The best bistros and brasseries Brittany

It's been many years since the Torch bistro, saying if it's embedded in the landscape! Also kick off for the meals offered, which are of outstanding price quality! And for Sunday menus, the price includes wine included. Coastal fish, game, seafood and home desserts, this is a generous house like one likes to discover… Private parking to park the car, play area to occupy the "cute" and, on reservation, welcome groups, weddings, baptisms and anniversaries. All in the country Bigouden, an extra asset!

At the end of the Concarneau marina, the cafe of the Atlantic is a friendly and warm place where you can sit down at any time of the day. The owners are two sisters, Aurélie and Diane, who offer every lunchtime of the week (and Saturday lunchtime in summer) a bistro kitchen, simple and good, including delicious homemade hamburgers. The dish of the day is always inspired by day fishing and local products.

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.

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.