This is the largest supermarket in the area. It's also open later than most. They sell everything…read morefrom food & household items to clothing, garden supplies, electronics & appliances.

We stopped here for a quick coffee and snack on a day trip. All locations are pretty standard:…read moresandwiches, croissants, coffee, macaron and some fun dessert that is seasonal. We had cappuccinos and croissants. Both were good. Quick service and handy to have when slightly hungry.

This will be two separate but equally favorable reviews for the hotel and the restaurant…read more Hotel: I planned to stay here for two nights but had to leave after the first night due to a severe toothache, which required care before the Bastille Day holiday weekend. I booked the junior suite, which was large and well furnished. The bed was extremely comfortable and the shower was wonderful. My only complaint is that it was an odd mix or 5 star and two star. For example, we did not have any tissues in the room and instead of glasses in the bathroom, there were plastic cups wrapped in plastic. Because I had to leave early, the owners took off the price for the dogs. The grounds are lush, vast, and beautifully landscaped. It is a former flour mill and there is a small waterfall and river that runs near the hotel and restaurant. You can hear it from the room. It is owned by a charming couple who did everything to ensure that we had a nice stay, including providing me with dog bowls, which I had forgotten. The young gentleman who was the server at dinner also helped us with our bags was friendly and very helpful. If you are a bird lover, this is the property for you. There are hundreds of parrots and budgies of differing varieties, as well as some peacocks. It has become a bird sanctuary of sorts. Prices are very reasonable. Restaurant: I ate here for dinner and had breakfast as well. The food is stellar. For dinner, there were two amuse bouches: 1) a zucchini custard with a small amount of tuna; 2) "American calamari" which was a spicy tomato sauce. For an appetizer, I had duck and scallop tartare, which finger lime pearls and caviar, with a wasabi cream sauce. It was one of the tastiest things I have eaten in a long time. For my dinner, I had lotte (a/k/a monkfish), which is one of my favorite things. It was served in a curry sauce and perfectly cooked vegetables. Dessert was rosemary shortbread served with apricot ice cream, rosemary ice cream, and apricot custard. Very pretty and tasty. The owner is the chef and he is very talented. I also appreciated how respectful they were to find substitutes for my husband who can't eat shellfish. All of this was 57 euros per person. I think it was the best value meal I have ever had.

Awesome place ! They have a wagon where you can have a coffee, tea or local beers ! Great cookies…read moreNd différent type of pastries and price is great. Want to have some good quiet time : go there !!

A very legendary confectioner in France that is famous for their Dragees Amandes. Got a small bag…read moreof the Lounguette Catalans. Crispy, sugar coating and meaty almond inside. Great with straight black coffee or espresso as an after dinner treat.

The Cafe de Commerce is in the lovely square of the medieval village of Lauzerte in Tarn & Garonne,…read moresouth west France. Unfortunately it is only open in the summer as the current owner isn't too bothered about running a bar. Having said that, he is friendly, speaks excellent English and loves the area, its language (Occitan, tho not much spoken now) and traditions. There is no food but a good selection of interesting beers and wine at reasonable prices. The decor isn't up to much but in good weather you can sit outside in the sun and enjoy looking at the arcaded square and the people passing by. Saturday morning is market day.