Le Capharnaüm sur Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val

A hidden gem, sheltered from the world. A cool terrace despite the 40-degree heat! Simple yet delicious, fresh, and generous cuisine. A three-course menu for €20—yes, it still exists! I'll definitely go back if I'm ever in the area again.

A very pleasant place, all the staff are friendly and welcoming, the food is delicious and fresh, worthy of a Michelin-starred restaurant. A big thank you, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal.

A very nice, airy place, very pleasant staff, fresh and delicious food, nothing to complain about. The menu is simple but very effective. This restaurant deserves to be known and recognized. We will definitely return. Excellent value for money. Top-notch.

A very good meal, generous portions, delicious homemade food. A warm welcome. Our baby's meal was warmed up and served on a plate. A big thank you to this wonderful team. We will definitely be back 😊. Very reasonable prices. Go early if you haven't made a reservation.

Curious about the wide variety of reviews, we went there for dinner. The service is truly exceptional; she doesn't rush you from the moment you walk in. The lady moves at her own pace, admirably, adhering to the golden rule that rushing is humbling. But I can't say we waited long; on the contrary, we received our dishes quite quickly. If you're looking for fine dining and superb presentation, this isn't the place for you, but if you simply want to eat well and try tasty, simple local food, you'll be satisfied. It's a home-style cooking style, just like my mother-in-law cooks. We ordered gazpacho, chicken salad, and duck confit, and all of these dishes were very good. The cheesecakes were a bit less impressive, but acceptable. I especially enjoyed the duck leg. The price is fixed at €20 for a starter, main course, and dessert. Water is also included, and it's fine if you don't order wine or another beverage, which is met with mixed reactions in other restaurants.

I chose this restaurant today quite by chance. The menu is very reasonably priced for the quality. However, the service was very (too!) slow. I understand it was busy this Saturday, but 30 minutes between courses is really long. It has a family atmosphere. Reservations are recommended.

A very long wait for a three-course meal... three hours at the table. A shame, because the dishes were quite good and the price reasonable for the portion size; the homemade soup and salmon tartare were flavorful! But waiting over an hour to find out if someone would even come to take our dessert orders, many of which were missing ingredients, and then having to serve ourselves, is not what I would recommend.

We arrived at 6 pm, after a family outing, on a tight budget, and received a very warm welcome and a nice little meal! Thank you.

The food was excellent and the service was great.

I love this restaurant for so much more than its food. Here, everything exudes a warm, welcoming tradition, one that doesn't try to impress but rather to comfort. Each dish seems prepared with patience, like a silent act of love. The place has a soul, and so does the chef. You can feel it in the flavors, in the perfect simplicity, in that invisible attentiveness that soothes the soul. It's a place that calms, that slows down time, where you feel welcomed just as you are. Eating here isn't just about nourishment; it's about relaxing, unwinding, and leaving feeling a little lighter.