The best restaurants Lannilis

This nice inn is located close to the metal bridge linking the towns of Lannilis and Plouguerneau. Frederic Giraud's restaurant is a lovely place. Its cuisine is outstanding and you can savour different types of flavours. Dishes of meat or seafood are available depending on what you prefer. With regards to seafood, the restaurant has its own fish tank and that tells you how fresh the crustaceans are. Sea bass, sea stew, scallop stew, sauteed monkfish with bacon or mussels and fries ... For land dishes, you can savour duck tournedos, gourmet guinea fowl, pork confit with cider ... The fisherman or farmer fries are also often appreciated by all. Finally, specialties like foie gras spiced with seaweed complete the choice. Setup in an old tidal mill, its setting offers a marine atmosphere. The lovely terrace at the water's edge, promises pleasant moments. Musicians, storytellers and local artists are often invited for warm and convivial evenings. Remember that Auberge du Pont also offers catering services so do not hesitate to contact the team for your private or business receptions, whatever the number of guests...

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).