Excellent location, on the side street away from the main square, away from most of the noise and passing pedestrians. We ate outdoors and the warm weather made us have a pleasant dining experience. The staff was pleasant and helpful and provided us with an English version of the menu. We didn't have an opening. My husband's main course was veal sweet bread and langoustine. Longustine was small and therefore a bit irritable, but the sweet bread was very well seasoned and prepared. I ordered duck breast and duck liver pastry and it was really disappointing. This duck didn't taste very well. The fat beneath the skin is not fully converted, the skin is soft, fat-rich and inedible. The pastry is thick and mostly raw. The duck liver is still delicious. I won't order this dish again. The desert is a citrate with a "protein bran". The pastries were hard, the protein paste was too thick, but the pie was smooth and lemony. My husband had hard shell caramel apples, which were delicious but nothing special. Our meal included good red and white wines recommended by one of the staff. Overall, it was a very ordinary dining experience, disappointing a region of France known for its cuisine.