Le Vieux Logis

24510 TRÉMOLAT
15.5/20
 Remarkable Restaurant
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Chef
Vincent Arnould
Cooking
French | Local
Services
Access for people with disabilities | Accomodation | Garden | Pets allowed | Private Parking | Terrace | Valet parking
Style
Exceptional setting | Romantic | With family
Budget (€)
Indicative price per person (excl. drinks)
130 to 160

Gault&Millau's review 2026

In the heart of this Périgord village nestled in a meander of the Dordogne, Le Vieux Logis has been a Relais & Châteaux hotel since 1952. In the impeccable formal garden with its stream running through it, meals are served in the shade of the lime trees in fine weather. But the rest of the year you'll feel right at home in the former tobacco drying shed: high ceilings and a mezzanine create a theatrical setting in which the old meets the new, as evidenced by the Catellani & Smith suspension lamp. The cuisine asserts its Périgord roots - foie gras, truffles, duck, walnuts - while opening up to other influences, playing on land-sea or sweet-floral combinations with slow, precise cooking. Duck foie gras marinated in Monbazillac and ginger seduces with its geometric presentation, the freshness of its jelly, the precision of its onion compote and the subtlety of its ginger. The crispy calf's head plays on the contrast between the softness of the candied meat and the crispness of the brick; it is enhanced by a langoustine tartar, which adds a silky, noble note, and peas offering a pleasant vegetable note. We also like the roasted lean back for its precise cooking and the stuffed zucchini flower that accompanies it. Roast pigeon, with pan-fried foie gras, combines melting flesh and caramelized skin, tasty chanterelles and well-executed salpicon; only the jus lacks a little concentration. The desserts prolong the pleasure: strawberries and rhubarb in an intensely fruity jus, then Valrhona chocolate and hazelnut in a light mousse invigorated by a more full-bodied verrine, with a melting Baileys ice cream. The wine list combines prestige and diversity, from Burgundy to the icons of Bordeaux and the Rhône, while promoting Bergerac and local winemakers at measured prices; the glass service, precise thanks to the Enomatic, offers a fine range of styles, from Loire chenin to southern grenache. In a place where elegance is sober and natural, far from flashy effects, Périgord advances with measure and taste, faithful to its roots but open to the times.
LOCATION

LOCATION

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Address Le Bourg
24510 Trémolat
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People
  • Vincent Arnould
    Vincent Arnould Chef
    Vincent Arnould Vincent Arnould Chef
  • Aurélien Helfrich
    Aurélien Helfrich Pastry Chef
    Aurélien Helfrich Aurélien Helfrich Pastry Chef
  • Yves Clément
    Yves Clément Chef de service
    Yves Clément Yves Clément Chef de service
  • Guillaume Le Bongoat
    Guillaume Le Bongoat Sommelier
    Guillaume Le Bongoat Guillaume Le Bongoat Sommelier