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I ordered two pizzas and an excellent and fried pizza barquette also homemade in addition I recommend this restaurant it is really top

Stage to breakfast very nice. Very good welcome. Great fish. Too bad there's been no more far....undoubted to his success! We recommend!

I ate there because my friends did but it was disgusting, I definitely regret it knowing that they were plenty of cute other places around where we could View menu

A great gastronomic experience! The cooked dishes were delicious, and the Breton lighthouse was a real happiness. The team is welcoming, and the friendly atmosphere. I recommend more than strongly this restaurant.

Excellent reception and service. Very tasteful fresh products and beautiful portions. Very good value quality price. We loved the tiramisu and the far Breton, to be enjoyed without moderation. I recommend the place

From a weekend in the region, we found this address. A great welcome, good food. A treat! Small special mention for potimaron soup, a good Burger well-stocked with homemade fries and improved clafoutis! The pleasure of returning to the occasion! Thank you for the service! View menu

We visited here on recommendation and it didn't disappoint. The pizzas were yummy and light with amazing toppings. They even had a bambino pizza for our boys. We had crepes for dessert and they were the best we've had. The manager was friendly and spoke English to make up for our pigeon french and they had a booster seat for our toddler. Would go again.

I sensed immediately that because we had not booked we were just a bit of an inconvenience. Took an age to order (no drinks) but the food arrived quickly after that. Kids' pizza fine - what can go wrong with margherita? - but my 'Indian' pizza was a mess with no discernible influence from the subcontinent (unless blue cheese comes from India). Standards have been so high during our stay in Brittany that this place stands out like the sore thumb. Overall, sloppy with two blokes looking like they are trying out running a restaurant for their gap year. If though they can get by just keeping the locals sweet, that's their call.

Stopped for a quick lunch. Car parking beside the restaurant.Quiet when we went in but started to fill up with locals. Fairly good menu and reasonable prices. We shared the salad Paysanne as a starter which was plentiful for the two of us. Main courses were Carbonara and Galette Forestiere the sauce was beautiful. We were pleased with our choices and would happily order the same again. When served a glass of dry white wine we had to send this back because it was "corked" which did not seem to please the waiter so we got the grumpy face. Toilet was quite clean. If you enjoy junk shops there is one just down the road. Large Alsatian who is happy to play. View menu