Caveau Restaurant Francais

Come and visit our little hidden treasure in Woolton village and feel transported to rustic France

When L’Alouette closed in 2006, we lost a little fond part of our happy memories.

In the years since, nowhere has quite replaced it,
that was until David Roberts, the man behind L’Alouette, reopened on a different culinary stage

In terms of first appearances, Caveau is rather unprepossessing, inside is far more appealing: a cosy but chic combination of white linen, dark woods and dark leather. Original fireplaces, gilt-edged mirrors and exposed beams lend characterful touches without being self-consciously design-obsessed.

The menu is carefully crafted authentic French dishes with the Table d’Hote option and realistic a la carte prices.

The waitresses are lovely and welcoming, too, as front of house in any good restaurant ought to be.

The Table d’Hote menu at £16. 95 for two courses is exceptionally good value,


Main courses are priced between the £13 mark and just over £20, with all side dishes at £2. 50.














Opening timesTuesday - Friday: 12pm-3pm & 5pm-10pm; Saturday: 5pm-10pm; Sunday: 12pm-10pm

Service: Friendly and well-informed