Bar & Restaurant

Glass walls, a patchwork of traditional Moroccan cement tiles on the floor, chairs designed by Panton in the 1950s, tables in gray and pink marble... Eras intertwine, but the cuisine is of today.

Chic and convivial, you will enjoy it here for a business meal, a study lunch, an evening stopover, a moment with family or friends.

The room is vast. The thick, taut carpet gives a feeling of lightness. Its design, created by Italian photographer Elia Festa, immerses you in his world of black and white, creating an abstract cosmos and transferring, as he wished, the art from the walls to the floor.

The ambiance, for the rest, is given by the glimmers and patinas in gradient that touch the columns, reliefs, and decorations, which the room has enriched over the years. At the back, a huge mirror dominates a marble credenza that was a hunting table; the kitchens are nearby. And with the setting thus laid out, Gastronomy takes its rights.

The place is a must-see, and, they say, a little Périgordian indulgence, it's good to be seen there…

The Southwest sun rises. The large umbrellas unfold, and you find yourself comfortably seated, letting your mind wander, enjoying the calm surroundings, a refreshing cocktail in hand…

Whenever the weather permits, meals, whether for lunch or dinner, are served on the terrace for everyone's greatest pleasure.

The Chef will then offer you his barbecue meat specialties; the holidays are here.

To start your day off right, there's nothing like a varied and delicious breakfast. Under the Glass Roof of the Château, served from 7 am to 10 am, discover our American Buffet.

Enjoy homemade, organic, artisanal, or local products; freshly baked pastries; soft-boiled eggs; freshly squeezed fruit juices; cottage cheese, seasonal fruits, seeds, and dried fruits for a perfect healthy bowl; charcuterie and cheeses; homemade cakes; scrambled eggs and crispy bacon, for indulgence!