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France Food Guide: 8 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Landeda
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Landeda including Vioben, L' Ecailler des Abers, Huitres Madec -Prat ar Coum, Huitres Legris, Le Carre St Michel, Auberge du Pont, Vivier De Beg Ar Vil, Les Littorines
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8. Les Littorines
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Suesa1
This is an unpretentious restuarant at Port Salle. It looks quite ordinary from outside, but looks can be deceiving as we found out.We had a starter of avocado and crab meat, very fresh and tasty. For mains we had duck with raspberries and pork with ginger- too full up for desert and far better than in many so called top places.We thoroughly enjoyed everything.Staff were extremely helpful in translating some of the menu for us.
7. Vivier De Beg Ar Vil
Reviewed By lechatchiant
depuis cette année, ils font des moules sur cordes dans l'aber Benoit.elles sont excellentes, charnues iodées TIP TOP !!!4.50 le kg environ, je ne sais plusmais nous avons pris 2 crabes cuits sur place, commandés et reservés la veille.triste désillusion car l'un des crabes était vides de chair (je crois qu'ils appellent cela un crabe fantome), plutot remplis d'une bouillasse brunatre.tous les professionnels nous ont confirmé que cela se sentait de suite et que personne ne doit vendre ce crabe car on le sent tout de suite au poids.mais eux nous l'ont bien vendus, sans aucuns remords.j'y suis retourné le lendemain, la patronne m' a remboursé sans aucun mot d'excuse, sans explication et elle est devenue très froide à mon égard les jours suivants.nous voulions y acheter un homard, on est allé au resto à la place. tant pis pour eux et pour nous !!
6. Auberge du Pont
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By Tanguy G
This has been my favourite restaurant in the area for many years but seems to have changed since last year. The new chef has a fondness for curry powder but uses it well. The seafood "pot" is still as tasty as it alway was but noticably smaller! Oysters and salad starters were both good, and the duck main course was pretty tasty too. The cafe gourmand was certainly not as fancy as prior years but all the desserts were nice.Merci pour cette avis sur TripAdvisor. A bientôt toute l'Equipe de l'Auberge
5. Le Carre St Michel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By doddek
We visited this superb restaurant on 3 nights on our stay in this area the food and the quality of service was fantastic you also have the bonus of fabulous views from your table
4. Huitres Legris
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By brunonb
The area is a bit remote and not that many tourists (foreigners) are around. The company is having its own farm and they even present some pictures and artifacts about farming the oysters. You come here to buy or eat the oysters (totally fresh, you can see them in the special place inside. Additionally you can have pate (great), soup , cheese. Nice wine and cide. As we were staying in hotel Le Castel Arch (next door) we conveniently pop in here often . Highly recommended, nice view, nice service, nice atmosphere
3. Huitres Madec -Prat ar Coum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Muverans
This company based in Carantec (Pointe de Pen-Al-Lann) produces a variety of oysters that are sold in the region, but can also be consumed on the spot. This is what we did with a few friends: we each chose our type of oysters, we bought a bottle of cold white wine from their fridge, we sat on a bench with a view on the Bay of Morlaix, and had the most delightful and tasteful little meal sitting in the sun. We also got a full briefing from the lady who runs the shop on oyster production - very interesting. Definitely worth the stop --- but check the times, they do have a break at lunch time (call 0298783068 or 0298670364).(I gather the company has a restaurant in nearby Lanillis -- we didn't try that.)
2. L' Ecailler des Abers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 368 reviews
Reviewed By StuartHelen
Called here for lunch while staying at Des Abers nearby, had a beautiful Cassolet Fruits de Mer, and a nice wine, right by the main road which wasn't ideal but the food and service was great, dog friendly too which was a help.
1. Vioben
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
Reviewed By chapyBristol
The menus were quite good value, and it was nice to have pre dinner nibbles. My starter (mackerel and cauliflower)was great. The main was ok, but I was not keen on the creamy sauce. The desserts were well presented and delicious, and it was a nice touch to have petit fours, but there were far too many. The service was fine, but a bit formal and cold. The other thing we disliked was the music, it was not really appropriate for the type of restaurant.
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