If you're a gourmet, you'll be able to treat your taste buds in one of our establishments recognised by the famous red guide!

Michelin-starred restaurants

From Michelin-starred restaurants to Bibs Gourmands, you can be sure of tasting fine dishes that do justice to our local produce.

Starred restaurant

  • Brive is home to a Michelin-starred restaurant: La Table d'Olivier. The two chefs, Fanny and Pierre Neveu, offer some of the finest cuisine on the menu. Some might call their dishes creative or even daring! The chefs favour fresh produce and local producers.
  • Their specialities: Foie gras (cooked at low temperature and served cold, carpaccio of button mushrooms, herb salad and vegetables marinated in truffle), veal quasi, mushroom ravioli.

    Discover the portrait of Pierre Neveu

Bib Gourmand restaurants

Two other restaurants in Brive have also been awarded a Bib Gourmand: L' Inspyration and Monsieur Robert. These two restaurants are two of Gascony's finest gastronomic establishments.

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Restaurant Brive La Table d'Olivier_1

La Table d'Olivier

BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

From 75.00€ - Adult menu

Salle Restaurant Moon Brive

Moon Restaurant

BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

From 49.00€ - Other price

photo du moulin1

Le Moulin de l'Imaginaire

TERRASSON-LAVILLEDIEU

Restaurant Brive Chez Francis_1

Chez Francis

BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

From 28.00€ - Adult menu

Restaurant La Truffe Noire_1

La Truffe Noire

BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

From 19.00€ - Adult menu

Restaurant En Cuisine - Brive-la-Gaillarde_1

En Cuisine

BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

From 45.00€ - Adult menu

Inspyration_1

Inspyration

BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

From 31.00€ - Adult menu

Restaurant Mercure Brive_1

Le Griffolet (Hôtel Mercure)

USSAC

From 17.90€ - Adult menu

Restaurant Brive Le Périgord_1

Le Périgord

DONZENAC

From 10.00€ - Children's menu

Portrait of Pierre Neveu, starred chef at the Table d'Olivier

Pierre Neveu, the craftsman of flavours between land and sea

Pierre Neveu is the embodiment of a bold and generous cuisine, just like his career.

Born in Normandy but from Correze by adoption, this Michelin-starred chef from La Table d'Olivier has combined the iodine of his childhood with the richness of local produce, transforming Brive into a haven of gastronomic creativity. For the past 15 years, he has championed an inventive cuisine, centred on fish - which now accounts for 90% of his sales - while cultivating his family and traditional roots. His intimate 18-seat restaurant is the fruit of a human adventure shared with his wife, a story of love and perseverance where every detail counts.

Photo of Pierre Neveu, Michelin-starred chef at La Table d'Olivier restaurant in Brive-La-Gaillarde

Culinary identity, the fruit of resilience and emotion

Trained in the temples of French gastronomy, Pierre Neveu learned rigour and patience from chefs with strong characters. But it was in the quest for his own identity that he found his way. For him, the real difficulty is not mastering the techniques, but knowing what you want to defend. His dishes are born from a product, a memory, an emotion, and aim to surprise while reassuring. Like his langoustines and Breton lobster, cooked in a citrus nage and served with a lovage velouté, a mozzarella di Bufala mousse and a herb sorbet, each creation is an invitation to wonder, where each ingredient has its place.

A passion for sharing

For Pierre Neveu, the restaurant business is above all a story of passion and human connection. Working 15 to 16 hours a day in stifling heat, without eating, demands an unconditional love for this demanding profession. What motivates him? His customers, who allow him to live out his passion on a daily basis. The Michelin star he was awarded 12 years ago is a great accolade, but he treats it with humility, preferring to focus on the feedback he receives from his customers. For him, true success is seeing people leave his table with a smile.

A philosophy: authenticity and boldness

True to himself, Pierre Neveu rejects outside influences and draws his inspiration from his world, his encounters and his values. His philosophy? "To work with a product and have fun creating combinations that haven't been done before, to destabilise while reassuring, and to provoke emotion". His advice to young chefs: believe in yourself, structure your project and take things one step at a time. Because, as he reminds us, catering is a passionate profession, difficult but rewarding, where respect for products and people is everything.