La P'tite treille - Issigeac

This is a quiet but beautiful location for coffee, snacks and tasty ice creams. It's so good we've been back several times.

We walked into Issigeac mid week for lunch. La P'tite trelille was the first restaurant we came across. We had a great light lunch of quiche, salad and bruschette and salad. Service was friendly, prompt and the food was great. As with most restaurants in this part of France it wasn't very cheap but we did enjoy the meal, which was freshly cooked. C E30 for two with one course and coffee. It was a warm Autumn day and we sat outside under the vine trellis.

Stopped off for a quick drink with my partner at lunch and was informed we had to order food to have alcohol, so we saw some lovely looking pudding with cream and went with that.We ended up with peach crumble and chantilly cream which was amazing very tasty and fully of fresh peaches.The beers were great too.A lovely little find which seems to be quick busy when in passing

Lunch on Sunday, very busy village post markets. Lunch was very slow, and food was average. Still... The people were friendly and the area was lovely. 3/5 overall based on food.

Situted in the pictuesque village of Issegaic Visited on a Sunday which was Market dayThe sun was shinning the market was bustly and oozed French traditionLa P'tite treille is situated at the main entrance to the market looks very appealing with its terrace of vines and little tables and chairs thats where it endsAppalling service found a table for 3 then waited for 30 mins whilst being toataly ignored by a very disinterested waitress who managed to serve people who arrived after usWe eventually managed to call the attention of a young male waiter who semmed a bit more with it but he couldnt serve us as we weren't on his alloted table and would have to wait for the waitress to attend us Eventually we got her attention 40 mins into arriving and still without even a drink to hand A number of people left whilst we were there without being served We ordered 3 omlettes for 10 Euros each a small carafe of wine and a beer The omlettes were either too runny or overcooked Suffice to say we left without a goodbye or farewell from the staffMy advice it trades on its position and exterior looks in this case looks are very deceiving

After a super morning "tootling" around Beaumont and Lalinde we returned again to Issigeac for lunch. It was quite busy so the service was a little slow - but hey on holiday what's the rush? Quiche, salad and chips (scallop type potatoes fried - yum!!) The other half - he had cheese and ham omelette with salad also yum! Beautiful setting under the vines with the grapes just hanging down - picture perfect!! I would avoid Sundays as it's market day and it does get VERY busy in the village and I know this little gem of a restaurant gets rammed!! A great way to eat lunch especially with an ice cold beer!! Will be back next year!

As a family of 4, we decided to stop at this pretty restaurant for lunch. Really disappointed as it took 15 minutes for the staff to even acknowledge us and place our setting and menus. Then, after waiting for 30 minutes, we decided to give up and find somewhere else to eat. No drinks or waters were placed even after half an hour. Plus, the waiting staff were blatantly ignoring us.

Our second visit to Issigeac and we so enjoyed this restaurant for a family lunch last year, we decided to revisit. Nice, home-cooked food, friendly service, and shade from the July sun under the patio vines. The prices are very reasonable and there's a children's menu. Perfect! The restaurant is handily placed for a car park and is the ideal kicking off spot for a wander round one of the Dordogne's most beautiful villages.