D'ici & d'ailleurs

We arrived at 3:30pm when everywhere else was closed. The lovely host was finished and about to close and welcome us in for a wonderful meal and great locally produced wine. We went for the set menu and stayed for over an hour. Highly recommended especially as it is on the most beautiful scenic route in the area traveling from north to south from Blaye to Bordeaux on the D669! We'd give it more stars if they were available.

Great food from Morocco, very nice lady keeping it open! We did take-away, and we were served with all we need!

The mixed grill was good, but the lamb couscous was rather flavourless and the veggie starters cold and a bit disappointing. Wine and service were both good. But no complaints really as it was the only place open in town.

What a lovely surprise! En route to St. Emilion from Barcelona, we were starving! We had driven through dozens of little towns with nothing open - no stores or gas stations and nothing to eat. As soon as we saw this place, we turned right in and what a fortuitous decision! Much to our surprise (and my joy - I studied in Morocco in college), D'ici et d'ailleurs was a Moroccan bistro tucked into a little French town! The food was incredible and the service was perfectly attentive. I had the chicken tagine, my husband had the Imperial couscous - WAY too much food, but we had fun sharing. His included chicken, lamb, sausage, eggplant, carrots, potatoes, and onions with couscous. I hope others driving through the quaint towns of southern France will make their way to this gem!Recommendation: The restaurant's name on the card is spelled out "et" but on TripAdvisor you use "&" - encourage you to use the same spelling as on the card, this difference made it hard to find you on TripAdvisor!

Excellent chicken tajine, vegetarian couscous. It's always that good, and the boss is adorable.