Top Restaurants in Erdeven
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Where to eat European food in Erdeven: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what European restaurants to try in Erdeven including La Galettiere, Restaurant le BB, La Peche a la Turlutte, Le Bihan Cafe, L Hippocampe, Bistrot a Thon, La Chaloupe, Restaurant La Cote, Les algues marines, Restaurant Chez Auguste
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10. Restaurant Chez Auguste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1056 reviews
Restaurant creperie, pancakes are prep ared in the big Brittany traditions. We propose house Burgers quality with bread of the master bakerand steak Angus 165g. All this served in a charmingly vintage and authentic frame(executive).
Reviewed By jdd-666
Small restaurant but great service and delicious cuisine. Burgers or crepes, so no haute cuisine here, but really good food! You have to try the ice-cream, they have a fantastic artisanal supplier. Super friendly waitresses, thinking how to serve us even better as she was looking for an alternative drink to suit my wife. On top of that a very competitive pricing. Nothing negative to mention. Just donât forget to reserve .
9. Les algues marines
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By Robinhood1
As has been commented before not many British reviews for this first class cafe style restaurant. Simple straightforward menu with seafood, crepes, salads, omelettes, and a daily meat dish. Lots of excellent desserts and good beer, wine and cider. It is very unpretentious but a proper restaurant style eating experience. The staff are very friendly indeed and made us very welcome. There are no reservations taken and it was open most lunchtimes and a couple of evenings when we were here in the first week of September. We went twice and the first time we had to wait a few minutes and the second time we were welcomed like long lost friends. Two courses, drinks and coffee came to about 55 euros so no complaints there either. The food is simple but well prepared and the whole place has an air of efficiency about it. We arrived about 1.00pm on each occasion and there was no rush for us to leave at the end of service. Many locals, a few German guests and perhaps we were the only Brits! They speak enough English to help out and as often happens there is a slightly amusing English menu! Make sure this is on your schedule if in this area - you will not be disappointed. It is bit out of the way but follow the signs to St Cady from Belz and enjoy the beautiful setting and a short stroll afterwards.
8. Restaurant La Cote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 578 reviews
Reviewed By grahamh336
WOW. This Husband & Wife partnership along with their great team deliver some of the finest food I've tasted in years. Fantastic would be an understatement from this Michelin recognized quirky stylish restaurant that deserves a Star. It's a roller coaster of wonderful taste experiences that will simply delight.Hidden away on a bend near the mysterious historic landmark of the Carnac Stones. This is a must visit for those seeking a gastronomic encounter par excellenceThank you Graham, i remember you now cause the picture of my self in the kitchen!, please keep this picture for yourself, just this one , i wonder if you could.Thank you so much for your visit and this fabulous text!Pierre
7. La Chaloupe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By PVR2
After some years of struggling La Chaloupe is back on track. A new friendly owner who's resembling Zorba but is definitely not Greek has taken up the level. Good pizza & some very nice menus, fish & crustacés, plateaus fruits-de-mer and what have you. We're really happy to eat here and felt most welcome.
6. Bistrot a Thon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
Le bistrot à thon vous propose le tour du thon en 80 recettes avec une douzaine de recettes disponibles chaque jour indiquées par des pastilles de couleurs
Reviewed By Nordicnews
This restaurant 30 different ways of cooking tuna-fish. We tried two dishes and were disappointed. The tuna wasovercooked and booooring.Service was sloppy and slow.
5. L Hippocampe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By Janie C
Service was excellent as was the food. This was our second visit to this delightful venue. Since our last visit, the restaurant has added a wooden terrace. It's off the beaten track but well worth making the effort to find. We sat on the terrace as we had our dogs with us and, although it was windy, the glass railings provided shelter. The inside of the restaurant is beautifully appointed and gives a fine dining experience. It's immaculate. The owners are a young couple and are enthusiastic and very friendly. We had a seafood platter which was copious and beautifully presented.
4. Le Bihan Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By ChrisC46
Great oasis in a seaside town on a sunny Wednesday in August. Situated a few minutes from the front /harbourside and the circus which was paying a visit, this atmospheric cafe/ bar restaurant was set back from the main street. Slightly shabby chic and very friendly, suited the four of us well for lunch. Plates consisted of 2 salade kig yuard, 1 salade seguin and for me (not being a cheese lover ) being by the seaside it had to be a local dish of delicious fresh moules mariniere. Portions were copious but two of us managed freshly made creme brulee. Drinks consisted of sirop a l'eau, limonade, a glass of the local armoric cidre and tea. Excellent value at 52euros.(Also billed as 341 francs!) Lovely friendly family run and an added bonus was that the second creme brulee was not charged for as the charming lady proprietor considered it too small a portion.
3. La Peche a la Turlutte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 331 reviews
Reviewed By 7rebeccam
Went in for dinner, ordered seafood casserole and steak with potatoes, red house wine and creme brûlée for dessert. Service was efficient, free wifi, food was good and well portion, wine was good, dessert was delicious. Seafood casserole was a bit salty to my liking, also too many mushy mussels, would prefer a bit more fish and prawn that gave more layers and texture to the taste. Cream brûlée was huge in portion and very delicious. Overall it was a good restaurant.
2. Restaurant le BB
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Reviewed By jamesdelaney1
This place was taken over by new owners early 2015 and completely re-styled into a very smart interior with imaginative décor, marine style. The charming new owners call it "cuisine creative" and it certainly is. Starters of Moules Farcies were delicious with a subtle taste of spicyness. Main course of Gratin de St Jacques was delicious. Good wine list, most of it available in pichet 50cl. although we were eating a la carte, there was a set menu around 13 Euros which looked quite appetising.In short a very pleasant experience and a place to be highly recommended.
1. La Galettiere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 511 reviews
Where he question memorable pancakes and a small Breton pub where time can stop Soon the summer months and the cruel di lemma for many: UK or French Riviera? For those who choose iodine and spray rather than the furnace, here is a good plan pancake: the G
Reviewed By McLepel
We went to this Crêperie in family after a windy morning at the closed by beach. The typical Briton atmosphere and the pancakes were superb! Even the kids enjoyed their meal which was under our expectations. Great service with the right mood. Very good prices as well. Highly recommended.
