SALON DE THÉ BROCANTE DE L'ILE D'OUESSANT

Its owners call it "the house opposite," facing their junk shop ... Furniture and other objects are exposed on its ground floor with blue setting. What about tea? It is on the first floor. A "steep slope" staircase leads to the pinkish room, at hours sounded by the Westminster carillon ... Classical music, English porcelain, cream teas, crumbles, toast, far and cake of the day, delightful moments in a place that is worth it.