At the foot of the medieval church of Saint Pierre, in a fairly quiet cobbled square with spaced terraces, this is a welcoming place, feminine in its decor and fresh, friendly service, with a cuisine based on local and preferably seasonal produce: white beans and whelks from the Bassin, saucisse de morteau, a simple starter of the period, octopus from the Atlantic, black chickpeas from the Tarn and leeks from the Lot, a very correct homemade dish, pear from the Lot-et-Garonne, ribot milk from tagetes, an honest cook's dessert. Correct wine cellar, a little too plain, especially on the choice by the glass.