L'Ourasi sur Lanouaille

Very nice bar/tobacconist with a bakery next door

The pastries are excellent, a succulent apple turnover!!! Pleasant service both at the bakery and at the adjoining bar.

Passing through the village, we stopped by chance at this address to buy some bread. We received a warm welcome, bought two loaves, and spotted a young baker as we were leaving. I must commend him on the quality of his bread, which is excellent.

Ludo and Marie-Joe are two wonderful people who never leave you in a bind, always smiling, always full of energy—in short, my absolute favorites! They're top-notch 👍👍👍👍👍 and their bread is so good you'll want to eat it even when you're not hungry. I highly recommend them. Try them and you'll be hooked, so don't hesitate.

A completely impromptu stop during our motorcycle road trip, and frankly, it's exactly the kind of place you hope to find on the road without necessarily looking for it. The bistro-tabac, a real bistro like you hardly ever see anymore. Open on a Sunday, and for that alone, respect, and with that simple, authentic, unpretentious, but warm atmosphere. You immediately feel that it's a place where people live, not a cookie-cutter establishment. We arrived on our motorcycles, a little worn out, and were greeted naturally, without a forced smile, but with that genuine feeling that makes all the difference. The kind of place where you sit down and instantly feel at ease. My son uttered a phrase that sums it all up: "This is the best hot chocolate of our trip." And honestly, he's not wrong. A real hot chocolate, not some watered-down or powdered thing thrown together quickly. This one is generous, comforting, exactly what you need after a few kilometers. Another big plus: the bakery right next door. And we're not talking about a minor detail here. The vanilla éclairs are simply enormous—literally and figuratively. Generously filled, indulgent, and above all, delicious. Not cloying, not mass-produced, just perfect. This bistro + bakery combo is a real bonus. You can take a complete break without leaving home: coffee, hot chocolate, a little treat… everything is there. What I also appreciated is that it's genuine. It's not an "Instagrammable" spot, it's not a concept. It's a real neighborhood business, useful, vibrant, and rooted in its community. And that's becoming rare. For motorcyclists, it's definitely a good place to keep in mind. Easy to stop, relaxed atmosphere, no fuss. You can leave feeling refreshed, with the sense of having taken a real break, not just a fuel stop. In short, a very pleasant surprise on the road. The kind of simple yet memorable place that you stay in mind and recommend without hesitation. We'll definitely be back! 👍

A completely impromptu stop during our motorcycle road trip, and frankly, it's exactly the kind of place you hope to find on the road without necessarily looking for it. The bistro-tabac, a real bistro like you hardly ever see anymore. Open on a Sunday, and for that alone, respect, and with that simple, authentic, unpretentious, but warm atmosphere. You immediately feel that it's a place where people live, not a cookie-cutter establishment. We arrived on our motorcycles, a little worn out, and were greeted naturally, without a forced smile, but with that genuine feeling that makes all the difference. The kind of place where you sit down and instantly feel at ease. My son uttered a phrase that sums it all up: "This is the best hot chocolate of our trip." And honestly, he's not wrong. A real hot chocolate, not some watered-down or powdered thing thrown together quickly. This one is generous, comforting, exactly what you need after a few kilometers. Another big plus: the bakery right next door. And we're not talking about a minor detail here. The vanilla éclairs are simply enormous—literally and figuratively. Generously filled, indulgent, and above all, delicious. Not cloying, not mass-produced, just perfect. This bistro + bakery combo is a real bonus. You can take a complete break without leaving home: coffee, hot chocolate, a little treat… everything is there. What I also appreciated is that it's genuine. It's not an "Instagrammable" spot, it's not a concept. It's a real neighborhood business, useful, vibrant, and rooted in its community. And that's becoming rare. For motorcyclists, it's definitely a good place to keep in mind. Easy to stop, relaxed atmosphere, no fuss. You can leave feeling refreshed, with the sense of having taken a real break, not just a fuel stop. In short, a very pleasant surprise on the road. The kind of simple yet memorable place that you stay in mind and recommend without hesitation. We'll definitely be back! 👍

Very good bread, you can try it.