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!

From the owner: La Combe de Job propose des produits gastronomiques fabriqués artisanalement en Corrèze. Ses…read morespécialités : foie gras de canard, foie gras d'oie, figues au foie gras,cou de canard,cou d'oie, confit de canard, cassoulet au confit,cèpes cuisinés,pâté aux châtaignes et au foie gras, rillettes de canard,truffes du Périgord, coffrets cadeaux et produits du terroir.

A wonderful find in "the middle of nowhere"! Good service, pleasant decor, excellent cooking,…read moremarvellous combination of flavours, locally sourced high quality products, tasteful presentation and very reasonably priced menus. We were bowled over and will be back soon.

Kiwis! Fresh figs! Mangoes! Fresh spinach! In Ussel, the market "Procenc'Halles" is outstandingly…read moregood. Very fresh, clean store, and selections you cannot find anywhere else in Correze or Creuse Departments. The owner explained the store format: It's like 3 "markets" in one -- cheese; meat; fruits and vegetables -- each having it's own boss, but united under 1 roof. At check-out, you (the shopper) won't notice the difference. It operates like one food store. In particular, considering the very mundane and predictable selections available in local area supermarkets or farmer's markets, Provenc'Halles is rather amazing. Quality and freshness of the produce is excellent, as are the prices. Very nice cheese selections from France and outside France (it's nice to have a break from local St. Nectaire and Contal varieties). On a recent look through the meat department, we found all the essentials and even turkey, which the butcher was happy to cube up for us to make our own kebabs. I hope the cleanliness and nice selections are clear from the photos I attach. It really is a stand-out store for the area. I didn't check the store hours, but my most recent receipt shows opening times of 6h-19h30. Not sure if that's every day. They don't have a website (I asked). Accepts credit cards.

Looking for a place to try the local cheese? Look no further as here you will be able to feast on…read moreSaint-Nectaire anything and everything (and yes by the end of the meal you will never look at another cheese in the same way). We tried a few of their specialties: the croquant, the fondue and the phounsounette. Everything was good, though it seemed as if the kitchen was trying to go faster than they should as all of it could have been cooked a few more minutes. The service was very friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere as barn-y as you'd want it to be.