Restaurants in Pau

Authentic Regional Dining

Pau's culinary scene is rooted in the rich traditions of the Béarn region. This selection highlights establishments serving authentic local specialties such as poule au pot, garbure soup, and Pyrenean cheeses. From historic brasseries near the Palais Beaumont to modern bistros sourcing ingredients from the Halles de Pau, these restaurants focus on southwestern French flavors, often paired with regional Jurançon wines and featuring outdoor terrace seating.

La Belle Epoque

Historic restaurant located within the Palais Beaumont, featuring traditional French cuisine and regional specialties in a classic architectural setting.

Anaïak

A contemporary bistro specializing in Basque-influenced dishes and regional cuisine. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible.

Tandem - Crêperie locale

Traditional crêperie focused on savory galettes and sweet crêpes prepared with locally sourced ingredients.

Le Hunt

Central French restaurant serving a menu of seasonal regional dishes and traditional bistro fare.

L'Ardoise

French restaurant offering regional specialties and an outdoor terrace. The menu is traditionally presented on slate boards.

Les Frangines

Bistro featuring regional cuisine and outdoor seating, focusing on seasonal ingredients and local recipes.

Brasserie du Centre

Classic French brasserie with outdoor seating, serving traditional regional plates and local wines in the city center.

Café de Pau

Traditional brasserie and café serving regional French cuisine in a central urban location.

Le Chabada

Regional restaurant specializing in traditional southwestern French recipes and locally produced ingredients.

Les Pipelettes

Bistro offering regional French cuisine and outdoor seating, with a focus on fresh market-sourced products.