La Criee Criee Perigueux - Chancelade

I eat here all the time. Very good fresh seafood and good deserts. You have to hunt for the restaurant, it is on a busy roundabout and easy to miss. If you are on a shopping trip and don't want to drive into to the town center it is a first class place to stop and eat. The staff are helpful and friendly. Cool and pleasing inside, they also have an outside terrace.

What a nice find. A real surprise in the middle of a commercial zone. The food is wonderful. I chose the fish soup and Mussels Roquefort my wife chose the seafood spring rolls and the Mussels a la Creme. Accompanied by a nice Cote de Bergerac rosé wine. The placating itself could be nicer however the restaurant is nicely decorated and very comfortable. The staff are friendly, polite and very helpful.

The Restaurant is clean and comfortable. The service was excellent, quick, helpful and polite staff. Very good value for money.

This is one of a chain of seafood restaurants.New building decked out attractively with seafood theme.The plateau des fruits de mer was fresh and well presented.Service a little slow but nothing to complain about but the front of house staff could smile a little more!

This is a chain of 40 plus restaurants. We were a bit disappointed that there were no mussels available to order. Found the food to be oversalted, presumably to encourage the ordering of drinks. Service excellent. For British visitors unfamiliar with this I would liken it to Loch Fyne on steroids.

I happened across this restaurant by chance because it was prominent next to a roundabout near Perigeux. It is attractive exterior wise and inside is spotlessly clean with excellent and welcoming staff. The food is first class and perhaps not the cheapest but excellent value with a good wine list.The staff are all knowledgeable and the service is first class.It is light and very well decorated with abundant TV's accentuating the marine theme!Unhesitatingly recommended as a top fish restaurant.

Fantasic service! Beautiful food! Lovely Wine! Nice modern clean restaurant with a sea and sailing decor. Highly recommend the Macon-village - good fruity win. The Oysters - tasty! The fish soup - a rich fish tasting broth! The Roquefort Moules - a huge pot of creamy saltyness. A real surprise to find in Chancelade!

We have eaten at La Criée, Chancelade, several times, and have always found it to be a pleasant place for a weekday lunch during a shopping trip. Today we were "pushing the boat out" and I had the Plateau de Fruits de Mer. This is advertised as being from 17.50 euros but you don't get a lot for that. I chose the most expensive of the four categories at 42.50 euros and got half a small lobster, oysters, crevettes and one small langoustine. I didn't want any whelks or winkles so was allowed extra oysters & crevettes. I asked for this to be served at the same time as R's starter of three grilled sardines. We shared a bottle of dry white wine which was quite refreshing but I thought 33 euros was quite a price for it. As we had half an hour sitting over this as an aperitif before our food arrived, it would have been nice to have been offered something to nibble with it.R had a piece of salmon poached in sorrel sauce on tagliatelle, while I continued to eat my seafood. It was all quite nice but I would have liked a bit of crab, too, at this price.Our crêpes Suzette were a bit of a disappointment as we had expected them to be cooked at the table - they weren't - we couldn't taste any Grand Marnier or anything like it, and the whipped cream from a pump tasted synthetic.Coffee came with a little square of chocolate and the service was very friendly and pleasant. On reflection, I think we will stick to the basic menu on a weekday lunchtime in future.