The best seafood restaurants Côtes-D'Armor

From its promontory, Aux Pesked (fish in Breton) overlooks the Gouët valley. Mathieu Aumont, who runs this astonishing Michelin-starred restaurant with his partner Sophie, sublimates the products of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc to perfection: abalone, scallops, but also vegetables and aromatic herbs... The menu changes every month. Examples: wild abalone with sweet potatoes or pig from the Argoat region with woodland mushroom gravy. The wine cellar offers a good selection of wines, so let us advise you. The decor with sixties accents is modern and original.

For almost 25 years, this restaurant has been visited by those who love good food. Master Restaurateur since 2010, Jean-Michel Bourges takes care of the reception in the same way as he does for sweetbreads, scallops or foie gras. The place is well known by its customers for its good fish and crustacean. The cellar is very good, the reception is warm and the service is efficient.

In Paimpol, you will live with memories of cod fishing in Iceland during campaigns that led to many shipwrecks, but were so lucrative for survivors. L'Islandais is found in a house that belonged to one of the fishermen of this glorious period. Today the very pleasant dining rooms which are panelled and decorated in marine style or the terrace, which is very attractive in summer, welcome you for a great time. Here you have a varied choice: platters of seafood and mussels, wheat pancakes, buckwheat galettes and other local delicacies are available so make a choice. The Iceland styled homemade smoked salmon and blinis will make your mouth water. For the rest you have to choose between land and sea delicacies. Beef filets in Rossini style will satisfy some people while fried abalone and scallops will delight others. After a dessert that matches perfectly with the previous dishes, you will go back to the quay as you dream of a basin filled with schooners from Iceland.

This institution is named after its name; simplicity will be welcomed in a rather modern cozy decor, in a warm way with a staff for small care. Sea Side: lobster, seafood trays, fish soup, sea sauerkraut, gambas, meal tartar… Land side: various meat specialities such as the calf sauce gribiche. Sit comfortably, facing the harbour behind large vitréespour bays taste this traditional Breton cuisine. made with local fresh products. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The restaurant is located in the historic heart of the city, on a beautiful quiet square. Traditional seafood-oriented cuisine, with, for example, sole meunière, grilled bar, burbot, bluefin tuna tartar, but also homemade gras, spécialités and crêpes specialities. The staff were friendly and helpful. On sunny days, the sun terrace will seduce you.