La Table des 3 Chevaliers

Really nice food with great location on the square in Lauzerte. The burgers are especially good. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely food and good menu for our family. Traditional regional menu but nicely presented alongside gourmet burgers. A perfect combination for a family with teenagers. Relaxed atmosphere and situated in the square in Lauzerte which is a pretty bastide village. Service was a little slow but not so it spoiled our evening and they apologised for this. Would happily revisit.

The food here is made from fresh ingredients in house by the chef. From steak to hand made burgers presented beautifully and equally delicious. You can sit out side and watch the world go by whilst you dine.The restaurant is set at the top of Lauzerte in the square surrounded by medieval shuttered houses and cobbled streets. It really does stir the imagination on what went on there in times gone by. A really lovely place.

This restaurant is in an old, colonnaded building on the main square near the church: parking is available a few streets lower on the esplanade. There are other places nearby but this seemed to be the best.The food was mainly very good and well presented although the menu was not especially imaginative. The crême brulée was "scrambled" which was the only (small) let down. The service was friendly although not particularly speedy.

Enjoyed a very pleasant lunch of burgers and Gourmet Cafe. Very good service, excellent tasting, fresh food. Certainly delicious and hit the spot! Good ambience and nicely decorated restaurant. House wine good. Would recommend booking but will definitely return. Thank you.

Every summer I go down to see my grandmother next to Lauzerte, as a treat we always go out as a family to a restaurant. Many of the restaurants in the area are not quite up to our standards and we are often left disappointed by the food or the service or even both. But this is far from the case at the Table des 3 chevaliers, where you can expect to eat delicious food and be met with enthusiastic service. Although a restaurant serving traditional french dishes, it dares to offer some exotic dishes like sashimi when we where there. To specify, we have not tried the evening meals as we often go for lunch and get a fresh salad as it is so hot, but they were perfect. The salad is big enough to fill you up and it comes with amazing toppings like foie gras. I would with out hesitation recommend this restaurant to anyone travelling in the area looking for a nice restaurant to have lunch. It disposes of a lovely location, with a view on the market square of Lauzerte, and it is placed in the shade of the old constructions that are 100s of years old. I have eaten at many restaurants in the area and they have often left me disappointing but La table des trois chevaliers has never, with out a doubt one of the best restaurants in the area.

There were seven in our party, four adults, a 17, 16 and 13 year old. We sat outside with a great view of the market square (loved the pavement lifted up at one end), The younger ones in our party had steak and chips with a drink and ice-cream for afters - great value at Euro 12 each. The four adults all went of the Euro 33 a head, five courses. Gazpacho - excellent, a hint of garlic. Pate Foie Gras, Confit of duck, goats cheese and then a beautifully presented plate of four different desserts. The courses were all small but beautifully presented, and excellent taste and texture. Felt very "satisfied" after the meal and not overly full. At the end of the meal, Jake, the Chef/Owner came out to speak to us. He is clearly passionate about what he does, talked about the building and its history and that of Lauzerte too. A really most enjoyable evening. Cannot fault a thing