Les meilleurs restaurants en Mazet-Saint-Voy

22/09/2024: We ate well, puff pastry starter with chanterelles for my husband, lentil terrine for me: delicious and plentiful. the dish: fish, gratin, ratatouille and parsley tomatoes. The super good dessert, a nice surprise for me, the owners of the place are friendly and welcoming, even our dog was well received. We will return

18/09/2024: Very friendly staff and homemade food at a reasonable price, a great time

27/07/2024: A great place for a trout fishing trip! No regrets, welcoming and smiling people. I recommend this superb place.

23/07/2024: Go there if you don't like nature! What an ecological disaster on the plateau of the just where it seems that no one is any more sensitive to their environment, to nature, to our nourishing earth which on the contrary should be preserved with heart and which has so much to give us if we know how to respect it. An entire ecosystem sacrificed for profit for years without anyone being offended. The rainbow trout in the pond are fed fish meal (see also the scandal regarding the fishing of these small fish to make meal while the small fishermen no longer have enough fish to support themselves). to their needs in certain countries) and dried blood. A friend happened to find a bag of these foods which had flown away from the farm. The sources of cold and pure water which fed this river are used in the pond where the stagnant water heats up and takes on matter. They are also used in the production of these strawberries, raspberries... using fertilizers, pesticides or other bromadiolone (seen by my friend between rows of strawberries to eradicate rats and their predators. And in the woods next to a landfill where, among other things, plastic bottles are piled up (probably used by seasonal workers who come to harvest the crops) I saw wetlands there that were drained to recover the water and be able to put greenhouses there where, at more than 1000 meters of altitude, we grow very quickly for more yield. This is the nature that we present to Sunday tourists who, after a fishing trip, buy these fruits. This river no longer resembles what it used to be, it has lost many of its inhabitants such as crayfish... and brown trout are becoming increasingly rare given the warming of the water. In summer it happens more and more often that this river dries up, leading to the death of the beings who inhabit it. A long time ago I fished in this river, it was alive at that time. This summer 2021 when I came back, I didn't recognize him. How sad.