France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Le Pouldu
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Le Pouldu, France including L'Art Gourmand, Creperie La Laita, Hotel du Pouldu, La Table d'Eux, Creperie de Saint-Maurice, Ty Annick, Auberge de la Pigouliere, Creperie La Memoire et la Mer, Le Trois Mats, L'escale Gourmande
10. L'escale Gourmande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Peter H
Started badly here as we fancied eating inside rather than next to the road. For some bizarre reason this wasn't allowed even though it was more or less empty. The waitress was rude.she later redeemed herself with smiles though. The food was good. No wine list was given to us but we just had the house red which was fine.
9. Le Trois Mats
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Restaurant - Brasserie - Pizzeria avec une terrasse vue sur le port de Doëlan et une terrasse lounge coté rue. Animations musicales en période estivale.
Reviewed By Ian C
Stumbled this restaurant whilst exploring the beaches of Brittany. Restaurant had a contemporary feel and interesting art work. Good and efficient service. Interesting menu, with seafood plus some good plat de jour. Good children's menu also. Lovely authentic French food and a great find!
8. Creperie La Memoire et la Mer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By gwynmic
We were staying at a gîte in Toul ar Roudou and this was our nearest eatery, near the Vallée des Saints.It is quite a new establishment apparently and very impressive in that it displayed a list of ingredients on a blackboard on the wall - with the source of each one. All local.This was absolutely evident in the meal we had, which was the freshest, most delightfully mouth tingling meal I have ever tasted in a restaurant.We both opted for a salad main course, myself a smoked salmon and my husband a goat cheese on bread. He was quite worried that it might not be enough but his eyes lit up when he saw it!We ended our meal with a crêpe (of course! They were available for the savoury course too). Mine a lemon juice and his an apple with a BIG dollop of cream.Parfait!!
7. Auberge de la Pigouliere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By Mark W
We were a group of 9 ( 4 adults and 5 children aged between 8 and 15)- celebrating one of the adult's birthday.In short we arrived at 19:30 and did not leave until 23:40- the courses were delivered in the most timely of manners that allowed us to eat, celebrate and chat - and just enjoy our company- something that most UK restaurants just cannot get.The plates were clean at the end of each course and the children felt comfortable enough to try oysters, periwinkles etc and the tastes won them over.The Fruit-de-Mer starter would have done me for a main course.... The set menus were exceptional value and i think if i had paid twice what the bill actually was, i would not have complained.a lovely venue, attentive and friendly staff and very fine food.
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6. Ty Annick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By briddine
Great little place, busy but all the pancakes (dare I call these delicate offerings that?) are VERY tasty and there's a good selection available as you'd expect from such a well-frequented crêperie set in a little house with garden so that eating inside as well as out is possible. It is a little gem so make sure you book in advance in order not be be turned away at the door with nostrils full of the whiff of what you are going to miss out.
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5. Creperie de Saint-Maurice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 465 reviews
Reviewed By Dave T
Best crêpes in the area by far and reasonably priced too. Great views over the river and a relaxing place to enjoy a bite to eat. Gets very very busy though
4. La Table d'Eux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
Reviewed By Jeroen V
We had a great lunch at Laurent Le Berrigaud's 'La Table d'Eux'.We took the Les Yeux Fermés-menu, so the chef surprised us. Happy to see that the chef is working mainly with local products. The dishes are at star-level, absolutely perfect. Tastes are carefully matching, nice presentation. The service is very professional and friendly. This is one of our favourite places in Bretagne! (one thing I find a bit silly: on the drinks list I saw that 0,20⬠is charged for a slice of lemon. I've never seen this and I don't see the point of it).We absolutely recommend this place and will certainly come back.
3. Hotel du Pouldu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By camperf2017
Beautiful meal! They have a menu de jour in the afternoons and evenings, Monday to Friday which is great value at â¬18. The food is really good, and the service was efficient and staff so very friendly. We had the fish dish, and it was so tasty. This to my mind was as French as it gets, lovely food, warm welcome and friendly service. Will go back!
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2. Creperie La Laita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By habitantdum0nde
Thank you. I've been there many many times with my grandmother. We were always very well welcomed. Service is efficient and charming. Crepes are AWESOME and I know what I'm talking about as I'm Britain and I also make crepes. Evrything is generous. During summer, we like to seat outside in the peaceful street of the village.
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1. L'Art Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By AnnaP308
L'Art Gourmand do their name justice. Great flavor combinations well presented with very modest prices.We had 3 courses, a bottle a wine and coffee for 73 Euros.Highly recommended!
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