Dans Les Pas d'Eugénie sur Le Chambon-Sur-Lignon

For my part, everything I ate was excellent, however the quantities were too small for my taste, for 42 euros I would have appreciated 1 more and a little more than 3 slices of duck breast. Same observation for my wife with her starter and her main course.

Perfect in every way: quality of the food, friendly service and value for money. I recommend it 100%.

Very disappointed! We took the Velay Express train. We hadn't actually reserved a table, but we were turned away on the grounds that the restaurant was full, even though the room was half full and the terrace empty. We had to insist to get a simple dessert. Luckily we had some snacks in our backpacks, otherwise we wouldn't have eaten anything. Not very fair play to the Velay Express association! In response to your inappropriate feedback: Hello, I find it rather inappropriate to write a review for a restaurant without even having eaten there. I think you had booked your train journey; I assume you didn't get on without a ticket, so being fair also means booking the restaurant, especially when you know you'll be coming to eat. This is called good manners and respect for the people who work. When we can accommodate more people, we do so, but priority is given to the people who book in order to offer them the best possible service. Saying the terrace was empty to support your point isn't very fair play... Sincerely, You should have been able to eat! You're only open at lunchtime, lost in the countryside, and you're allowed to turn away customers; that's called refusal of sale and it's prohibited. Fortunately, the region is clearly investing to support the site! And for your information, restaurants take people everywhere without reservations, especially these days when tourism is in a bad way. I'd also like to point out that the train sells tickets to many customers without reservations, and on top of that, they bring you quite a few customers. Not to mention cyclists and walkers. Vacationers also deal with the weather without always planning everything, fortunately! With such attitudes in business, you'll probably soon be unemployed! And reread your post, you're making mistakes.