Modern Irish Cooking influenced by the French love of good food
Doug and Axelle Armstrong opened Le Cottage Restaurant in May 2005, serving modern Irish Cuisine using as much local and seasonal produce as possible.
Located in Arces sur Gironde (15 minutes from Royan) the softly coloured interior is also home to art exhibitions by local artists reflecting life in the region.
The newly finished walled-in terrace is a very popular dining area especially in the summer time.
Click on our Menus Section to discover our range of menus to suit all occasions.
Location
Restaurant Le Cottage is hidden off the main Talmont to Cozes road beside the Marie in the centre of Arces-sur-Gironde, just 15 minutes from Royan, Saintes and Saujon. The sandy beaches of Meschers are only a short 5 minute drive.
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