Taken over by Geoffrey Bémont, the village's former train station is now home to a friendly market table, where you can eat by the slate in a sober, contemporary setting of red, black and white. The ideas are simple and effective, selling easily at €27, snails with garlic cream or tomato, feta and ham tartar, sea trout with chorizo, duck breast with mushrooms, strawberry and lemon tart. Good service.