Cafe du Centre - Roquecor

We arrived at 1215 but were still welcome for lunch. Poached salmon, Croque Madame and fishcakes, all delicious. We asked for the ham to be removed from the Croque and we're told it couldn't be, but we picked it out ourselves perfectly easily. Good service otherwise.

I have been effuse in my praise for Cafe du Centre in the past.AND WOULD STRESS THAT THE WAIT STAFF WAS EXCELLENT.The chef is the same one that created a stunning birthday meal for me a while ago, and was great for the party of six in a subsequent year.This year we turned up, it was almost empty and we asked the waitress if it was possible to do something for vegetarians that did not want the ubiquitous Chevre Tart and Salad.She said 'perhaps an omlette' and we said yes please with chips, if possible. There was Ham Egg and Chips on the menu, as loads of English visit, so we were confident.I heard the waitress ask the chef, who is from London, if he could do this and he said 'no'. she came out and apologised, so we suggested egg and chips (as per the menu, but no Ham) but again 'no'I am diabetic and needed to eat, so my FINAL MEAL EVER at the Cafe du Centre was the ubiquitous Chevre Tart and Salad. The waitress was absolutely aghast at the English chef's attitude, but luckily I overheard him, so knew it was him not her.This was a gem of a find, but the joy of France is that every village has a cafe for lunch, we will try them in the future, there are many villages around Roquecor. Well done Phil (the chef) I came in and shook your hand for previous efforts, but have made sure that I have told all of my friends how things have changed.

Extremely friendly staff, made very welcome. Food typical French village restaurant. Do ensure you sit outside in the pretty square

A typical French bar, but with excellent food. Lots of English around, but lots of French too. Everyone goes. The centre of town.

We stopped off at the Café when we visited the Sunday Market. We were given a warm welcome whilst we had a lovely lunch.