Location: Douarnenez
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Best Pub food near Douarnenez, Brittany, France
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Douarnenez. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
Things to do in Douarnenez
1. Bistrot Les Filets Bleus
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Small vintage café in front of the sea with original and healthy food. Breakfast, lunch and brunch (only on Sunday). Lot of choices of ice cream, juice, beer, wine. Continuous service until 8PM
Reviewed By Titof33
Bistrot très sympa sur le vieux port.Belle petite salle au charme suranné avec une déco vintage. L'accueil et le service sont au top.Les prix plus que corrects.Attention il y a peu de places.
Where to eat French food in Douarnenez: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Mercure Bar
Reviewed By Steve T
Well we had to use it because it's right on our doorstep! As soon as we come out of the hotel its there. Its a pretty cool bar and is a late night opener, as with most little French towns the nights over when the last person has eaten. But this place keeps going until two in the morning and as such attracts all foreign tourists who are wandering round with nowhere to go. There is a decent local crowd as well.The place is all open and has a patio style seating all round the edge, it also has a funky balcony accessed by a big steel spiral staircase, and its theme is a beach setting with a huge array of tables, parasols and good old fashioned deck chairs.There's a massive selection of beers and wines, cocktails and a Lavatti coffee machine. Wi fi is super fast and free, and there's two huge screens in there, a good selection of world music is played to add to the vibe. They serve food but I can't comment on that because we have just eaten twice in the last four hours. We've just been to the creperie and the Panini's cafe. But we will eat there and I might do another review
3. Le Bris Glace
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By rboothy
This small cafe situated in an old building across the road from the Quay and the floating exhibits at the maritime museum is a charming place for a coffee or better still an ice cream or sorbet from their excellent range.
4. Les Herbes Folles
Atypical and pleasant bar, restaurant and tea house where the chef cooks traditionnal dishes with a personal twist using spices and wild edible plants. Books, comics and board games in free access. Children's area. Many events.
