Brittany

Brittany, France’s northwesternmost region, is a hilly peninsula extending out toward the Atlantic Ocean. Its lengthy, rugged coastline is dotted with beach resorts such as chic Dinard and walled Saint-Malo, built on rock in the English Channel. The Pink Granite Coast is famed for its unusual, blush-hued sand and rocks. Brittany is known for its abundant prehistoric menhirs (a type of megalith).
When is your trip?

Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Categories

Restaurants
Cafes
Cheap eats

Brittany on your mind?

Build, organize, and map out your best trip yet.
Need a place to stay?
When

Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

When

Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Top searches

Slide 1 of 7
Featured guides

Top places to visit

1

The needles of Port-Coton

Mentioned on 
Nature & Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
The ecological park known as The Needles of Port-Coton, located on the western side of the island, features stunning offshore rock formations with jagged outlines that were once painted by Claude Monet. These rock stacks resemble needles and are a popular spot for panorama-lovers and photographers. The name Port Coton comes from the sea foam around the rocks that resembles cotton wool. Despite its fame as a tourist destination, this breathtaking site has maintained its charm and wilderness.
This viewpoint is by far the best in the island. This is one of Claude Monet's inspiration for his Les Pyramides of Port Coton painting series. Amazing view!
glzlmprl — Google review
A great place for photographers and nature lovers.
Chris In da houz — Google review
So beautiful coast , so beautiful island
Jean-Michel Regnier — Google review
Breathtaking view and landscape. One of the most beautiful spot in Brittany. It was very windy and gray when we were there. Still, it is absolutely gorgeous. Although very famous and touristic, it kept its charm and wilderness. Certainly hopes it stays this way for a long time. Must-see place when in Brittany. Very easy to get to with the ferries.
W M — Google review
Super site.
Arlette Lalanne — Google review
What a wonderful sight. The Monet story makes it even more attractive.
Bea P — Google review
Beautiful view!
Ida S — Google review
So beautiful, a must see on the island.
Susan Desprez — Google review
2

Saint-Malo

Mentioned on 
Saint-Malo is a harbor town located in the northwest region of Brittany, France. The old town is enclosed by lofty granite walls that were once a fortress for authorized pirates known as privateers. At the heart of the old town stands Saint-Malo Cathedral, showcasing a blend of Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles and embellished with stained-glass windows representing the city's rich history.
3

Brest

Mentioned on 
Brest is a city located in Brittany region of France, positioned on the river Penfeld. The town has a significant maritime background and serves as an important naval base for the country. The Château de Brest, which is a medieval castle overlooking the harbor, houses the National Navy Museum that displays exhibits related to French naval history. Tour Tanguy, another medieval tower situated across the river from the museum is another tourist attraction in Brest.
4

National Botanical Conservatory of Brest

Mentioned on 
Botanical garden
Conservatory of music
The National Botanical Conservatory of Brest is a stunning location where visitors can enjoy pleasant walks surrounded by nature, just two minutes from the city. The botanical gardens are dedicated to conserving endangered plant species and feature tropical greenhouses, exhibitions and a shop. Although the tropical greenhouses are only open during summer holidays, this location remains an exquisite place to visit with its relaxing atmosphere and beautiful scenery.
Amazing place for some relaxation and cool time. I love a walk here.
Eddie Misao — Google review
What an exquisite place to visit.
Mike Cording — Google review
(Translated by Google) An incredibly enriching guided tour in the tropical greenhouses with a passionate guide for a more than fair price And the park is beautiful! (Original) Une visite guidée incroyablement enrichissante dans les serres tropicales avec un guide passionnant pour un prix + que correcte Et puis le parc est magnifique !
Espen — Google review
Relaxant
mohamed HANDAOUI — Google review
(Translated by Google) This free botanical park is breathtakingly beautiful and of incredible length leading to a pretty urban beach with children's games and a marina and bars overflowing with music. This city is great. (Original) Ce parc botanique gratuit est époustouflant de beauté et d'une longueur incroyable débouchant sur une jolie plage urbaine avec jeux d'enfants et port de plaisance et bars débordant de musique. Elle est top cette ville.
Michel BRAQUET — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Conservatoire struck me for the motivations and commitment that led to the creation and management of a real place of botanical conservation, from the most exotic and endangered species to the more local and wild ones but no less at risk. Excellent signage and app with additional information (Original) Il Conservatoire mi ha colpito per le motivazioni e l’impegno che hanno spinto alla creazione e gestione di un vero e proprio luogo di conservazione botanica, dalle specie più esotiche e a rischio estinzione a quelle più locali e selvatiche ma non a meno rischio. Cartellonistica e app con info supplementari eccellenti
Edoardo Santoro — Google review
(Translated by Google) Simply beautiful place! You can take very pleasant walks there. We are surrounded by nature just 2 minutes from the city. Only one small problem: the tropical greenhouses only open during the summer holidays and that's a shame... (Original) Endroit tout simplement magnifique ! On peut y faire des promenades très agréables. On est en pleine nature à seulement 2 minutes de la ville. Un seul petit hic : les serres tropicales ouvertes seulement pendant les vacances d'été et c'est dommage...
R3dden — Google review
(Translated by Google) Ideal for a family walk and picnic on the grass. Too bad the water corners (tap near the hut) don't work, to observe the egrets and ducks in their natural environment, listen to the croaking of the frogs and the sounds of the waterfalls... (Original) Idéal pour une promenade en famille et pique-nique sur l’herbe . Dommage que les coins d’eau ( robinet prêt de la hutte ) ne fonctionne pas , pour observer les aigrettes,canard dans leur milieu naturel, écouter les coassements des grenouilles et bruits des cascades …
Thriceblessd — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very well landscaped garden, the greenhouses are very well maintained and offer a diversity of flowers and plants. Very pleasant for a walk in a burst of greenery (Original) Jardin très bien aménagé , les serres sont très bien entretenu et propose une diversité de fleurs et de plantes . Très agréable pour une promenade dans un éclat de verdure
Bleuenn Carniol — Google review
5

National Maritime Museum

Mentioned on 
Maritime museum
Museums
The National Maritime Museum in Brest, located on an imposing medieval fortress overlooking the bay, features a rich naval history and traditions from around the world. The museum has a large collection of model replica ships from French fleets and paintings with maritime themes. Audio guides are available to help navigate through the exhibits.
Oldest Maritime museum in Europe if not the world. Housed within a castle. Only 7euros for adults - excellent value. Good history of the castle and the dock areas in addition to the navy and the different types of ships. Get the audio guide which is free and comes in different languages.
Simon Jones — Google review
It amazing to be here in person to see how they made the ship and listen to the history ❤️
Vivian Van — Google review
Travel through 17 years of history In the exceptional setting of the castle of Brest, the National Maritime Museum houses a unique heritage reflecting the great naval adventure Arsenal of Brest and the French Navy. In recently renovated rooms, visitors can discover the masterpieces of naval decoration, Lapérouse expedition, life convicts or emblematic of contemporary Navy ships. The tour combines internal and external, to assess the wealth of collections, views of the harbor and city and architectur the castle foundations Gallo-Roman fortifications of Vauban through the curtains, the bastion and walkway is a journey through 17 centuries of history that offers the visitor
Temple — Google review
Nice walkthrough, very simple. The audio guide is a nice touch (not necessary though)
Spyros Tzortzatos — Google review
I love to visit this types of museum. But found this one quite boring. Short to no signs in English (and only a few in German), you got a audioguide in English, but the guide itself was slow and not always that interesting in my opinion. Many many stairs into spaces and rooms that was sparsely equipped with forced facts. Would not recommend because I feel like you can visit better museums in this region and get more experiences for your time. The personnel was nice. I found no toilets while visiting.
Magdalena Ivarsson — Google review
Many fascinating things to see. But careful, there is marine base just nearby. So, no photos in that direction
Igor Berezhnoi — Google review
Well maintained fort- turned- museum, with expos of 18th century French merchant and defense navy.
Sooryaprakash S — Google review
Wonderful, historical museum of maritime artifacts. Be prepared to climb a lot of stairs. Not an easy visit for the handicapped.
Patricia Raczynski — Google review
Informative place,National Marine Museum houses a unique heritage testifying to the great naval adventure Arsenal Brest and the French Navy. In the recently renovated rooms, visitors can discover the masterpieces of naval decoration, the expedition Laperouse, life convicts or iconic ships of contemporary Navy. The tour combines interior and exterior, to assess the richness of the collections, the views of the harbor and city and architectur of the castle
DanG — Google review
Nice museum with amazing views from the towers and the walls, especially on the sunny day. You can see the bay, the port and the old city in their beauty. Now is especially great time to visit since there are very few people in attendance
Andrii Omelianovych — Google review

Top places to eat

1Le Coquillage

4.7
(645)
Mentioned on 
very expensive
Haute French restaurant
Le Coquillage is a French restaurant in Cancale that serves cuisine from the sea with exotic and local ingredients. Super chef Olivier Roellingers' creations have earned him three Michelin stars, though he renounced them in 2017. The restaurant has an opulent setting overlooking the Bay of Cancale, and its restaurant trolley is a must-try for chocolate lovers.
One of the 5 best meals we ever had, anywhere. We had the menu for 210 euros. Mainly seashell items. It was to die for! The freshness of the product plus the creativity of the chefs made it an incredible meal. The cheese cart also was unbelievable! Great wine also.This meal had the same quality as the one in Narisawa Tokyo or in Maido Lima.
Pablo Fernandez — Google review
One of my favourite restaurant around saint malo. We always had a good moments everytime we went. The food is great , service team is amazing ! I really love the environment of the restaurant , the view and everything is just great ! Recommended to go for lunch , you enjoyed the view better then evening
Dila K — Google review
Changed but not in the good way… We came here every year for the last 10 years or so. This was our absolute best experiences. We came back this summer in July. Only 2 menus, no desserts cart, busy service and price are more than double of what it was a year before. They should be advising about all the changes when the reservation was made. The views and colors are still incredible. Some of the dish were amazing but nothing to do with the full immersive experience under Olivier Rollinger back a year or so ago….
Olivier Baudin — Google review
Supposedly a two stars Michelin restaurant, though I did not feel it. The room was packed, which made the atmosphere rather stressful. The staff felt under pressure and the service was slow — more than 2 hours to get a starter, a main dish and dessert. We did not feel any emotion in the plates. They were good, but nothing astonishing. Good products well prepared. I really tried to connect and enjoy this up to what was at stake, but it failed me.
Julien Danjou (jd) — Google review
Everything was perfect!! Absolutely recommend this restaurant! The decor, the service and the vue were excellent and each plate had such unique and memorable flavors! Make sure to reserve your table well in advance
Kim Mai Nguyen — Google review
A break in my Michelin Marathon in Paris (follow me for the Parisian reviews and to discover the next challenge ) As usual I’ll only focus on what’s interesting. Here what’s extraordinary is that you’re teleported back in time on the spice road, sailing the seven seas, discovering rare flavors, and bringing them back to Brittany. Just like back in time you want them to be accommodated with the best ingredients you gave and yet respect both flavors. The respect for the spice equals the respect for the ingredients. Very far and very close. Very old tradition and very modern attitude (green star). Usually I don’t recommend to go for the upgrade in terms of ingredients. But in this specific case, I strongly suggest you try both lobster (the one with the Mexican sauce and the « normal «  one, a l armoricaine). Why? First because in both cases the lobster is not ruined by the sauce. You can actually enjoy it. And that because the usage of spices is so refined that it beings the best out of it in two different manner. Please note that it is not spicy at all. It’s just masterful in his usage of fine and delicate spice. Like nearly every multiple stars outside of Paris the atmosphere is a bit less casual, mainly due to the crowd and not to the team that was adorable. Definitely a top tiers two stars. A third star may ask them to rethink space wise (knowing they are also an hotel) but it’s clearly an option that I wish them to have.
MichelinStarsChallenge R — Google review
I think the table should be cleaned between two dishes. Poor selection of cheeses and pastries are far from being amazing. We had the best cider of the menu according to the sommelier (and price...) but found it hardly drinkable. It's a good restaurant, but can do better
Aurelien Meyer — Google review
Best restaurant in the region. Breath taking view of the iconic Brittany bay.
Ines — Google review
What a fantastic experience! The location is superb, the restaurant room is very comfy and cosy (perhaps too many tables though? A little extra privacy would be appreciated) and the relatively young brigade delivers an effective, professional and friendly service. The degustation menu (No "A la carte" option) is absolutely superb with an impressive series of small plates, made of super local fresh products, wonderfully prepared and presented, and offering to your nose and palate something quite unique. I would recommend to go for the wine pairing, as the sommelier's explorations outside of the traditional paths - sometimes so classical and overused that they become boring - are worth the risk. Also worth noting, the quite extensive wine list with an impressive range of handy-picked wines at a very well controlled price, demonstrating that you can have a dinner in a 2* Michelin without breaking the bank for the wine, far away from the stellar prices typically found in such places. Long story short, stop thinking, let them drive and enjoy the moment!
G D — Google review
Le Buot, 35350 Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes, Francehttp://www.roellinger-bricourt.com/+33 2 99 89 64 76

2Comptoir Breizh Café Saint-Malo | La Crêpe Autrement

4.4
(902)
4.0
(772)
Mentioned on 
affordable
Creperie
Takeout Restaurant
The group founded by Bertrand Larcher, located in Paris, Tokyo, Cancale, and also in Saint-Malo known as Le Comptoir du Breizh Cafe. They offer a variety of galettes filled with different ingredients such as the classic complete or trout-fresh goat cheese, and even Japanese-inspired maki-style galettes filled with wakame and served with tsukemono (pickled vegetables).
After having tried a few different "gallettes" & crêpes, I can say that this place takes this typical dish to another level. Thought the use of different combination of flavours and high quality products, I can say that the final product stands out. The great service as well as the open kitchen are a strong plus to the restaurant as it brings the customer closer to the kitchen and it is greatly appreciated. I highly recommend this restaurant! 🤤
O P — Google review
Very nice galette with small but interesting menu . The japanese pickled vegetables ( tsukemono) are a nice pairing with the galettes. Excellent service and very nice atmosphere with great music ( from Beatles to japanese city pop)
Lo?c D — Google review
Very modern and cool place for thouth who love le grain sarassin As i come from the country where this is what our diet is based on for me it is fun to find such love for this product somewhere else, because usually people in the west do not use it. So - choice of galettes is big and interesting, list of ciders is loooooong, though i had a nice bottle of morgon Nice
Natasha Kulagina — Google review
From the delights of finding Breizh Cafe in Paris to this one in a lovely backstreet of St Malo. Expectations were high, and exceeded - if only there were more than five stars! The food and service are superb. Will be reporting back on Breizh Cafe Cancale shortly!
Hugo Pickering — Google review
Oysters, Cidre, Wine and Galettes everything was very good. Service and the atmosphere were great.
Brian Swarthout — Google review
Nice ambiance, sit by the bar to watch how they make them. Crepes with bulgur a healthy choice. The staff was very polite to the French people that came in after us and hey served them first with a smile! We didn’t speak French and we’re not treated politely. No smiles and slow service.
Ettoile Z — Google review
We tried 2 Galetts. Both were good, but for us the pastry flavour was too dominant, so that you hardly tasted anything of the toppings, which was a pity. The Japanese pickles were very tasty. The ambience was very nice, the service very attentive and nice.
Pe. Ter. — Google review
I recently had the pleasure of eating at Comptoir Breizh Café and was blown away by the delicious crêpes! My favorite was the crêpe of magret de canard, which was cooked to perfection and filled with a generous portion of succulent duck breast. The restaurant has a cozy and charming atmosphere, and the staff were all friendly and attentive. The crêpes were made in an original way, with a variety of unique and tasty fillings to choose from. I highly recommend Comptoir Breizh Café for anyone looking for a tasty and authentic crêpe experience.
Rita Nader — Google review
A truly unique experience. The pinnacle of buckwheat pancakes (galettes sarazin) combined to an exhilarating Cider selection. Paradise for a foodie! A venue that sets new benchmarks for classics. There is a creative nippon twist to some dishes, but above all, you sense the quality of the ingredients. The cider selection is broad and the individual qualities of every bottle are well detailed. Funny enough, there is as much subtility in Cider as in Sake. Unfortunately these galettes or rolls are really filling. Better go with friends and share to discover them all. Service is perfect. Considering the quality/creativity gap with the numerous crêperies around the corner, prices are ridiculously low.
Emile Sander — Google review
This creperie is one of a kind, a unique blend of Breton and Japanese influences both in the aesthetic of the place and the food repertoire. In such high demand that you really should book ahead to make sure you can enjoy the experience while visiting St Malo.
Julien RAGAS — Google review
6 Rue de l'Orme, 35400 Saint-Malo, Francehttps://www.breizhcafe.com/le-comptoir-breizh-cafe+33 2 99 56 96 08

3L'Ecume des Jours

4.6
(612)
4.5
(840)
Mentioned on 
affordable
French restaurant
Restaurant
L'Ecume des Jours, a stunning restaurant in Roscoff, France, offers a unique dining experience in a well-preserved 16th-century mansion. Renowned for its contemporary cuisine, this establishment combines the finest flavors from both land and sea to create exquisite dishes that pay homage to traditional regional fare. With its charming ambiance and breathtaking views of the sea, L'Ecume des Jours is an ideal destination year-round.
Absolutely delicious, delightful meal. Good fun. Exceptional staff, who understand about service and really care about their customers and their food.
Sue R — Google review
We went for lunch on a Monday. The service was excellent, the setting lovely and our waiter spoke fluent English. The amuse bouche of avocado mousse over shrimps was delicious but it went a bit downhill from there. My starter of scallops and duck didn’t really work with the mashed leeks and ?CEO’s. My fish was not bad but my husband pronounced it all tasteless. We were disappointed but probably shouldn’t have expected so much for the cheapest menu on the least popular day and time.
Caroline Bradbeer — Google review
Perfect service. Delicious food. Lovely atmosphere.
melinda athey — Google review
Great service and amazing food. I cannot recommend this place enough
Ish Fein — Google review
Very well located restaurant with a beautiful view on the port. Food is good and very well presented. Service is kind and helpful.
Matthieu BRODIN — Google review
Ate here twice on my last trip to roscoff ,good food ,would recommend booking in advance
John Coleman — Google review
A historic interesting building, the wine was lovely
Anthony Kelly — Google review
Superb restaurant: wonderful food, in fact probably the best meal we had in our 3 week sailing holiday in France! Good value, excellent service & one waiter spoke excellent English. Proper napkins! Very attractive building & contents.
Bob Wells — Google review
Absolutely superb birthday lunch here. Magnificent service, great views from the terrace, beautiful wine and delicious, creative food. Thanks for a wonderful time!
Theresa Conroy — Google review
Delicious and elevated lunch with seasonal ingredients. The waitstaff were also wonderful and warm. We loved it!
Cyan Ta'eed — Google review
Quai d'Auxerre, 29680 Roscoff, Francehttps://ecumedesjours-roscoff.fr/+33 2 98 61 22 83
4.6
(5943)
4.5
(925)
Mentioned on 
Oyster supplier
Food & Drink
The Marché aux Huîtres de Cancale is a hidden gem located by the harbor, offering fresh and affordable Cancale oysters. With only 8-10 stands, visitors can purchase daily catches at ridiculously cheap prices. It's recommended to bring a picnic set up to enjoy the oysters with some wine, or simply sit by the platform and savor the experience. Additionally, there are plenty of delicious restaurants along the road for those looking for more dining options.
Great place even in a rainy weather. Vendors are very kind and informative. Oysters are fresh and delicious. Highly recommended!
Katarzyna Holdak — Google review
Very cool place, you have to stop if you visit Cancale. Here you can enjoy cheap but very good quality of oysters. You can also buy a cup of wine and sit nearby the sea enjoy the sea view. I personally prefer the vendor at the corner, the owner is very nice and passionate.
Cathy Wu — Google review
One of my most quirky experiences in my life walking around the biggest oyster farm and watching the locals collect the oyster. The freshest oysters served straight on the beach. Get involved it is an experience for sure. The market around isn’t great they just sell burgers and chips. Everyone is so friendly
Nusynasy S — Google review
Excellent! If you visit Saint Malo you must to go in Cancale to eat the oyster in this Market! Various merchant sell different type of oyster at very affordable price. I suggest you take a “plateau” and buy a wine bottle in a restaurant close the market, so you can eat the oyster near the Phare in front the sea. Is a formidable experience!
sergio — Google review
Great fresh oyster experience - lovely little market, good infrastructure like restrooms …
Mark Oliver Schuller — Google review
Best oysters ever at a very good price. Eat right outside, have a delicious sparking wine under the sunshine!
Anh Tung Vu — Google review
At the end of the harbour, on the left are a few stalls selling fresh oysters. 🦪At low tide you have a beautiful view of the oyster farms in the water, at high tide you can enjoy the beautiful view. The stalls offer various oysters for direct consumption or to take away. The prices are very attractive and the quality is of course superb! You get the oysters on a platter that fits a dozen with half a lemon. 🍋 On the corner is a van selling chilled wines by the glass and bottles. You get the plastic glasses with a deposit. You enjoy the delicious creuses or flat Cancale oysters with a delicious glass with a beautiful view. Once you've enjoyed the oysters, throw the shells into the sea and the lemon into the appropriate waste bin. Tip start your drink time every day before dinner!
Casper van Dort — Google review
A unique and memorable experience! You will not find cheaper or fresher oysters. The wine vendor’s selection is quite good, too. The vendors accept credit card as well as cash, which is convenient. If you are visiting St. Malo, it is well worth the detour to come and experience the oyster market.
Peri M. K. — Google review
They serve only raw oysters: the plate ones of Cancale and the standard ones. Near the oyster market, in front of the lighthouse you can buy also drinks. Interesting market atmosphere: returning the empty shells to the sea.
CAPATINA ROXANA — Google review
Its a unique experience sitting on the harbourstairs, enjoying 12 oysters for 6-9 € and throwing the shells on the ground. Its definitely worth coming here! Oysters are super fresh and very tasty.
Pe. Ter. — Google review
Definitely a must-visit. The oysters were fresh and affordable. Though a little salty, remember to remove the salt water. Also recommended to bring ur own picnic set up. Wish we read more about this in the review set up. Some customers brought their own wine and tables. But you can also sit by the platform. There is also wine to purchase. There are plenty of yummy restaurant along the road too.
May — Google review
Paradise for oyster lovers. Just lying on the oyster beach, there are so many oyster stalls provide extremely fresh oyster with shucking service. The oyster price here is just very very cheap, and you can easily eat up to few dozes.
Martin C — Google review

5Restaurant Allium, Quimper

4.7
(413)
4.5
(466)
Mentioned on 
expensive
Fine dining restaurant
A great restaurant with excellent cuisine and friendly staff, Restaurant Allium deserves its Michelin star. There is nothing bad to say about it, making it one of the best places to eat in Quimper. The lunch menu is a great deal, and the cuisine is excellent.
The lunch deal was awesome. Every dish was flawless. Great food. Highly recommended.
Eva S — Google review
Amazing place. The lunch menu is an awesome deal. The cuisine is excellent, the staff is friendly, there is nothing bad to say. Well deserved Michelin star.
Julien Danjou (jd) — Google review
The food was really nice deserve his Michelin star, but the lack of service..... 20 min to get refill on the glass of wine!!! Bottle not completely finish but bring it back,Long waiting time to clear the plate and lack of attention for a restaurant of this standard .... Good restaurant but need to improve the service.
xavier vautier — Google review
a cozy restaurant and my hb and me had a very good dinner with cooking technique touching the asian taste and chic presentation but not pretending. the wine was recommanded by the lady boss which perfectly matching seafood. Highly recommand.
LuggerMoulin — Google review
EXCELLENT
fred 59242 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Romantic meal on a rainy day in early August. We've heard a lot about this restaurant! Indeed, it’s very very beautiful on the plate and super good in the mouth! It's a little fishy, ​​on the other hand, in service and the place deserves to be more classy for a restaurant of this range, a Michelin star all the same... (table a little damaged, paintings not great, parquet to be redone, floor a little dirty, etc.) For the price, it would be necessary to adjust and make corrections! The place hasn’t changed in almost 8 years… too bad! We would have liked the nice chef to come and say hello at the end of the meal 🤪😅 All the best ! (Original) Repas en amoureux un jour de pluie début Août. On a beaucoup entendu parler de ce restaurant ! Effectivement, c’est très très beau dans l’assiette et super bon en bouche ! Ça pêche un peu, par contre, en service et l’endroit mériterait d’être plus classe pour un restaurant de cette gamme, une étoile Michelin quand même…(table un peu abîmée, peintures pas super, parquet à refaire, sol un peu sale, etc…) Pour le prix, faudrait ajuster et faire des correctifs! L’endroit n’a pas changé en 8 ans ou presque… dommage! On aurait bien aimé que le chef, sympa, passe nous faire un coucou en fin de repas 🤪😅 Bonne continuation à vous !
Nicolas Morvan — Google review
(Translated by Google) A great discovery Very nice home Beautiful presentations of the different dishes served Unknown ingredients and flavors We had a great time (Original) Une belle découverte Très bon accueil De belles mises en scène des différents plats servis Des ingrédients et des saveurs inconnus Avons passé un très bon moment
Pas 29 — Google review
(Translated by Google) A magnificent meal for a first at Allium. Everything was perfect and we felt at home. I give the rating 4 stars because we remain on our end because we always want more for the price. Frédérique is very welcoming and brings her Michelin-starred restaurant to life and in the kitchen we feel the love of her cuisine that the chef shares with us. (Original) Un magnifique repas pour une première à l'Allium. Tout était parfait et on se sentais comme chez soi . Je donne la note de 4 étoiles car on reste sur notre fin car on en veut toujours plus pour le prix . Frédérique très accueillante et qui fait vivre son restaurant étoilé et on sent en cuisine l'amour de sa cuisine que le chef nous fait partager .
Julien Villeret — Google review
88 Bd de Créac'h Gwen, 29000 Quimper, Francehttps://www.restaurant-allium.fr/?utm_source=MyBusiness+33 2 98 10 11 48