Le Bistrot du Prince Noir Traditional restaurant and specialties of the Southwest in Monflanquin

THE BLACK PRINCE'S BISTRO IN MONFLANQUIN: RESTAURANT IN THE HEART OF LOT-ET-GARONNE

Discover the Bistrot du Prince Noir in Monflanquin, a restaurant offering traditional cuisine and specialties from the Southwest, in the heart of a bastide town in Lot-et-Garonne.

Located on the Place des Arcades in Monflanquin, in the Lot-et-Garonne, the Bistrot du Prince Noir is a restaurant that offers traditional cuisine inspired by the flavors of the Southwest and local produce.

Its central location allows for a gourmet break during a visit to this medieval bastide in the Haut-Agenais region.

The establishment is located in the heart of the village, in an environment marked by arcades, old facades and streets organized according to the characteristic plan of bastides.
It is aimed at both local residents and visitors, families and people who wish to discover the gastronomy of Lot-et-Garonne.

What specifically distinguishes it

The menu at Bistrot du Prince Noir combines the hallmarks of traditional French cuisine with more contemporary offerings. Specialties from the Southwest and regional dishes feature prominently, while also allowing for the selection of recipes tailored to different tastes.

The establishment also offers revamped burgers and fish and chips, two alternatives to traditional regional dishes.
This diversity allows us to welcome a varied clientele, whether it is for lunch during a day of sightseeing or a meal with loved ones.

The set lunch menu offers a complete meal including a starter, main course, and dessert, while the daily special is ideal for those who prefer a quicker lunch break. Both options can be tailored to suit different needs and available time, whether you're at work or visiting Monflanquin.

Services and equipment

The restaurant can accommodate up to 50 people and accepts groups, making it a good option for a stopover during a group outing or an organized visit to Monflanquin.

The set lunch menu, available on weekdays excluding public holidays, includes a starter, a main course, and a dessert. The daily special is an alternative for those who wish to have a quicker lunch.
To find out about the dishes offered, any menu changes, and reception procedures, customers can contact the restaurant directly. Advance booking is recommended, especially for groups or during peak tourist seasons.

The immediate environment

The Bistrot du Prince Noir enjoys a central location on the Place des Arcades in Monflanquin. This square is one of the main landmarks of the village and allows you to discover the architectural layout of the bastide while enjoying local life.

Just steps from the restaurant, visitors can stroll through the old streets, admiring the half-timbered houses and stone facades, as well as the characteristic passageways of the historic center. The Black Prince's House and Saint Andrew's Church are among the heritage sites to discover along the way.

The visit can also be complemented by a trip to the Bastides Museum, dedicated to the history and organization of these new towns of the Middle Ages. The restaurant is therefore a great addition to a day spent exploring the village's heritage, taking walks, and discovering its shops.

Anchoring in the territory

Monflanquin belongs to the Haut-Agenais Périgord, a territory in the northeast of Lot-et-Garonne where bastides, ancient villages, agricultural landscapes and culinary traditions make up a strong local identity.

The regional cuisine makes extensive use of products from the Southwest, including duck, foie gras, prunes, and hazelnuts. The nearby Cancon area is particularly known for its hazelnut production.

Traditional markets and local producers also contribute to the life of the region. They offer the opportunity to discover seasonal products and specialties that characterize this part of the department.

By offering traditional Southwestern cuisine in the heart of a historic bastide, the Bistrot du Prince Noir is part of this discovery of the heritage and culinary habits of Lot-et-Garonne.

Practical information

The Black Prince's Bistro
Address: 45 Place des Arcades, 47150 Monflanquin
Telephone: 05 53 36 63 00
Email: lebistrotduprincenoir@orange.fr

What is there to discover within 30 km of Monflanquin?

Around the Bistrot du Prince Noir, several sites offer opportunities to extend your exploration of Lot-et-Garonne. The fortified town of Villeréal, listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, is distinguished by its market hall and ancient streets. In Cancon, the hillside landscapes and hazelnut cultivation testify to the importance of local agriculture.

Heritage enthusiasts can visit Gavaudun and its medieval castle, which overlooks the wooded Lède valley. The area's hiking trails offer opportunities to explore landscapes that alternate between woods, valleys, and stone villages.

The markets in Monflanquin and neighboring towns also offer the opportunity to meet producers and discover local specialties, including hazelnuts, prunes, and farm products. These excursions make a delightful complement to a gourmet stop in the heart of the Haut-Agenais Périgord region.

Downloads:

• Download document: brochure-bistrot-du-prince-noir.pdf