The best French cuisine restaurants Morbihan

Marc Saulou's restaurant is located between the Orientis and the Cinéville. The Pic gradually reaches the peak of its fame in Lorient. We know the reason: the remarkable market cuisine you find in your plate. The sea is constantly promoted such as this fresh poached cod and aioli sauce or the cod fillet and its buckwheat pancake with Guéméné andouille and buckwheat aroma. Meats immediately follow: imagine a prime cut of Irish beef and its crepe vonnassienne. First and foremost, leave room for the dessert: the guajara chocolate fondant and Get 27 sorbet. You should also discover the restaurant for its Parisian brasserie style.

The whole Yucca team warmly welcomes you to this pleasant restaurant-pizzeria which has two large sunny terraces, one on the pedestrian street and the other well protected even in rainy weather! The great speciality of Yucca is of course pizza and here, there is a lot of choice. On the menu, there are 24 of them, with a fine and crispy dough, plus burgers, pasta and a brewery menu, to please all guests.

Resolutely seafood and change of direction for this brasserie ideally placed on Port de Vannes. The entire team of this very professional brasserie restaurant welcomes you every day and offers seafood from regional and local fish markets: Le Guilvinec, Roscoff, Audierne, Lorient. The oysters come from Arradon. The menus change according to the arrival; on the black board menu on that day: organic salmon tartare, Dubarry cream, braised codfish loin and white butter, sole meunière, half-baked tuna burger with mint cream and lime, risotto of scallops or skate wing with porcini mushroom butter, sea sauerkraut, Angus d'Aberdeen rib steak, Limousin-breed beef prime rib (for those who are very hungry: 1 kg for 2). The wine list is a true pleasure to discover: more than 140 references on the best vintages of the last decades, superb red bordeaux, white ones from the south and white côtes-du-rhône on the fish. Wine by the glass. This address has been awarded the Maître Restaurateur label! Same direction as the adjoining Moulin du Roy. Oyster tasting at any hour and beautiful temporary garden in front of the terrace.

Anchored just above the auction, this restaurant has a privileged location, with its feet in the water. You can enjoy a cuisine specialising in seafood and fish, made from fresh and local homemade products. Ocean cassolette, grilled sea bass with white butter, fresh cod with aioli, seafood plates and trays, prawn brochettes are just a few of the dishes on offer at Le Triskell. To accompany the whole, you will find a beautiful wine list with a selection of wines by the glass and always a wine discovered from small producers. To finish off gently, let yourself be tempted by a homemade dessert such as kouign amman or far breton with homemade prunes.

This trendy bistro offers an exotic and trendy menu. Brother François (the chef) and Sister Marie (the room's accomplice) lead a dynamic, smiling and professional team. We feel a certain and traditional soul in this decor with its acidulous colours and bistro spirit as we like them: a little cheeky and frankly good-natured! Lunch is always full. It must be said that the establishment is ideally located behind the port, in a very dynamic street towards the market and the halls. In the evening, it's more cosy. In the kitchen, we are sure to find homemade, fresh and creative products! Petit Futé idea: let yourself go to the Anglo-Saxon brunch on Sunday morning!