Couetilliec Cottages
Places to Eat
Gastronomic Delights
Places to eat; the gastronomic delights of Brittany are on your doorstep: crepes, galetts, beurre moule, cidre, beer (the wine’s not bad either) and an abundance of fresh fish and shellfish. Boulangeries with their array of breads and mouth-watering patisseries. When it comes to places to eat you are spoilt for choice. The following 15 restaurants are all child friendly. The links point to TripAdvisor review pages, providing options for making a reservation. We strongly recommend that you book! Distances shown are from Couetilliec Cottages.
L’auberge de Pont Calleck (10km)
nr, Inguiniel. French cuisine; stunning setting, relax with a drink on the riverside terrace or go all out on the taster menu.
Au Rendez-vous Des Pêcheurs (20km)
Pont Augan. Traditional French cuisine. Lovely setting overlooking the confluence of Le Blavet and L’Ével.
Les Trois Marchands (11km)
Guemene sur Scorff. Traditional French cuisine – lunchtime set menu, good selection of Breton beers, the oldest restaurant in Guemene
Chez Marie Thé (16km)
Ploërdut. Very popular lunchtime restaurant. Traditional French cuisine. Buffet starter, choice of main, buffet dessert or cheese.
Le Christie (11km)
Guemene sur Scorff. Friendly and atmospheric bistro/pizzeria. Children’s menu. Restaurant and roadside terrace.
Auberge La Tourelle(15km)
Melrand. Traditional French cuisine. Well worth a visit for lunch or dinner. Outdoor dining area with view across the church square.
Le Pensead (4.5km)
Inguiniel. Restaurant (traditional French cuisine) and pizzeria – eat in or takeaway.
Les Algues Marines (48km)
St Cado, Belz. Fantastic setting over looking the Île de Saint-Cado and the Ria d’Etel. Simple French cuisine: seafood; steak; crepes.
Le Moulin du Pont Samoel (19km)
Pont Samoel, nr. Silfiacnr. English owned. Beautiful lakeside setting. Eat then take a stroll around the lake.
La Lanterne Rouge (29km)
Pontivy. Chinese buffet and wok – all you can eat – lunchtime and evening. If you consume too many calories; across the road there is a pleasant walk along the Blavet towpath.
Creperie de Saint Maurice (42km)
nr, Clohars-Carnoët. Next to l’abbaye Saint Maurice and on the shore of la Laïta. A stunning setting at high tide.
Auberge Indienne de Kercado (63km)
nr. Carnac. Fabulous Indian food after wandering around the famous standing stones of Carnac.
Aux Sabots Rouges (11km)
Guemene sur Scorff. English owned. Hearty food. French, English and International cuisine. A good place for Brits to integrate with French. Live music.
“Best holiday ever!”
Amazing holiday! We have never relaxed so much. The cottage was clean, well fitted out and very comfortable with great kitchen, bathroom and huge big sofas and comfy beds. The grounds were stunning, rolling lawns, woodland and meadows. And the pool was fantastic, cleaned daily and a pleasure to swim in surrounded by trees. The rural location was just what we wanted. Perfect to get away from busy life at home. The local village was lovely and very french and an easy cycle away, along the empty french lanes. We’re booking again next year!
~ melanie_hickmore, June 2015