Situated next to the Fessant d'Or but with a larger terrace. They have evening specials traditional…read moreFrench bistro cuisine. They are quite busy which is always a good sign. I had the terrine de foie gras. Always a favourite. It was a good portion with a fig jam. It was the best part of the meal. My main was pizza, Reine. The toppings were good but the crust was chewy. Good service and very polite. An enjoyable meal but not memorable. Probably a 3.5

Brasserie- Restaurant located right next to Faison Dore. You would think by walking by that for…read moretheir terrace - patio that Le Lion and Faison Dore are one place as they butt up against one another. Faison Dore has the red awning and Li Lion is the green awning distinguishing the two places. On my time here in Clermont I've eaten here three times. The pizza really is fantastic. On my first visit I had one of the pizzas (can't remember the name) with cured ham and olives. Cheese was generous serving and the pizza was overall awesome! Serving size is quite huge and delicious. Also, if you don't finish it they will wrap it up for you to go. Secondly the salads are equally delicious. They are big servings, fresh veggies and very filling yet you have the feel that you consumed something healthier. Both visits I selected the Cobb salad as it came with a generous serving of blue d'auvergne chicken, lardons and loads of veggies. The inside of the restaurant has that sort of grotto feel to it. Yet it's warm and cosy. The outside terrace- patio is great on nicer days yet beware as this is where many smokers will go and park themselves. Overall if you are not bothered by the smokers it's a great experience! Food is a notch above Faison Dore next door.

This was like eating on a farm in the middle of nowhere. After hiking up the Puy de Dome, the work…read moreguys invited me up here to have dinner with them and my husband. Absolutely beautiful, with excellent HOMECOOKED food. Just let them serve you whatever they're making at the time. The Coq du Coq was excellent. The dessert excellent. The cheese like it came straight from the cow or goat. My only thing I have to say, is that the lady who works here or owns this place, kinda had attitude. She didn't crack a smile at all, and I didn't think she liked us too much, like everything we asked was such a great big chore or task for her. But other than that the food was good!

A very nice tasting meal with wine in an ancient medieval town…read more We stopped in for a tour of the basilica Notre Dame D'Orcival with our small tour and private guide. After learning about the town and the church we adjourned to this restaurant for our lunch. We sampled four different local cheeses and various meats, pork, and breads, and large platters of potatoes, cheese and cream. Way too much to finish. Service was completely unobtrusive but efficient and pleasant. A nice stop on our tour. We really enjoyed the mid-day meal before heading back out on our journey to Dordogne. Mark & Nancy.

Delicious food (local to Auvergne - such as the wonderful Aligot), and a very welcoming staff. The…read morevillage is most picturesque too.

I really enjoyed the meal. Tasty and curated food, the recipes are original and we'll presented…read more Try the Kyr Auvergnat as an aperitive!

I was tempted to give this restaurant only 1 star so that nobody comes here and I can keep it all…read moreto myself, but the food is too good to do that. Great foie gras appetizer and a nice beef main course. Followed by a mi-cuit au chocolat that was really good. Quite the good affair for lunch menu. On the downside, the draft beer selection was a bit limited.

On holiday we like going out for lunch and found this lovely Bar/Restaurant. The had a lunch…read moreformule "le formule Mistral" with starter, main course and dessert that appealed to us so we sat down. The staff was very friendly. During the meal it was getting to hot in the sun and the staff suggested us to move to another table. Excellent! The food was very good. And as soon as they noticed we weren't French they immediately begun speaking English. Tomorrow is our wedding anniversary so it's likely we go back.

Delicious Indian food in a city whereby the meat and potatoes run like the water from the tap. This…read morecowboy however needs a break from all that rich creamy, cheesy Auvergnat food that is stick to your ribs good but coma inducing. I decided to venture here on my own one quiet Sunday evening to sample some of the flavours and spices of the Far East like Columbus did hundreds of years ago! For my meal I had a a selection fit for a King consisting of a taste of pakora, tandoori chicken, papadam samosa, rice and a delicious lamb curry. Everything was succulent and the flavours delicious. For the appetizer it came with a four selection of mango chutney, mango pickle, creamy sauce and a yoghurt based one also. It was just the balance of flavours to dip the appetizers in which was delightful. For dessert was a nice gulab jamun and to finish off was a chai tea which was creamy and light spiced. Had e taste buds tingling. Overall service and experience was excellent. Thanks. Fantastic!

Great Indian food! If you are looking for a fair deal for lunch, I can recommand the dishes there,…read moreit is really worth the money.

Simple inexpensive meal in center of Meymac…read more This is a café that also serves food. It is located in the center of scenic Meymac with small tables set outside. There is a nice view of the village plaza and the church. The menu is quite affordable (less than 15 Euros I think) with simple dishes served in generous portions. Nothing original, just everyday food with efficient service. The andouillette was nice and the desserts tasty. The wine was quite decent. A good stop.