L'estaminet A friendly atmosphere and traditional cuisine at Manzac

RESTAURANT L'ESTAMINET IN MANZAC-SUR-VERN: TRADITIONAL CUISINE BETWEEN PériGORD WHITE AND PériGORD PURPLE

A warm and welcoming setting

Located in Manzac-sur-Vern, on the border between Périgord Blanc and Périgord Pourpre, the Restaurant l'Estaminet stands out for its friendly atmosphere and traditional cuisine. Housed within the walls of the former Auberge Basque, this restaurant offers elegant decoration mixing wood and white, creating a warm and welcoming environment for diners.

A varied and tasty culinary offering

The Restaurant l'Estaminet offers a complete lunch menu including a starter, a main course and a dessert. On the menu, customers can enjoy salads, chef's platters, entrecôtes, duck breasts and, occasionally, a carbonnade, recalling the owners' northern origins.

A place of meeting and conviviality

As a village bar, l'Estaminet attracts a local clientele and creates a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The large air-conditioned restaurant room offers a comfortable space for meals with family or friends. In summer, the terrace shaded by a vine can accommodate up to 80 people, allowing guests to enjoy their meals al fresco.

Practical services and accessibility

Restaurant l'Estaminet has ample on-site parking, making access easy for visitors. Whether for a quick lunch, a family dinner or an evening with friends, this restaurant meets customer expectations with adapted services and a welcoming team.

Discover the surroundings of Manzac-sur-Vern

The region around Manzac-sur-Vern is rich in picturesque landscapes and places of interest. Less than 30 km away, several activities and discoveries await visitors, offering complete immersion in the Périgord Blanc and the Périgord Pourpre.

Hikes and natural landscapes

Nature lovers can take the many hiking trails that cross the region. The Vallée de la Vern trail and the Coteaux de Sigoulès route offer panoramic views and opportunities to discover the local fauna and flora.

Sites of historical and cultural interest

The region is home to many historical and cultural sites such as the Château de Bridoire, known for its medieval events, and the Musée Voulgre in Mussidan, which presents the history and traditions of Périgord. Visitors can also explore the picturesque streets of Périgueux , a city rich in heritage with its famous Saint-Front Cathedral.

Local markets and small producers

For an immersion in local flavors, the region's markets are a must. The markets of Périgueux and Bergerac, renowned for their fresh and artisanal products, are a friendly meeting place. Visitors can also visit small local producers to taste Périgord specialties such as foie gras, truffles and Bergerac wines.

In summary, Restaurant l'Estaminet in Manzac-sur-Vern not only offers tasty traditional cuisine in a friendly setting, but it also provides an excellent starting point for exploring the beauties and flavors of Périgord Blanc and Périgord Pourpre.