Tried this place on a whim. The menu had a lot of options, which was nice. It&#39;s a cozy spot, felt warm and relaxed. Food was solid, nothing crazy. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but okay for a casual meal.

The menu thankfully was more varied than what was shown on the internet.  The menu is not very extensive, but there were enough choices for us and our friends.  The food was delicious and in ample portions.  The prices are very reasonable.  Given that only one man was serving everyone both upstairs and downstairs, he did a great job!

The caramel crepe was the highlight for me. You can really taste the quality in the ingredients, everything felt so fresh. The savory galettes were nice too, very authentic. A lovely spot for a simple, wholesome meal.

Friendly staff. Quick service. They explained the menu well and were on top of things.

Family-run place, cozy vibe. Menu&#39;s small but everything we tried was spot on. The staff&#39;s warmth is genuine. Enjoyed a glass of their house red with the lamb&mdash;simple, honest pairing that just worked.

Pizza&#39;s huge, but toppings felt a bit light. The burger was tasty, just wish there was a bit more of it for the price.

Loved the view of the port from my table. The dishes were all solid, but the little surprise in the dessert course was the real highlight for me. Just a nice touch.

The savory crepe with ham and cheese was spot on. The buckwheat batter had a nice nutty flavor, and the cheese was properly melted. The sweet one with lemon and sugar was simple but balanced, not overly sweet. Good portion for the price.

Been here a few times for their pizza. Always good. Sat outside last time, nice spot by the water. The portion size is decent for the price, you won&#39;t leave hungry.

The buckwheat cr&ecirc;pe with ham and cheese was just right. Crispy edges, the cheese melted perfectly. A nice, simple lunch spot.

Service was prompt and friendly. I appreciated the comfortable seating, which made the evening feel relaxed. The wine list had some nice choices by the glass. A very pleasant spot for a quiet dinner.

good food, service a bit chaotic, but overall a good place to eat. location in the center of brest is really good. Mind that I visited during Covid times, so my experience might differ from others.

The weekday lunch set is under &euro;20. Had a simple bistro dish with seasonal local produce. The flavors were clean and direct. The portion was just right for a midday meal.

Late-night pizza craving by the beach, and this spot saved the evening. The staff was so kind when I called in my order. The pizza itself was delicious, and it arrived still wonderfully warm. A very comfortable and easy experience.

The buckwheat galettes were so fresh and light. Really appreciate the quality of ingredients here.

The food was creative and comforting, just what you&#39;d expect from a Michelin spot. Perfect for a relaxed dinner with friends.

A nice little creperie. The buckwheat crepe with ham and cheese was pretty good. Service was friendly. It&#39;s a fine spot for a simple lunch.

Such a lovely family-run spot! The owner came by to chat, made me feel right at home. That personal touch really warmed up the whole evening.

The homemade pasta was a real highlight. They nailed the presentation, and the mix of local herbs with the sauce was spot on. Just a lovely, simple plate.

The pasta was good, but the wine list felt a bit limited for the menu. Still, a solid spot near Rue Jean Jaur&egrave;s.

Found this spot after wandering the old town. The galettes are just right - crispy edges, soft inside. Sat outside with a view of the harbor. Simple and good.

Steaks cooked exactly as requested, the mussels were fresh. Their Breton tiramisu is a nice original touch. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired well with the meal. A solid choice.

Food&#39;s always solid. Portions hit that sweet spot&mdash;enough to feel full but not stuffed. Friendly staff too. Just a reliable spot.

No reservation but they squeezed us in. Staff was friendly, not rushed. The wine list is decent, found a nice Pinot Noir that went well with the steak. Service stayed solid all evening, even when they got busy. A bit noisy by the bar, but overall a good spot.

Stopped by for a beer. The terrace under the palms is a nice spot. Had a local craft one, it was good. Portions looked big at other tables. Friendly when we walked in.

The cafe entrance is a bit misleading, the actual restaurant is upstairs. Food&#39;s simple but tasty, using local stuff.

The staff here are really friendly and quick. They remembered my usual order, which is nice. Makes the whole lunch break feel a bit more relaxed. Good spot for a quick, hassle-free bite.

Loved the terrace view of the little port. It&#39;s such a relaxed spot for lunch, just sitting there with a drink. The vibe is really lovely and unhurried.

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