Top Restaurants in Brest
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Top 10 restaurants in Brest, France
Discover the best restaurant in Brest, France including Franchine 2, L'Imaginaire Restaurant, Le Khyber, Le Mont Liban, Creperie La Chaumine, Diwali, Creperie du Roi Gradlon, La Crepe Flambee, le M, Signare
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1. Franchine 2
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Restaurant ouvert de 8h à 20h du lundi au samedi. Sur place: 12h à 14h30. A emporter: 8h à 20h.
Reviewed By marie christine S - Tregunc, France
Toujours un bon accueil dans ce restaurant de la galerie commerciale de Géant et qui connaît vraiment beaucoup de succès grâce à la qualité de sa restauration, la fraîcheur des produits à déguster sur place où à emporter et toujours la gentillesse du service. Et j ai beaucoup apprécié que mon petit chien qui nous accompagnait soit accepté.
2. L'Imaginaire Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By Maarten S
L'Imaginaire is an apt name for this restaurant: lots of surprises and really, really excellent food. We liked the atmosphere (quiet, relaxed and friendly), the attentive and professional staff and the fine wines that were suggested. If only Brest were a place to return to, we world have many more meals at this restaurant.
3. Le Khyber
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By jeremy0 - ipoh
For muslim tourists, finding halal food in Brest itself is quite difficult. The owner of this restaurant hails from Pakistan, speaks excellent french and english and does a wonderful chicken tandoori set meal together with biryani in Brest. It is located near Rue de Porte which is located on the other side of town near the bridge and has parking spaces located behind the buildings itself. Price wise is a little high but it is acceptable since the ingredients and spices used to prepare the dishes are considered exotic in this part of the world.
4. Le Mont Liban
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By ClaireL2929 - Quimper, France
The location is not that great, because if you don't know where it is, chances are, you're not going to find it easily, and in any case, parking next to it is going to be a pain.
But, the food is really good, and we don't have many Lebanese restaurants around, so it's kind of different from what you can find.
I had one of the set courses (number 3) and it was cheap and you left with a full stomach.
Also, the atmosphere is really nice.
5. Creperie La Chaumine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By AplusK - Kuala Lumpur
This small restaurant offers a delightful range of crepes and a variety of ciders to go with them. Prices are very reasonable and the service is personal and friendly. They even have an English menu. Highly recommended if you are in Brest.
6. Diwali
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 253 reviews
A restaurant, a pancake House in a new genus located in the Kerinou, in the heart of Brest, whose name combines Breton roots and exoticism. The cuisine of Jean-Sebastien Hay therefore cuisine where flavors inspired by his travels around the world and local cuisine meet. Diwali also organizes theme nights on Thursday around the tales at the table, a group of music or of the world games.
Reviewed By Atatouille
One of the best restaurants I've tried in Brest.
It was so good I went three days in a row. Welcoming waitress and lovely food.
Crêpes with chicken was excellent.
I would recommend a Nutella and choco crunchy for dessert.
There's a parking right in front of the restaurant.
7. Creperie du Roi Gradlon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 453 reviews
Reviewed By FnJ90 - Wiesbaden, Germany
Several business mates and I stopped in for dinner and really enjoyed it. She didn't speak much English and we didn't speak much French but things went fine. Had a savory dinner crepe with cider and a sweet desert crepe with cafe. Great place and prices are very reasonalbe too
8. La Crepe Flambee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 187 reviews
La Crepe Flambee is a traditional creperie located close to the town hall.<br><br>Christine and her team welcome you in a warm atmosphere.<br><br>The young and smiling Ouessantine boss will make you taste her cuisine made with fresh local and seasonal products (Scallops from the Bay of Morlaix, sausage, honey, blackberry jam from Ushant Island .....)<br><br>The decor: local artists come to exhibit their paintings on the wall of the charming creperie
Reviewed By vanessas552 - Brest, France
I've been to this bar/restaurant a number of times and always enjoyed the experience. Downstairs is a stone walled bar/restaurant which does food like crepes which are delicious. Upstairs is more of a real restaurant. It's small and there is plenty of choice on the menu. There is a panaramic view of Morgat beach and the sea and they have paintings for sale on the walls. It has lots of character and a 'bon ambiance'. I will be going there again soon!
9. le M
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 332 reviews
Restaurant Gastronomique
Reviewed By AussieOy - Australia
Le M is set in a beautiful old house with simply decorated rooms in lovely, old style decor. The meals were also beautifully presented, as you may expect from a Michelin-starred restaurant. The trio of patés was a delightful combination of textures and flavours, and the seafood dish came with a perfectly light sauce. All food and wine was interensteing and excellent, and would love to come again sometime.
10. Signare
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By T-G4728 - Dublin, Ireland
Was actually hoping to find a Vietnamese restaurant but, unable to get in one without a booking, was happy to fing this Senegalese restaurant. Starters of beef and fish dumplings were tasty and the main courses of chicken in various sauces were tasty and well prepared. It's a nice place but not very busy. The waiter was friendly and attentive.
