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Where to eat Seafood food in Quiberon: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Quiberon. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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10. Au P'tit Velo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Peter R
This is a great place to have drinks and nibbles with a fabulous view of the beach. I think that they should modify the Le Mojito a bit as the ones that we had were not the usual taste. The nibbles were delicious however.
9. La Cour des Druides
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
In the restaurant " La cour des Druides " in a large warm and welcoming room with sand and white tones, we offer a traditional cuisine which does not lack elegance. Gluttony is sharpened by the talents of a chef who offers a menu which focuses on local pr
Reviewed By CatonsvilleGeorge
We enjoyed excellent food here, in the traditional French tradition of fish and shellfish. Service was friendly and fast. It's one block off the beachfront, in the Hotel des Druïdes.
8. BaraGwin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Restaurant and wine bar with tapas like in spain. With a beautiful place in front of the port and the sea, here we can eat freh product and handmade with a special choice of 70 diferents wines from France or others countries.A place to spend a relaxing ti
Reviewed By Rob P
It's a small, informal bar/restaurant overlooking the northern end of Port Haliguen Harbour.It's relaxed, and has plenty of exterior seating. The music can be good, the staff are excellent and the tapas menu ideal for sitting, drinking and grazing as you become peckish. More substantial food is available I believe, but we never felt the need.Nothing much more to be said. Just go there.
7. La Criee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 559 reviews
Reviewed By Jolph
My most vivid memory of La Criee is looking up from my food and seeing a couple two tables away tucking into what I imagine was the platter listed on the menu as the 'gargantua'. It was gargantua. They were gargantua. If you wonder why the oceans are slowly being depopulated you have your answer right there. We didn't opt for the gargantua, though it did look amazing, partly because it was seventy or eighty-something euros for two but also because we would have struggled to have eaten half of what would have been placed before us.We opted for the set menu. Soupe de poissons and a seafood terrine for starters and a main course of merlin with potatoes with a cream (and cider?) sauce. It was very rich and a little heavy. We shared a dessert, far, which was quite good. Didn't get all that excited about it.Tradition weighs heavily on French cuisine and sometimes it weighs heavily on the stomach. I'm guessing it would have been possible to order something remarkably similar twenty, thirty or forty years ago. The restaurant itself looks as though it was last properly redecorated in the 70s, all pine and tongue and groove walls.Is that so bad? Absolutely not. This is authentic, unaffected and conscientious French cooking to a very good standard. It's just that I could barely move afterwards. :)
6. Le Triskell
Overall Ratings
4 based on 718 reviews
Reviewed By Larry K
We enjoyed our cassolettes de l'ocean and choucroutes de le mer. The waiting for each course was a bit annoying, and it was almost impossible to get the bill. Then, when I made a mistake and pressed dollars rather than euros on the charge machine, the owner refused to cancel it. He just did not want to be bothered. So I guess I won't be bothered to return.
5. Le Vivier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 994 reviews
Reviewed By Dcowhig
During a visit to Quiberon we ended up in this bar/restaurant on an very stormy day. It's situated overlooking the Coté Sauvage (Savage Coast) and it really can be. The day of our visit had spectacular views of the sea. The menu tended to seafood and why not in that area. We both had mussels and fries which were amazing and rather plentiful. The food was excellent and the service was really good in spite of the restaurant being very busy. It wasn't cheap but it was good value for money.
4. A la Louche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By colinw274
First visit but will go back. Food was good and reasonably priced. Service for us was attentive and not rushed the table had one sitting. Recommend choucroute de la mer. Duck was also very good. Huge pudding.
Where to eat French food in Quiberon: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Au Bon Accueil Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 574 reviews
Bonjour, La partie hôtel n'est plus exploitée, or nous recevons des avis qui s'affichent sur "hôtel" et qui concernent le restaurant. Merci de bien vouloir faire la modification en supprimant "hôtel"
Reviewed By Nath37-56
I am giving it a 3 star recommendation purely because of the friendliness of the staff and owners. That, I cannot fault. Thank you The food however was average. I had garlic cockles which were not hot enough, no breadcrumbs, dry and rubbery. Then I had âail de raieâ. The portion was massive! Too much fish, not enough sauce. However, veggies were well cooked and delicious. The Chef came out to check on his customer halfway through service. He was lovely and went from table to table asking if everything was ok. He was really lovely in his role and I did not have the heart to tell him that âthe rapport qualité/ prixâ was all wrong. Overall, if you like old fashion restaurants, then it is the place for you. It is stuck in the 80âs and needs to consider reducing the menu to offer up to date cuisine. It also does have a great location just on the side of Port Maria.Would I go back? No. Too pricey for the quality of the food. But try it for yourself because they deserve a chance. You can tell that they work hard to try and please you.
2. Restaurant Creperie La Lagune
Overall Ratings
5 based on 70 reviews
Restaurant de poissons, fruits de mer et tapas cuisinés maison, situé près du Casino de jeux, de la piscine Neptilune et de la thalassothérapie à Quiberon. Proche du bord de mer et du centre ville. Salle rénovée avec cheminée et terrasse dans jardin arbor
Reviewed By up3004
We have gone to this restaurant 4 times, and each time it has been great. From the mojito to start - which is one of the best I have ever had - to the various crepes and galettes that are offered on the menu, the quality of the meal is excellent. The service is efficient and friendly as well. The restaurant is a bit out of the way if you are staying in the center of Quiberon, but it well worth a bit of effort to walk tthere to enjoy a fantastic meal.
1. Bar de la Marine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Rose N
Had lunch here and enjoyed our oysters and fish. The ladies were exceptional nice and patient with our poor French. Cute place, casual, fun and really good food. Good prices too. There daily special looked really good too....maybe next time. A lovely spot on the port.
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