The best beer bars Côtes-D'Armor

Both a cellar and a 100% Breton beer bar, it is the ideal place to taste the regional brewery production: more than 600 references are proposed in bottles and about twenty on draught. You can even eat there: poke bowls and burritos at lunchtime, tapas and plates in the evening. Set up in a warehouse in Le Légué, the place, which spans generations, has kept an industrial charm, with its stone walls, its metal beams and its orange sheet metal door. The floor is more cosy, with armchairs and games at disposal. Regular animations and concerts.

Close to the Nantes-Brest canal, popular with cyclists, walkers and sailors, the Guerlédan brewery has become in a few months an unmissable spot. Both a craft brewery (Nathalie brews 6 recipes on the spot) and a brew pub, the place is lively and intergenerational. You can enjoy a froth while playing a board game, or in front of a concert in summer. The outside looks like a biergarten while inside, the hangar is warm with its antique furniture, its carpets, its stove in winter and its Canadian-inspired bar.

With over 1,000 beers, wines, whiskies and spirits to choose from, you'll be spoilt for choice at V&B Dinan! The establishment also offers concerts, match broadcasts and other convivial events such as blind test evenings and the very Breton shuffleboard tournaments! Hot and cold snacks are also available for lunch and dinner, including aperitif platters with cold meats and cheese, flammekueches and croque-monsieur. Enjoy them at the bar or on the terrace!

Piccadilly, the first Saint-Brieuc night club is located between the train station and the city centre. As its name suggests, the atmosphere here is that of an English pub, with an impressive selection of beers (30 varieties, 6 draught) as well as coffees, and an Anglo-Saxon atmosphere: decorations, Irish music. You can eat on the go in the trendy brasserie. The very pleasant place regularly programs concerts organized by the Badaboum association and subsidized by the general Council of Côtes-d'Armor and the municipality of Saint-Brieuc. You can mostly see emerging talents, but sometimes famous artists. Did Pauline Croze, Aldebert, Loïc Lantoine, Alexis HK have pass by this pub and were all satisfied.

This brewpub is hidden away in the heart of Chatelaudren, in a former warehouse of the Petit écho de la mode. A windowed corridor leads to a vast room, where metal beams recall the place's industrial past, while stone walls and mismatched furniture give it a warm feel. Behind the counter, the silver tanks ferment the different varieties of beer, all well-malted, spicy and not very bitter: blonde, golden, russet, brown and even pineapple white. Concerts, often rock concerts, are organized once a month.