Limoges - Cafes
- Nearby guides:
- Poitiers
- Bergerac
- Tours
- Clermont - Ferrand
- Rodez
- Bordeaux
- Toulouse
- La Rochelle
- Carcassonne
- Pau
Bars, cafés and brasseries (which serve food) overlap, all offering a place to relax, enjoy a drink and a bite to eat and watch the world go by during the day, and often far into the evening, too, when some have good music. For good bars look in the Motte/Château quarter and in the big modern squares close to the medieval district.
Brasserie Artisanale Saint Martial
A real little brewery in a city centre square, making and serving six different beers including ambrée brewed from English hops. On two floors plus big terrace, calm atmosphere, tasty flammekueches (flambé tarts).
Pomme Cannelle
Pricey but stylish corner café noted for its house cocktails and the most exquisite patisseries. Open from 7:30am to 10pm.
O’brien Tavern
A warm and friendly tavern in Irish style, with a wide range of good beers, snooker and even a dartboard. Sometimes live music. Open till around 1am.
Havana Café
Lively fiesta atmosphere in a 2 -storey Latin American tapas bar with big range of snacks and drinks, good music in the evenings and a small dance floor. Open 12 noon to 2am.
La Bibliothèque
The name means ‘Library,’ and that’s what this charming café-bar used to be, preserving much of that unusual setting. Good food on offer.
La Louisiane
A popular Salon de Thé with tempting light lunches in 100 percent non-smoking setting.
