Auberge de la Tour

Trying not to be too harsh here....this is a small, family run restaurant in a small village. We didn 't come looking for Michelin starred food and expectations were met. A range if modestly priced standard Italian fare, with quite a variety of dishes. We went for pizza and a red wine, the wine was good, the pizza average topping very good apart from the tinned jarred olives a pet hate of mine, fresh is always best, and of course everyone has their idea of the perfect pizza dough, this was a little thin for me and looked a bit 'oily ' could even have been fried? Anyway it fit the bill for a wet Tuesday night but to be honest I 've had better.

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On a bike ride, our gps made us pass through this small restaurant that doesn’t pay a mine outside, but in which we ate very well. Pizzas and desserts were very good. has a very reasonable price, for 2 pizzas, 2 desserts and 2 drinks that we paid 46€ if we return, we will not hesitate to stop again.

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Accidentally ran into this restaurant for lunch on a Sunday at 14:00. Most restaurants in the campagne shut at that time, but they agreed to stay open a bit longer to feed our family of 4. Very nice people. We had really great pizzas, with some lovely local rosé. Recommended.

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Visited with my two sisters, one of which has a home nearby. The lady serving us was lovely and the food really good. A gem in a small village and a place I will return to.

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Don’t be put off by the outside I almost was friendly staff and good enough pizza with a tasty glass of wine. The village needs our custom and this place is a hub.

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