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Best French food near Loudeac, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Loudeac, France including Restaurant Les Voyageurs, creperie La Galettoire, La Bisquine, Maurice & Eugenie , La Nonnina, La Tratt, La Grande Ourse, Crok'Saveur, La Calypso, Le Ty Breizh
10. Le Ty Breizh
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Flantheman2334
Le Ty Breizh is situated inside the Super U hypermarket in Loudeac. It also has access from the car park.We arrived after lunchtime and due to a mix up in translation (don't ask!) ended up with minced steak in a baguette with chips.A happy error, as they were delicious!My fussy grand daughters enjoyed every mouthful, as did the rest of us. Large portions, hot and freshly cooked.5 meals and drinks for 32 Euros (about £24).The waitress who served us, and the waiter who took over when she finished, were both charming.We have had coffee here before, but this was the first (and not last) meal we had there.Will return as we are often shopping in Loudeac.
9. La Calypso
Overall Ratings
3 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By EnoEtMillau
Les plats ne sont pas mauvais, les choix sont divers mais il manque cruellement de produits faits et de plats faits maison sur la carte... C'est dommage car de prime abord, les intitulés donnent envie. Le service est vraiment long mais le personnel est très agréable.
8. Crok'Saveur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By andyf689
We have visited Crok'Saveur several times and have always enjoyed the atmosphere of a very welcoming restaurant. Jean-Philippe and his team have established a wonderful location to meet & greet and chat "internationally" whilst enjoying the freshly prepared savouries, sandwiches and sweets.Excellent food, free Wifi and great conversation, Vwallah, Crok'Saveur has it all.A'bientot.
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7. La Grande Ourse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Our restaurant La Grande Ourse offers fresh and seasonal products. All our food is homemade, made with passion and respect for products. We are open from Monday to Tuesday from 9:00am to 4:00pm and from Wednesday to Saturday from 9:00am to 4:00pm and from
Reviewed By GurvanK
"La grande ourse" se trouve à l'extérieur du centre-ville.Testé leur formule du jour à 13,90 ⬠entrée (carpaccio de tomate, jambon sec et burrata), plat (dos de cabillaud et déclinaison de carottes) et dessert (déclinaison de fraises) ; bon mais rien d'exceptionnel. Les plats sont pas forcément copieux (une petite tranche de jambon pour l'entrée) et un poisson cuisiné avec beaucoup de beurre (trop pour ma part).
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6. La Tratt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Knossos_C
It doesn't look like a great restaurant, and even standing on the pavement outside you could be forgiven for thinking it is closed. But you would be missing a treat! As others have mentioned, it is open on days of the year and times of the day that other nearby restaurants are closed. The pizzas are large, tasty and made in front of you. The salad geziers was excellent, as was the lasagna. All very good value and friendly service.
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5. La Nonnina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By splashman50
Visited here with my Mum. I had a pizza, she had a salad. The staff were very attentive and the service was quick and couldn't be faulted. The food is straightforward, pizzas, burgers, steaks etc but served in a civilided, restaurant style with waiter service, napkins and typical, French attention to detail. Thoroughly recommended.
4. Maurice & Eugenie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By claire l
Déco superbe, chaleureuse ! Plats bien présentés et copieux ! Serveurs agréable ! Pour les beaux jours la terrasse à lâextérieur est vraiment agréable. Je recommande !
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3. La Bisquine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Ray D
Terry and I drove down to Loudeac to explore the little town, and one of the highlights of this trip was discovering this excellent little restaurant right in the centre of the picturesque little town. The setting is excellent.We opted for the 18.50euro menu and were not disappointed. Included in the price was a choice of starters, a choice of main course and a choice of deserts. We both opted for a goats cheese salad to start (with the cheese wrapped in filou pastry). Strangely enough we both opted for the same main course, roast lamb served with saute potatoes, courgettes and a honey infused sauce. Ice cream just set everything off inasmuch as it was a really hot day outside and by now we were refreshed and ready to head back outside.Presentation of each course was excellent and the standard of cooking was excellent. The only thing stopping me from awarding this great little restaurant the max score was the fact that in the previous week we had been exposed to a Michelin starred chef. That said though, Terry and I plan to head back to La Bisquine before we head home.
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2. creperie La Galettoire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
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Reviewed By reviewer23_12
This restaurant is obviously very popular as we had to try three times before we got a table - and Loudeac is not a big place! It prides itself on serving fresh produce and this shows in the quality of the food. Whilst not the best galettes that we have ever had they were still extremely tasty and the welcome from the staff was warm and friendly.thank you very much and do not hesitate to book;)
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1. Restaurant Les Voyageurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By reviewer23_12
This restaurant is part of a business hotel so is only open Mondays to Thursdays. It's worth remembering when they are open though as the food is consistently very good and the staff are welcoming. And, of course, like most French restaurants they are perfectly happy to let the dog come in with us. I would recommend it to anyone in the area - or just passing through - as the best place in town.
