Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
It's easier on the Yelp app
Continue
Stay on browser
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
Add Photo
Start your review...
Get app
2 years ago
What a horrible store. Staff are rude and hate working and this is BEFORE the tourists arrive!! Even though the prices are a bit higher, I will go to the Carrefor Express where you are greeted with a smile and assistance!!! read more
Route de Brive
24200 Sarlat-la-Canéda
France
05 53 59 43 45
Call Now
Visit Website
http://courses.carrefour.fr
Hours
What time does Carrefour Drive open?
Carrefour Drive opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Carrefour Drive close?
Carrefour Drive closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Carrefour Drive is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed
Does Carrefour Drive have parking?
Yes, Carrefour Drive has parking options.
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
Casino Supermarches Sarlat le Caneda…read more05 53 30 84 00 Made one of a number of calls to local Sarlat supermarket Casino today. The rain was pouring down in the morning so I did a wine review and noticed a few deficiencies. Rectified that to some degree at Casino (Supermarket!). Reinforced the Bandol and Pecharmant Red. Also bought a bottle of Vin de Pays du Perigord (Vin de Domme 2008 - Merlot and Cabernet Franc). With the weather dodgy, we decided to stay in this evening and that Vin de Pays went well with the excellent Navarin d'Agneau (EUR8.34) that we bought in the Supermarket traiteur. Surprisingly, the Vin de Pays was the most expensive bought today. Starters were crevettes in pastry, also from the traiteur. Desserts were inviting strawberries followed by a pastry with the name of Religieuses. I find the supermarket traiteurs quite okay but for quality in pastry you are guaranteed much better in the specialist shops.
Early in the afternoon found some handy shops within a few hundred yards of the gite, including a…read moreLidl where German Pilsner was on sale for less than EUR3.00 for six 50cl bottles. Next door was a butcher with a huge selection and also a variety of readymade meals. The gem though was Valette Foie Gras which, in addition to a massive selection of Foie Gras and related products, including chutneys and Cassoulets, has quite a range of local wines. I took the opportunity to make some progress on my list.
We stopped in St. Leon on our way to another town, because we were hungry and didn't know where…read morewe'd find another stop. I came to recognize places like this, with mediocre food for tired, hungry travelers, by the fact that they offered both pizza and omelets on the same menu. Our server acted put out that we wanted food, and got angry when we asked for something to dry the seats that were wet from condensation. Our food arrived at all different times, from 15 minutes to 90 minutes after ordering, and it was only ok. We were treated like tacky American tourists, in spite of doing our best not to be. If you end up in St. Leon, keep walking towards the river and you'll find some places to eat that I hope will be better - and more friendly. It was a beautiful little town, and we didn't let this one bad experience ruin it.
Brands by name
Articles by date
We had a fabulous relaxing dinner at Le Petit Paris. Our waiter spoke English, was very friendly…read moreand described each dish for us to help make our selections. After we placed our orders he recommended a few wines that would pair well with our meal. We chose one and it was perfect. I highly recommend this lovely restaurant.
One of the best restaurants in all of the Dordogne! We ordered the 32€ meal and would gladly have…read morepaid much more because it was absolutely magnifique! Everything was of the highest quality and so artistically presented. The duck confit egg rolls were delicate. The veal was so tender and the flavor was perfection. The last was a dark baked chocolate moose with a perfectly partnered ginger ice cream on the side. An absolute for anyone visiting the Dordogne!
Excellent service, outdoor courtyard seating in the heart of old Sarlat. The starters (entree)…read morewere excellent: shrimp cervice, tuna poke style, . For the plat (main course), the cabillaud made with coconut milk, crème de pois, shiitakes and some roe was original and absolutely delicious. Desserts very good too. Returned for a final lunch!
Absolutely delightful restaurant with delicious food and wonderful ambiance. Excellent service too…read more Highly recommend.
Perfect pastry and coffee. This is a very nice place with comfortable relaxed outside seating…read more This is unlike any other pâtisserie in the area
Foie gras is best in region. Served with aspic. Amazing. The fried goat cheese - phenomenal. Filet…read morecuts like butter. So tender. Salmon melts in your mouth.
Very happy with the service. Gentleman taking orders was very helpful. Enjoyed a great…read morecocktail-of-the-day. They took care of us even though we showed up unannounced with 10 people! The confit de canard was wonderful. Everyone enjoyed the appetizers and plates. Including the omelettes... Great location, clean and well appointed.
My boyfriend and I were really lucky that we found this place. We were able to score a reservation…read morefor Easter dinner and we were pleasantly surprised at how well executed all of our dishes were. The presentation and flavors were flawless. We had a set menu for 45 euros that would cost three times as much at home in the Bay Area. The modern yet intimate dining room presents a romantic and elegant setting. Staff was very attentive and we were glad they spoke English so we could inquire about all the wonderful dishes that came to the table. Not normally a fan of lamb, I found it exquisite here. The meat was wrapped in fat making each for a rich and tender morsel every bite. If you see lamb on the menu, be sure to order it! This is a great getaway from the touristy restaurants in Sarlat and worth the short drive. Don't leave without checking out the reception area where you there is a glass floor so you can see the water running under the building. It's really cool!
This was our very first meal in the Perigord Noir, and it was a great one! We have been eating out…read morefor lunch recently when traveling, and then having bread and cheese and for dinner. This is a Michelin Bib restaurant, which is what we largely sought out this trip, and the fixed price lunch was 35 euros. Amazing food, well prepared, beautiful setting and we would definitely come back to eat here!
We two picked up picnic lunch in Sep 2021…read more FOOD: 4.5. Bread and contents were fresh and delicious. SERVICE: 5.0. She was a delight to deal with.
I really enjoyed their tropical flavors. Going to melrose is even more enjoyable in this heat with…read morewith happy ice refreshing flavors. I recommend happy ice to all of Los Angeles .
A delicious gem serving vegetarian fare in the land of duck & fois gras. We stumbled upon Okivi and…read morewere drawn in by the unique & tasty food served up by friendly proprietors. They serve a set menu at a great price. Our first meal was lentil cakes with a yoghurt/tarragon sauce, followed by a vegetable lasagne and finished with choice of cookies or vegan banana bread. We had eaten the banana bread for breakfast so we opted for the cookies and they were great, too. While we ate, a couple of locals came by wanting the lasagne, but it was sold out! Make a reservation if you like the menu. A few days later, we were back. This time we had a samosa with mushrooms, cabbage & ginger. So yummy! The main course was couscous with fave beans, chanterelles and onion.
Everything we had here was delicious. Great vegetarian options using local ingredients, attractive…read moreplating, and superb blending of flavors--I only wish we hadn't eaten so much throughout the day and were not hungry enough for dessert. Although they were short on staff when we were there, the food came out reasonably fast. You get excellent value here. The atmosphere is a casual courtyard terrace, next to the cathedral, away from the more boisterous parts of the city center.
My husband and I are vegan and loved this place! Even though this isn't a vegetarian place, the…read moreowner is very helpful and welcoming to us who prefer to avoid meat. He's very warm and friendly and the food is some of the best we've had since being in France! Highly recommended!