Gastronomy

 

 

Cassoulet is surely the most famous, but the Aude region offers many dishes that will delight your taste buds.
A land of gastronomy and local producers, the Cathar country offers no less than 7 starred chefs, including 3 in Carcassonne, and numerous markets of local products.Le

 

Discover the restaurants and all the culinary specialities of the region.

When you come to the Aude, you are sure to enjoy a unique and special gastronomy!

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Starred restaurants

Discover the finest local gastronomy

Gastronomy is an art of living in the Aude with its magicians who transcend quality products. 

L’Auberge du Vieux Puits***, Gilles Goujon, Fontjoncouse
La Table de Frank Putelat**, Frank Putelat, Carcassonne
La Barbacane*, Jérôme Ryon, Carcassonne
Le Domaine d’Auriac*, Philippe Deschamps, Carcassonne
Le Puits du Trésor*, Jean-Marc Boyer, Lastours
La Table Saint-Crescent**, Lionel Giraud, Narbonne
Le Grand Cap*, Erwan Houssin, Leucate

Good addresses

In the Cité

– Comte Roger
– Le Chaudron
– L’escargot
– La Régalade
– Dame Carcas
– La Marquière
and others

In the Bastide

– Brasserie 4 Temps
– L’atelier Truffes
– La Table du Vatican
– Au lard et au cochon
– L’agapé
– L’artichaut
and many others

A bit further

– La Taverne de Bacchus
– Le Domaine de Gayda
– Les Grands Buffets
– La Bergerie
– L’ambrosia
– Le Tirou
and more

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To put in your baskets

Discover regional produits 

The Cassoulet

The cassoulet (from the Occitan word cassolet or caçolet) is a regional speciality of the Languedoc region known throughout the world. Made with meat and white beans grown in the Lauragais, this dish, served in a cassole, is the symbol of our region.

Photo credit : CarcassonneLaPage

La Belle Aude

Once upon a time, just a few spoonfuls from the Cité de Carcassonne, there was an ice cream factory… the result of a collective story that puts forward simple, natural products from a local and responsible production.

Photo credit : La Belle Aude

The olives

In the Aude, a crescent-shaped variety of olives is produced: “la Lucques”. It is unique and has an exquisite taste for connoisseurs. The Lucques of the Aude is labelled AOC Lucques du Languedoc. A trip to the L’oulibo olive oil cooperative will allow you to discover all its secrets.

Moreover, many wineries grow their own olives. You can bring back olives, tapenade for your aperitifs or olive oil for cooking.

Photo credit : L’Oulibo

The cheeses

The Aude is a land of refined cheeses that are the identity of our region: L’écu Pays Cathare or the artisanal Mozzarella are the best examples.
Small producers will give you a varied choice on the different markets.


Photo credit : Les Jardins de Vaissières

And so many others

Everyone will be able to find the specialities that will make them fall in love. Land of breeding and cultivation. Our producers offer a wide range of products: local fruit and vegetables, meat, charcuterie, jams, honey, homemade fruit juices, nougats, chocolates, rice from Marseillette, seafood… push open the door of our producers, or stroll around the markets!

Photo credit : Les Jardins de Vaissières 

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Local markets

Discover the local markets

 

Monday : Mirepoix, Castelnaudary
Tuesday : Carcassonne, Caunes-Minervois
Wednesday : La Redorte, Villeneuve-Minervois

Thursday : Carcassonne, Mirepoix, Rieux-Minervois
Friday : Limoux, Azille
Saturday : Carcassonne, Revel
Sunday : Trèbes, Conques-sur-Orbiel

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