Brasserie L'O - Menu

Great food, great drinks, live flamenco guitar, very noisy Cost averaged $40/person.__Dinner for four, two had tapas, two had entrees.

Warmly welcomed and the food was nicely prepared. Two of us just had the main course small steal and chips and 25cl house wine and it came to 58 euros. I felt it was rather overpriced for mid day.

The restaurant has a large window on the small river, with a romantic and idyllic view : this is the sixty percent of the value. Food in the average, cafe gourmand to try and since in Guingamp there is no a lot of restaurants, this is a good option anyway. View menu

Food was nice and appropriately priced for a brasserie. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble . We had 6 children with us and they were very well catered for (crayon and paper to draw, sweets and a small toy). We will go back as we really had a great time and I know my brother will too.

An atractive setting just off the town centre overlooking the river. The terrace must be popular of a warm evening at weekends. Tastefully furnished in a purposeful manner. The staff are charming and anxious to please without being intrusive. Reasonable fixed price menus are matched by sensibly priced wines. Nothing outstanding on the menu but nobody was disappointed.

This lovely restaurant is a little hard to find, especially at night. Our food was delicious and the setting very nice and upscale. Such a shame we were not there in the daylight to enjoy the view of the river. I had pork and my husband had fish. Both came in small, cast iron crocks. It was a slow night for them – just us and one other table. The waiter was attentive but not intrusive. A wonderful meal. View menu

We came for a Plat du Jour on a Saturday lunchtime. The place was busy..ish. My husband had the starter and main and I just ordered a main. His starter took 50 minutes to arrive. The mains, 1 hour twenty after we arrived. the food was utterly underwhelming. One main was a chicken leg and a spud...that's all. When we complained they gave us the drinks for free and said too many people arrived at the same time. Disappointing in the extreme.

Sunday lunch at L'O was simply dreadful. I was offerred their 'starter of the day' which consisted of a very hard piece of toast with a single strip of cheese drizzled with a few lardons. I then ordered lieu jaune with a blood orange sauce - what a disaster. Frozen fish which was served cold, dry and inedible. I sent it back, and was offered a burger instead. This also turned out cold, the fries cold and inedible with a few limp lettuce leaves. I sent this back as well - it was truly awful. For a couple, the bill was 75 euos, including half a bottle of wine. No discount or apology for the awful food - time to get a new chef I think - he simply cannot cook, or keep food warm until it is serve...

Nicely located, overlooking the Trieux river, just a short walk from the cathedral this is a good place for lunch or evening meal. Always welcoming, the menu selection has a good range of fish meat or vegetarian dishes with a changing lunchtime menu. I like the modern feel of the place which was once an old stone building, tastefully transformed into a light and airy place to eat and relax. This place scores highly on the aesthetic side of eating which to me has great importance. Food is always perfectly presented without it pretentiously looking like it has prepared by Picasso or chucked on the plate by an angry and overworked chef. Sometimes they have the shellfish - Ormeau. which if you l... View menu