Top Restaurants in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
Top Things to do in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
Top 10 French food in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer, France including Le Pont Bleu, Le Comptoir de l'Atelier Gourmet, Parfum Poivre, L'Edulis, Picorette, Le Bistro'Nomik, L’Hippocampe, Restaurant Mer et Saveurs, L'Escale, Restaurant O donvillais
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10. Restaurant O donvillais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Woolleg
You know this is a place you will be able to relax and get great value when it is jam-packed with French people at lunch time. We had caught a drink here the day before while waiting for Tourism to reopen so knew they served cold Pelforth and Rose, so getting sustenance in the middle of the day was not a big gamble. We arrived just after kitchen closed and yet they were still able to rustle up menu du jeur for us, chicken and potato followed by local cheeses was wonderful, only thing that stopped this getting full marks was the hints of pink in the chicken.....otherwise spot on.
9. L'Escale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By guylaine c
Avons dîné un samedi soir entre 2 concerts Super accueil super service super cuisine Lâassiette végétarienne est top , le Parmentier de canard excellent Très bonne adresse
8. Restaurant Mer et Saveurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 569 reviews
Reviewed By St0chastic
Very nice dining experience in this little restaurant beside the harbour. The hosts were charming and attentive, the restaurant was calm despite being busy.We had a little starter of prawn puree with coconut milk, followed by superbly cooked scallops served on a piping hot plate with a delicious sauce. The main course of local white fish was really very well cooked and beautifully presented. I did not have dessert, but friends had what looked like bombes of chocolate mousse with pear and apricot which looked divine. A great meal.
7. LâHippocampe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By CandJ15
Were looking for a cheap lunch along the coast and this restaurant was perfect for this. Not many places opened in Saint Pair Sur Mer as it was low season, but the place was full which was a good sign !Small place but comfortable. We went for a quick meal and got served fairly quickly despite it being full. Good selection of galettes, mine had a massive amount of ham and salad going with it. Had a glass of cider to go with it, you can order by the glass, a pichet or a bottle so great to share.
6. Le Bistro'Nomik
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By Annemarie D
We went to Bistro'nomik to celebrate my husband's birthday. The restaurant is quite small so it is necessary to book particularly on the weekends. We were offered a tasty amuse bouche which was a fresh fish pate. The service was very friendly. Although the menu was quite small, all the dishes were delicious. I particularly enjoyed the foie gras pate and the delicious chocolate & caramel tart for desert. Others had lamb for their main course which was delicious. We will definitely return to this restaurant and it rates highly compared to others in Granville.
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5. Picorette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 477 reviews
Reviewed By Emhel
Picorette is a nice place for tea time.You can drink (and buy) an amazing selection of tea (free tasting of their tea of the day).We all enjoyed the pastries.We had: crumble, moelleux au chocolat and Pasteïs de Nota (a sort of Portuguese flan).
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4. L'Edulis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By Richard L
If you like good food and attentive knowledgable staff then this the place to go.Set in the heart of the town everything is excellent, the good well thought out and beautifully presented meal was a pleasure, we were guided through the wine list by our helpful server who had a real passion for the food presented. Pity we live so far away as this would be a regular haunt for that special meal bravo looking forwards to our return.Thank you.
3. Parfum Poivre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 552 reviews
Reviewed By Boatiesculler
We sneaked a table when they were fully booked (got lucky). The staff were extremely friendly and helpful with translating the restaurant menu. The meat was top class although our medium rare steak was cooked a little more than I would have chosen. I had veal and my guests chose Beef and duck. All were part cooked and finished on the open wood fire.
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2. Le Comptoir de l'Atelier Gourmet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Reviewed By Chatterbox01
Visited with friends while on holiday in Normandy. A lovely little restaurant, and the food and wine were excellent. The food was cooked to perfection, delicious and with imaginative flavour combinations. Can definitely recommend.
1. Le Pont Bleu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By Alan F
If you are staying in Granville, or traveling nearby, this is a fine dining address to keep in mind. It's about a 20 minute drive down the coastal road and through the center of an intervening village. Tastefully decorated, immaculate and with a skilled mastery of seafood, one can have a very enjoyable meal here at a very fair price. After a few weeks along the coast, we were in the mood for something that didn't swim for our main course-so we opted for pintade-and the fowl was beautifully prepared and enhanced by a garnish of fresh vegetables. Still, we didn't pass-up the "coquillage" entree, a generous portion of oysters, shrimp and snails-all of which were premium quality.The service, by family members is thorough and proper, albeit a bit distant.The wine list is fairly extensive for a small country restaurant. Stronger spirits are available, but hopefully someone else is driving. If your GPS is as clueless as our was, it might suggest you go down to the beach. THe restaurant is right on the road, and you will see it. The beach road dead ends at what I would call a boat ramp heading right into the water. A small access road parallel to the beach is barricaded. The restaurant has its own parking lot, so don't make that the dead end mistake.A nice dessert added to the enjoyment of our meal. Pity the coffee was rather weak.
