with thier understanding of customer service, really welcoming, professional and pleasant without being overpowering.Really tasty food especially lunch set meal.WiFi good too.Both young servers helped with menu in English for "dullards" like me; learnt in London. The experience on first visit lead to further visits.Don't pass this by; free easy parking next to church except on market days - Fridays.Loved it

They get some things right but some simple errors. They forgot the wine list. Anyway went for a pitchet which was ok. Both starters were pretty good the prawns in guacomole and bruschetta - except the latter was too cold on untoasted bread. This was balanced out by the nice pepper ice cream. The dorade was smothered in a dill sauce which was too much but there was a nice tomato egg custard side. Partners salmon burger was frozen in the middle - the sent a fresh one out. As usual the bread batch was rubbish. Cheese plate was a bit boring.

Je ne pouvais pas reprocher ni à la nourriture ni au service ; à 66 euros pour 2 personnes (composé de 2 menus 3 plats à 25 euros par personne, plus les boissons), nous avons eu un très bon repas à un prix très raisonnable, et le service était également sympathique. Beaucoup de locaux y dînent, donc l'endroit est apprécié. Nous y retournerions certainement. J'ai juste trouvé que la décoration (spacieuse, moderne) était peut-être un peu terne, et l'ambiance un peu fade. L'emplacement est en face de l'église ; il y a quelques places de parking juste devant, et d'autres places de stationnement dans les rues à proximité.

Having been to the area for years and with no place of any worth to eat we were pleased to see other reviews of Le Lion D'or, so we tried it and they were right, the lovely young couple who are now trying to make a name for themselves are certainly doing just that........we were served with a smile and the lunches were excellent, they speak Spanish, English, French and Russian so cover all nationalities! Well worth a visit for a great meal, although we only went for lunch there were plenty of locals also having lunch which is always a good sign. May it thrive. They also serve Movenpick ice cream (Swiss) which is best in the world with a selection of flavours which I have never seen anywhere...

We have eaten in this restaurant, at lunchtime, regularly since Pierre took over. This visit, had it been the first, would have put us off returning. We had the worst lunch we have experienced here since the take over: greasy samosas, mushroom pasta that was all chewy over-cooked and tasteless pasta, not much mushroom and so little sauce that I couldn't eat most of the dish. Whist the steak was cooked correctly, the accompanying chips were soggy, possibly because of being held in the kitchen or due to stale oil. The dick sauté was more like steamed duck, with very little flavour. The Asian noodles were actually very plain. We declined desserts as a result.Fingers crossed that normal standard...

Nous avons pris un steak de boeuf et un steak de thon qui étaient bons. Cependant, le service n'était pas très bon. Il est indiqué à l'extérieur et sur internet qu'ils ouvrent à 17h30. Quand nous sommes entrés à 18h30, la serveuse a dit qu'ils n'ouvraient qu'à 19h00... et nous a renvoyés, moi et mes deux petits enfants (1 et 3 ans), dehors pour attendre alors qu'il faisait 5 degrés... Ensuite, le menu n'a pas été bien expliqué et il semblait que nous avons été facturés assez cher pour de la nourriture qui était annoncée comme étant d'un bon rapport qualité-prix. De plus, la serveuse n'était pas amicale, a oublié la sauce pour le steak et était constamment absente (pour fumer ou envoyer des m...

Nous sommes tombés par hasard sur Le Lion D'Or après avoir séjourné dans un hôtel près de Toulouse qui nous a déçus à tous les niveaux. Le jeune propriétaire a tout compris...Nous avons déjeuné ici... la nourriture était absolument délicieuse... nous avons pris 2 plats du menu table d'hôte. Mon mari a eu le risotto le plus délicieux avec du saumon. J'ai eu du poulet rôti avec une purée délicieuse, évidemment faite avec un bouillon de poulet frais et la crémosité vient de la purée...suivi de pannacotta et de fruits frais. Parfait ! Nous avons aperçu du steak tartare et d'autres plats délicieux... tous avaient l'air délicieux. Le restaurant était plein... un groupe dégustant évidemment d'excel...