The best restaurants Finistère

La Crêperie du Pont, located between the villages of Lannilis and Plouguerneau on the road to the coast, enjoys beautiful setting. You cannot miss it with its beautiful red shutters. Old stones, wood and white walls provide the interior a warm atmosphere, in the image of the team. A terrace, open in the summer, allows you to admire the Aber. The chef offers us a range of pancakes, salads, cooked potatoes (famous Patatez) and omelettes, which will satisfy everyone. As for desserts, you will be spoilt for choice between pancakes with wheat and the ice-cream cup. La Crêperie du Pont cares for children  with a special menu and a corner designed for them. Finally, the creperie organizes dinner concerts regularly (see on the website for dates), which allows you to spend a pleasant evening in music. Note that the owner also welcomes you in two other establishments, L'Auberge du Pont (at the side of the Aber, a little further) and L'Auberge de Meneham (in Meneham-Kerlouan).

Port's walk is inratable, to the extent that it is in the descent to the small port. So obviously it is not on the port, which naturally attracts tourists looking for a view on the boats and Benodet. However, it is a walk that has its attractions: Not expensive, with a spacious room on the floor and the windows, an outdoor terrace. You will not have the ideal view of course, but you will taste correct pancakes at a small budget.

Despite its name, this house is not covered with thatch, but it comes to eat pancakes! In black wheat or in wheat, there are all kinds and for all tastes. Their presentation is meticulous and for those who want to eat something other than this Breton speciality: soup, salad, mussels-fries are also on the menu. There are plenty of places inside or outside, except summer where it is preferable to book.

This pancake is a forced passage! Located opposite the beach of Tregana, it offers a superb view of Bertheaume's anse, especially if you find a place on the terrace in the sunny days. Inside, a warm atmosphere and a typical décor of an old Breton house: stone walls, antique furniture, time dishes, fireplace and a few dusty babioles. The cakes are well stocked, tasty and original, they are worth the wait!

Meneham Hostel is the perfect place to eat after a nice walk on the beach and surroundings. Located in the heart of the old restored fishing village, it welcomes you all year round to enjoy fish from the day's fishing, a beautiful menu of buckwheat cakes and wheat pancakes, as well as regional dishes (such as Kig ha Farz), potatoes and meat. A traditional but successful cuisine, which brings together hearts in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Menez-brunch is organized every Sunday, from 10:30 to 13:30, and dinner concerts punctuate the life of the place every month.