Top Restaurants in La Roche-Bernard
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Where to eat Bar food in La Roche-Bernard: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in La Roche-Bernard, France including Le Pourquoi Pas, Le Sarah B, La Douanerie, Le Rochois
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1. Le Pourquoi Pas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Lucylaprof
I think the Pourquoi Pas is in a lovely setting, but we were there for dinner during a downpour, inside and dry. But it's facing the water, so a sunny day should be wonderful.The offerings on the menu are extensive. Most of our fellow diners were having mussels, but my non seafood loving husband and I both took an Italian route. He had a calzone, and I had a pizza. Both were large, hearty, and delicious. We actually started by sharing a salad, which was plenty large enough to make two good entrees.The service was very friendly and attentive, and prices were reasonable. An interesting extra- there was a large box of toys available for young diners. Two little boys at a nearby table were most happy to entertain themselves with dinosaurs and small cars while Grandma and Grandpa enjoyed their post mussels glass of wine. Nice touch!
2. Le Sarah B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 696 reviews
Reviewed By chasinUpstateNewYork
We went with friends to Le Sarah B, on Saturday off season, so not a lot of restaurants open. Sarah B doesn't take reservations, we got there a bit later than maybe we should have, and were told "sorry, no tables available". One of our friends spent a few minutes in animated (in French) conversation and we got lucky with a table for four in the top level, usually a drinks and Tapas spot. We ordered from the main menu anyway. Two of us shared their Smoked grilled rib chop (beef) and it was AMAZING. A distinctive smoky crust yet perfectly rare (en point) main cut, served simply with three small sauces (onion chutney, blue cheese and herbed butter) and a nice bowl of frites. The meat was beautifully tender, flavorful and IF I had been home I'd have been gnawing on the bone at the end of the meal.One of us chose a fish, Fillet of Lieu Noir, or Pollock, and it was said to be delicious. The fourth chose a vegetarian burger and she too said it was delicious.Desserts were 2 Nougat Glacé, a tart au citron, and a fourth we don't remember.Service was good, even though the place was packed. There are three or four levels and seating is tight but not jammed.
3. La Douanerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Jason F
Had dinner here...most of the staff did not speak English and we did not speak French but the staff took care of us...I really appreciate when language barriers are met with fun spirited sign language.For french standards the food was ok. No seafood here other than some shrimp as a starter.Definitely visit just for the location and nice staff.
4. Le Rochois
Reviewed By Companion155259
Ordered petite cafe creme, out came two milky kids drinks with very little coffee taste, far less than even a cafe au lait. When we advised they werenât good, we were told thatâs the way they are in France - having been in France for many months I would disagree strongly. The French do good coffee, Le Rochois doesnât. Ordered a noisette as their âpetite cremeâ was undrinkable. Billed for both with attitude on side from waiter. Appalled.
