It's a beautiful pink-shuttered house away from the crowds, not far from the château. Its reputation is long-established, and chef Henrick Garriga maintains it with well-executed specialties, such as his lobster tajine, rather generous and well-made, with a port-glazed meat jus and well-spiced ras el-hanout (the chef has made a specialty of shellfish, which he also prepares in ravioli or sauté). The menu is classic and well-priced (expect €80 à la carte), both in its atmosphere and in its proposals, surrounding the product with the manner befitting a traditional tourist clientele, which does not prevent the right flavor and precise seasoning, as with the warm oysters and cep velouté or the homemade rum baba. A small, very classic wine cellar, with a few regional products, Marine does a great job in the dining room, where she runs the place with precision and a smile.