"If you have never visited a Buffalo Grill restaurant, then you need to rectify that ASAP.The theme is American western style, which is reflected in the decor and the food choice. Seating is in booths unless you have a larger party for which there are larger circular tables. All orders for drinks and food are taken by the staff and brought to your table - there is no bar as such.Steaks and burgers are very much in evidence, in many different forms, as well as ribs and chilli con carne. There is not as much choice for vegetarians.When you are first seated, a small side salad is presented to nibble on while you make your main choice. In other Buffalo Grills, we have had corn chips or salted popcorn, so there may be alternatives.Look for the "MENU" choices, which as elsewhere in France, offers a fixed choice at a reduced price... usually a drink/starter/main course, or drink/main/dessert. These are usually shown on the place mat on you table.Remember that the French generally like their meat rare, so if you order medium, it may well be more rare than medium.Bien Cuit - or well done may be less well done than you expected too.In Ploermel they have English speaking staff, and menus printed in English if you are not used to ordering in French - but you might still have to resort to some pointing at some items due to differences in pronunciations.We have always found the food to our liking, and never been rushed, even when it is busy... and on Sunday evenings, we have found them to be very busy!The dessert selection is extensive, and like the main menu, subject to seasonal changes... these can be found on the Buffalo Grill website, and while you are in the restaurant, you will likely be invited to sign up for their email newsletter.Look out for the "Diligence de Desserts" which is a selection of smaller portions of several of the desserts. The choice varies from time to time, and has been available as a choice for one or two persons. It is great if you cannot decide on what to have!If you have young children with you, they may struggle with the children's puzzles, some of which involve finding French words made up from letters in the answers to other puzzles. if in doubt, it would pay to take your own."
