The best French cuisine restaurants Côtes-D'Armor

Najate Le Péchoux, formerly in The Bow in Saint-Brieuc, welcomes you at the end of 2012 to the former owners, Virginia and David, who now hosts Yffiniac. In the programme: menus à la carte or slate, both at midday and in the evening. The aim is to vary dishes and menus very often, based on traditional dishes and pizzas you will also find to take.

Come and have the natural experience of eating fish and seafood by the sea. Le Suroît is known for the freshness and quality of its seafood which is prepared in an expert way by Henri Guégou, the chef and Master of the place. Although the establishment is found besides the sea, it also offers land specialities. For starters, a composed scallop salad and its slice of foie gras will delight you. Roasted Pollock filets with Béarnaise sauce, traditional veal kidneys, delicious pan fried white brill with asparagus, and reliable roasted beef fillet with Béarnaise sauce all found on the carte will give your taste buds a real treat. Once you have a dessert later on, you will be happy while wishing you had reserved a room upstairs.

Very close to Saint-Tugdual Cathedral, you will miss something by not making a stopover rue Saint-Yves at the Auberge du Trégor. This establishment, with its friendly atmosphere and warm welcome, will fill the lovers of local cuisine. Here, we cook ultra-fresh and dishes are prepared with great thoroughness. To start your meal, you can opt for a homemade liver liver or goat salad, then you will continue with a delicious cod gratin or with a coiled duck thigh. Let's hope that you have a place for dessert, so that you don't go away without having tasted the famous apple farz, served warm, with its caramel sauce (the specialty of the house, claimed by the accents) or creamy chocolate chocolate (gluten-free). And since you can't taste everything and the card changes twice a year, you'll think when you leave that you'll have to come back regularly.

Some minutes away from the Guingamp city-centre, on the banks of the Trieux and in the forest, come and discover Christel and Dominique's restaurant. Guests can enjoy traditional cuisine made with fresh regional ingredients, which does not exclude creativity, instead. For example as starter; a homemade foie gras will be worth taking the risk, but it will be necessary to dare without remorse, a casserole of snails and smoked duck breast, foie gras coulis. Sea side, fried langoustines and foie gras vinaigrette maraîchère, or raw or fried oysters, leeks fondue and caramel with cider. Then, do not miss the fried abalone or the lobster fricassee (in season), a sole meunière or a bass fillet. For meat lovers, there will be spoilt for choice between beef in steak or fried fillet or sweetbreads with ceps. For dessert, you will find classics such as (chocolate fondant, crème brûlée, cold cuts). An enchanting setting for delicious cooking which revives the taste buds.

This trendy place located around Trestraou beach serves modern dishes until 1 a.m. Excellent dishes are available here like three fishes or meat prepared to your taste in three different. The service here is friendly (even during high season) and the atmosphere is pleasant. The wine carte is short but is adapted to the philosophy of the establishment. It offers quality service at affordable prices. An exceptional terrace is also available.

The hotel offers traditional cuisine, based on fresh products, with a card that renews itself daily. The dishes are refined, well presented, and the atmosphere is particularly warm. The formulas offer excellent value for money. A very good address, with the choice to install high or low tables, a terrace covered or discovered over time.

Located on the esplanade of the old port in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, the restaurant offers several atmospheres with its contemporary interior or terrace well exposed to enjoy sunny days. The atmosphere is convivial at this table specialized in the giant skewers (46 cm) of meats and Santiago de la Baie. The products are fresh and homemade. The entries look like the time: frying pan of suspicions and scallops at chorizo. Desserts also include: caramelated spices and pears with honey, salted butter sauce. Tartare is either Italian or Japanese. The staff were very helpful and helpful.

In the gastronomic landscape of Brieuc, Arbalaise has always been a meeting point where people used to come to feed with a domestic cuisine. And then, what is new in here? L'Arbalaise (the name of a pig's part, the double rib) has been taken over by Mathieu Aumont, the chef of Aux Pesked. In the kitchen, which opens slightly onto the room, a team is busy at task under his watchful eyes, from time to time to ensure that its annex goes on as he wants. In principle, he has not changed the habits of loyal customers of this famous restaurant nestled behind the Post Office. A daily special and suggestions that vary daily for a bill at lunch which does not exceed €15 for starter, main course and dessert. On the menu, avocado soup, shrimps, beef bourguignon... Only great classics of everyday's cuisine however revised and corrected by a chef whose talent has been increasing in recent years.

On the road of the Sillon Sillon, seven hundred metres away, you will be able to restore yourself after the large bowl of air taken on the coast. And you're lucky. On the edge of the first intersection, Wow Zo offers you a small map, but very diversified because pancakes and patties as well as pizzas are fighting for salads and grills to spoil you. Rillettes of curry tuna, paysanne salads, shallot mudflap will suit those who are not attracted by Guéméné galette, old-fashioned mustard, apples or crepe caramel with homemade homemade butter. Plates are copious and tastier. Excellent address!