La Numidie - Menu

Great position by the Old Bridge over the Tarn.Friendly attentive service and very good food.Good choice of local and regional wines at fair prices.

A set menu for €20 with a great selection of French dishes. A choice of five starters, mains and deserts. Excellent food plus menu in English if required. A la carte also available. Always eat here when in the area.

We have been in sourh of France for a week and eat at least once a day in a restaurant. We look for local cuisine at a reasonable price. This is definitely one of those gems. We had snails, duck and desert. Every dish was perfect and scumptious. The Galliac white wine was also not too expensive.

We discovered this small restaurant on our last evening in Albi. It is away from the main part where thr Tarn river crosses The Pont Vieux. The food was excellent. The best gesiers salad we have had. Wonderful fish (noix st Jacques) Reasonable price 50 to 60 euros for two including wine. Worth seeking out.

Slightly away from the main square and close to the Madeline Bridge, had a delightful 3 course formula meal which both of us thought was excellent quality and value. Being a Wednesday, was very quiet with only one other couple whilst other more tourist locations enjoyed greater custom.....their loss as the menu was well priced and local wine enjoyable.

Stay away from the tourist-traps placed in the vicinity of the cathedral: they all serve the same commercial (bad) stuff. This small restaurant, on the contrary - placed just a bit off the beaten paths - is a "real" restaurant, not a "gourmet" one, but will serve you tasty food in the local style with simplicity and competence. We enjoyed our meals and prices were reasonable.

This small restaurant has three lunch menus - 15, 19 and 23 euros. We happily chose the 15 euro 3-course menu that has a choice of three dishes per course. Because this restaurant is off the beaten track for most tourists, it wasn't crowded and the food is good, old-fashioned French cooking. The staff are friendly and helpful. The final bill was 55 euros for food and drinks which was perfect for our Sunday. Afterwards we walked down to the Tarn to look at the enormous catfish and trout in the shallows of the river.

Theres so many eateries at Albi the choice can be mind bending, but I found La Numudie a good sound bet for traditional French cuisine. It is located at the cathedral side of the river, at the end of the old bridge.Its not your pretentious, chrome shining lights establishment, its one I believe offers good quality food at a reasonable price with a view of the old bridge and La Madeleine district thrown in.On the 15.90 euro menu I chose the salade de gesiers to start, followed by the ail de raie aux capres sauce citronne with nougat glace avec son coulis de fruit rouge for dessert.50cl of wine @ 5.50 euros, complimentary olives and free sangria aperitif with the Albi pass.Whats more, its all...

We chose this restaurant as it was serving chicken. We had enough of duck and cassoulet on the past few nights on our travels.The restaurant is situated just over from the old bridge over the river and on a quiet street. We chose to sit outside and most tables there were full.I got the feeling that the waiter was the sort of chap that knew what you wanted and was always willing to steer you towards a dish of his choice. But we stuck to our guns and chicken it was going to be. We let him choose our starter which was fine with nice bread. He didn't speak any English and therefore it took some time to sort out the menu. After when he was serving near you he would come out with the odd English w...