Are you a gourmet with a sweet tooth? Then discover the best restaurants in Brousse-le-Château to complete your stay.
If you’re out and about in the Aveyron department of Occitanie, don’t miss a visit to one of France’s most beautiful villages. Adventure often whets the appetite, so stop off for a bite to eat at Brousse-le-Château.
Situated equidistant from Rodez, Albi and Millau, this charming fortified village dates back to the Middle Ages. When you arrive, you’ll be struck by the beauty of the setting. The castle and the village dominate the Tarn valley and the surrounding countryside. It’s a safe bet that you’ll want to stop for a snack and enjoy the view.
What’s more, the region is renowned for its good food. Indeed, local specialities include aligot, tripoux, gâteau à la broche, farçous, échaudés, flaune, cheese soup… Got your mouth watering yet? Then discover the best places to eat in Brousse-le-Château.
1. Le Relays du Chasteau
Photo credit: Facebook – Le Relays du Chasteau
Address: D54
Price: €€€
Opinion : ★★★★
The only hotel in the village is also the only restaurant in Brousse-le-Château itself. And that’s not a bad thing, because the food here is good, if not excellent. Chef Philippe Sénégas and his wife Sybile offer traditional Aveyron and regional cuisine.
Depending on the season and the week’s arrivals, you’ll be able to sample local charcuterie, tripoux, lamb sweetbreads, foie gras… and much more besides. What’s more, Sybile doesn’t hesitate to put forward delicious regional wines.
A la carte and menu prices remain very reasonable. The menu costs €28 (starter/main course/cheese/dessert), while à la carte prices range from €11 to €14.60. A really good place to eat in Brousse-le-Château at reasonable prices.
2. Josephine’s Table
Photo credit: Facebook – La table de Joséphine
Address: D60, 12550 Montclar
Price: €€€
Opinion : ★★★★
La Table de Joséphine is a good alternative if you can’t eat in Brousse-le-Château itself. This restaurant, located a few kilometers from the town in the small village of Montclar, also serves traditional, high-quality Aveyron cuisine. What’s more, depending on the time of year, you can enjoy your meal in front of the monumental fireplace or on the terrace. The panoramic view is splendid.
As far as the menu is concerned, each day, depending on the season, the unique €14 menu offers two starters, two main courses and two desserts, as well as a cheese platter. Fine tart with smoked duck breast, foie gras, beef tournedos… And, of course, Aveyron cheeses! Here are just a few examples of what you’ll be able to sample. A real gourmet bargain!
And what about you? Where are you going to eat in Brousse-le-Château?