Top 10 French food in Landivisiau, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Landivisiau, France including Chez le Mari de Cecile, ti resto, An Teuzar, Ar Chupen, Le Patio Restaurant Pizzeria, Hotel Restaurant de l'Avenue, Le terminus, La Grange de Landi, L'escapade, Creperie Steredenn
10. Creperie Steredenn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By Willy B
The crepe is the signature dish in all of Brittany. If you have come this far you already know that. The crepes are either made with buckweath (blé noir) the hearty variety usually filled with mushrooms, onions, tomato, cheese, bacon, ham...or wheat the sweet variety usually eaten as a desert with jam, chocolate etc. Great for a light lunch, you get a local cider and a hearty buckweath pancake for about 10 â¬, so a great place for a light lunch and a good way to sample the local specialty
9. L'escapade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By hampers_12
Visited mid week and shown into an empty restaurant, concerned. How wrong we where within 15 minutes the restaurant was completely full of workers, local people and continually turning people away. 3 course meal with 2 choices at each plus the addition of cheese instead of dessert. Cost was under â¬13/head and proved to be excellent value and very good food. Not Michelin* but very good regional French cooking. We really liked the restaurant, food, welcome and ambience and have no hesitation in recommending for a good value, simple of good food for llunch.
8. La Grange de Landi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Douglas B
Recommended by a friend, really good value lunch 14.30 euros for 3 courses. Most of food made in house. Apple tart was wonderful. Busy with local office workers. Hello,We thank you for your visit and for your kindness. We hope to have the pleasure to welcome you during a next stay in our beautiful region.
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7. Le terminus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By SazzaTLondon
This is a great restaurant - good value, no-nonsense French food. I had a delicious tomato salad to start followed by a huge platter of seafood including oysters and langoustines. We had a nice pichet of white wine and the men had some local cider. Cost about â¬25 a head for two courses and drinks which was fab value for what we had. If you are in the area it is worth a try!
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6. Hotel Restaurant de l'Avenue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Julien L
En famille ou entre amis, ce restaurant est plutôt sympa, agréable et un accueil convivial.La patronne essaie toujours de faire plaisir à ses clients le soir en donnant un choix plus important .Plats très bons !Une adresse au top pour Landi
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5. Le Patio Restaurant Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Fran318
Good place to eat at quick meal, the crêpes are excellent and come in a wide variety. They also have a good selection of pizza. Nice patio behind the restaurant with lots of shade. Prices are reasonable.
4. Ar Chupen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By Hausa
Donât miss the artichokesAlthough this is a crêperie, we were recommended to go to this small and familiar restaurant especially for the artichokes. I have to say, that as we entered the restaurant I was kind of surprised about the decoration and distribution of the same, looking more like a house than a restaurant (dining room on the left, kitchen to the right, corridor in front).Nevertheless we were welcomed by a very nice waitress and we ordered the stuffed artichokes. Be aware that portions here are very big, and this goes for the artichokes but also for the galettes (we ended up coming a second time and ordered galettes that time, which were also good). We found the artichokes to be very good, well cooked and tasty. I had never had stuffed artichokes and I was actually very impressed and nicely surprise by the result.In addition, as said, the waitress is very nice but the whole restaurant seems to be filled with this familiar atmosphere, so local guests will happily chat with other strangers two tables away and make you feel warmly welcome while enjoying good food.In other words, if you happen to be in this area and want to have some really delicious stuffed artichokes, donât miss the opportunity.
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3. An Teuzar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By tutu77_77
La crêperie An Teuzar appartient à ces rares adresses où le talent tutoie lâexcellence. Nous y venons régulièrement avec la certitude dâêtre bien accueilli et de nous régaler. Galettes et crêpes sont savoureuses et copieusement garnies avec des produits locaux. La carte offre un large choix où souffle lâamour de la Bretagne.Le service est rapide et attentif. Outre la patronne, une toute jeune personne officie en salle avec efficacité et grâce.On se sent bien dans cet endroit à la décoration sobrement bretonne.Lâaddition est douce et le rapport qualité prix excellent.Au final une très très bonne adresse
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2. ti resto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Traditional restaurant in the center of Landivisiau face up cinema "Les studios" it is a good stop lunch on the road of "Les enclos paroissiaux".
Reviewed By veroch22
Plat banal, il est pas très copieux, prix chère pour le vin, un pichet de 50cl à 10,5 euros c'est abusé, franchement déçu alors que les autres commentaires sont plutôt bons, j'ai dû tomber le mauvais jour, mais avec ce que j'ai vu et mangé, ce resto ne vaut pas le détour
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1. Chez le Mari de Cecile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
"Chez le mari de Cécile" , that is " At Cecile's husband's" , there are crêpes, buckwheat pancakes, and youth books too ... This is an unusual crêperie, with a bookshop area, a large southward terrace, a closed yard with a cabin for the kids... And fresh
Reviewed By Durnovarian39
While touring around the area, parked in the main square and walked back to where we had seen a possible place to get some lunch,which is when we found this eatery, which on entering was full of local people, always a good sign.What a joy to find such a young trio enjoying what they were doing and provided great service and lovely food, just what we wanted. Was a rally pleasure to eat here and chat to the owners after every one else had gone.Will definitely return if can think of an excuse. Well done
