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Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Tregastel, France including Auberge de la Vieille Eglise, Le Duplex, Restaurant Le Ker Louis, La Cotriade, Le Transat, Le Coste Mor, La Suite, Le Suroit, Le Macareux, Le Ker Bleu
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10. Le Ker Bleu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1014 reviews
Reviewed By dragoonfly1
We both had roast Camembert starter, tasty but a bit too much. The plat du jour,merlu with sausage was hard work, the fish didnât seem fresh, the sausage did not improve the experience, the mashed potato lumpy. My wife found the bavette fairly tasteless. Most people seemed happy though.
9. Le Macareux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Roger V
If you are in the neighborhood of Lannion, take the chance to visit the coastline with the beautifull 'Granit Rose' in Perros Guirec. And take the opportunity to go down to the coast to Landrellec, which is a small village belonging to Pleumeur Bodou.Here you can enjoy a walk on the beach and have a nice dinner in the restaurant "Le Macareux".We had a glass of champaign, which was served with some 'amuse gueulles'.As a starter we had a plate of oysters, cultivated in the bay. They taste really marvellous.For the main dish we had chosen a grilled lobster, prepared with coral butter and cognac and a fine Basmati rice. This main dish is served in 2 parts, each containing a half lobster.And to conclude this delicious meal I enjoyed a poached peach with peach ice cream.To give an impression of the price: the lobster was 30â¬.I really hope to go back there to have some other delicious experiences!
8. Le Suroit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By Suzanne2303
This restaurant with wonderful views of the boat harbour, was recommended by our hotel Les Costans. We had a memorable meal there: the seafood salad, scallop terrine, followed by the two fish for myhuts and ad I bravely tried skate fish: delicious! The staff were friendly and attentive, even with our minimal French. The desserts were also wonderful: nougat with blackberry coulis and the creme brûlée . An outstanding meal for a reasonable price. Nice Riesling to wash it down.
7. La Suite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1185 reviews
Reviewed By alisonjones7
We had lunch here today and although the serbic was friendly and happily coped with us and our dogs the food was not good and overpriced. The risotto of both varieties was stodgy and lacked flavour. The cafe gourmand was bland and uninteresting so the meal was not worth what we paid for it. Shame as it's in a nice position and outside area was light and comfortable
6. Le Coste Mor
Overall Ratings
3 based on 590 reviews
Reviewed By Noobab
We visited right at the end of November. We think the restaurants were taking it in turns opening on week nights. The receptionist gave us directions and seeing the lights after walking in the dark on a cold night was a great first impression.Ambiance and decor were nice, food was seasonably appropriate and really tasty. Service was great. The toilets were great. The bill could have been lower (we could have drunk less too)
5. Le Transat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 522 reviews
Reviewed By moutonrouge
The Pizzas weren't good, there was hardly any tomato sauce and the cheese was rubbery, not enjoyable at all. The chicken forestière was far too rich with the same rubbery cheese as the pizzas. Finally, the fruit salad appeared to have been thrown together in a rush and contained pips and pith. Very disappointing.
4. La Cotriade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 534 reviews
Reviewed By Debora C
Ploumanach is pretty touristy in the high season and we were a bit apprehensive about finding a nice enough retaurant. From the start we liked it. Attentive but not abtrusive service, lovely (sea)food, very reasonably priced. Would definitely eat here again and probably rent one of their hotelrooms too!
3. Restaurant Le Ker Louis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 648 reviews
Reviewed By sssteveg
This is a pleasant little family run restaurant right near the Saint-Guirac Beachfront. They serve surprisingly good food and delicious fresh seafood. Emilie does everything in front, including waiting, mixing drinks and cleaning up. Her husband is the chef.This seems like a simple place, but itâs not. Donât forget to make a reservation!
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2. Le Duplex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Cosy restaurant with sea view.
Reviewed By SFPrior
We arrived late and the restaurant was full inside but we braved the outside. Despite it being a little chilly as the sun had gone down the meal was definitely worth it!The staff were friendly and flexible offering us different alternatives to the childrenâs menu.The food was beautifully presented with an ´amuse boucheâ of a delicious gazpacho. Most of us had the faux filet for mains which was cooked to perfection and delicious!The meal was great value with the menu at 19 euros - main and starter or dessert.Would definitely recommend and return - thanks for a great meal!
1. Auberge de la Vieille Eglise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By MargaretP697
We visited this restaurant because we heard the seafood was good and weren't disappointed. The gorgeous maitre d' didn't speak much English and we are dismal with French but she explained everything on the menu and in the seafood tank, we all nodded and smiled a lot and we and ended up with a wonderful fresh langoustine and lobster meal.
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