The best restaurants Brittany

This is the creperie of city centre, set on the main square parallel to the port. It is in a warm atmosphere that Soizic and Christopher and their team welcome you to offer their specialties to be discovered in the dining room or on the large sunny terrace for 60 guests. Kerloury (Guémené andouille sausage, mushrooms, mustard cream) and Saint-Rion (scallops shells with vegetables, salad) for galettes, Kerarzic (caramel and its vanilla ice-cream) and for pancakes among others, to be accompanied by a small traditional Paimpol cider. The creperie also offers various salads and mussels from Paimpol (from May to October) and various dishes. Typical of a Breton brasserie, be careful for it is slightly noisy especially weekdays at lunchtime since is always crowded. Quick service given the number of covers.

Christelle Disnard welcomes you in its establishment where you can taste pancakes and cakes made by hand and on demand, based on local and fresh products. The volonté formula + 1 crepe + beverage is especially interesting for the gourmands! You will appreciate the dessert, the crepe banana bananes with homemade chocolate and chantilly. Note: pancakes and cakes to take away. To do nothing, the frame is very pleasant.

In the Pays des Moulins, the Grand Poulguin welcomes you on the turbulent Aven river or in its haunt with two mecanisms from the millers period. Both a creperie, brasserie, pizzeria, ice cream maker and bar, the former mill offer its culinary diversity on the basis of regional specialties: Breton pizzas, carpaccios menu, fish of the day, black pudding with apples and other Kig Ar Farz, oysters from the Bélon and seafood, 10 original ice cream recipes including the Traou Mad. Wines are not spectacular but judicious. Here artists are on the dining room walls. Or on the stage once a month between two "cafés économiques" (economic coffees) which built its reputation. Approach Jean-Marc and Céline Tanguy, your hosts, they love discussion at the table and in the plate.

Mael Trech - known as Seigneur du Passage - is at the heart of the medieval city, in front of the church. This creperie, in which Valerie Launay and his team will give you a warm and charming welcome has a design that is both warm and soothing with its soft colors and a nice terrace with 60 seats. The galette carte offers appetizing dishes, like the "Morgane" cake (buckwheat pancake with fricasée from scallop to andouille) or "Brocéliande" (Reblochon cheese, potatoes, onions, bacon, cream, salad), and among the pancakes, we could not not resist that with caramel ice cream (Ruffiac local ice-cream called "Terre de Glace") and homemade salted butter caramel. Do not miss homemade pastries as Tarte Tatin and cinnamon ice cream. Bon appetit!

The Oasis was taken in 2012 by Gaëlle and Fabrice Reuillon, a young couple that is dedicated solely to the restaurant business as the hotel is now closed. With Fabrice in the kitchen and Gaëlle in the dinning room, they offer a cuisine where fish and seafood take pride of place but with meat also having its place. With its recently awarded local Restaurant label, the chef uses only local and seasonal products. If the tray of seafood is very popular, the local menu is also full of surprises. A must....

Founded in 1969 by Joseph and Carmen Feurmour, the hotel-restaurant Jo and Carmen has remained a family business, headed by their son Gilles and his partner Nathalie. Located 2 km from Pontivy, this establishment has a hotel and another restaurant area. In the latter, the chef is inspired by the sea and local products, and offers you the opportunity to taste a traditional cuisine that highlights the must-sees, including seafood platters. The establishment also specialises in seminars and receptions (from 20 to 600 people) with 5 rooms equipped with sound systems and appropriate equipment. The friendly atmosphere that prevails in this place makes you feel good.

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Here is a very nice address, in a cosy place in the center of Lamballe. The contemporary setting with its marine accents reminds us that we are only a quarter of an hour from the coast. You can enjoy a market cuisine served daily with slate. Particular care is taken in the presentation of the plates. Fish, meat and noble products (foie gras, lobster...) are processed with many flavours. Desserts are not lacking in creativity. The welcome is particularly pleasant.

It is under its vegetalized roof in a wooden building that the restaurant belonging to the Roulottes des Korrigans welcomes you. The terrace as the room offers an exceptional view of the Arrée Mountains and the Black Mountains. It is in a real tales and legends area, a theme that is wandered down to the painted paintings of Korrigans, that you can find yourself. The restaurant offers traditional gourmet gourmet cuisine, "bretonized and revisited" with touches of modernity. In specialty: Good dishes in a cocoon. Products are fresh from organic local producers or from rational farming. We can only approve! Everything's done home and Katell and Eddy's kindness would be worth it alone. Extra-ordinary!