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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

AUBERGE LA SELETTE

AUBERGE LA SELETTE – Route Départementale 5 Cabezac, 11120 Bize Minervois

You would think we have few restaurants to visit that are worth writing about, given the number I already have reviewed. It seems however that the number of good places to eat is endless in our neighborhood. La Salette is a restaurant in Minervois, not far from Cabezac where you can visit the local vinery and the well-known olive oil producer and shop – L’Oulibo.

The food is nice at a reasonable prize. We had a very nice lamb steak for main and their Café gourmand was something special. For those who are not familiar with the concept it is a small sample of all the deserts on the menu accompanied by a cup of coffee. The venue is nice with plenty of space inside. The outside terrace is however very noisy and smelly due to the road with very heavy traffic that goes just beside it.

The owners are a Belgian couple, but they speak English, which makes it popular among English expats. Maybe that’s why they have fish and chips on the menu and Belgian chips.

The restaurant has a wine-cellar next door there you can buy local wine.

WEB: http://www.laselette.fr/
Latest visit: March 2015
Number of visits: 1
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Plats: RD5, Cabezac, Bize-Minervois, Frankrike

3 comments:

  1. UnknownMarch 22, 2015 at 10:27 AM

    The people who own and run La Salette are Belgian, not Dutch, hence the Belgian chips! You should get your facts right if you are going to do a review.

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  2. Jan GranathMarch 22, 2015 at 10:53 AM

    Hi Judith
    Judged from your comment it sounds like you would prefer I did not write about the restaurant at all, rather than doing such a terrible mistake as to give the owners the wrong nationality. Anyhow - I will correct it and tell my informers they are wrong - if you do not prefer I delete the review.
    PS/As comming from Sweden I am always confused beeing Swiss, but I can live with that.
    BR
    Jan

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  3. UnknownJuly 31, 2015 at 4:05 PM

    Amazing! Not to mention I can't believe I've been following your blog for such a long time.

    Restaurant Inventory Management

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