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"Enjoyed some of the best galettes and crepes during our visit to Brittany with some very fine cider too. The owner was very helpful and helped us, with our limited French and his limited English, to have a most enjoyable lunch when other restaurants nearby had closed for the season. The restaurant is by a road but not busy, at least not when we were there - restaurant deserved to be much busier."
Teléfono: +33298565449
Dirección: 28 route de la Pointe de Mousterlin, 29170, Fouesnant, France
Ciudad: Fouesnant
Sitio Web: https://www.facebook.com/Cr%C3%AAperie-de-la-Pointe-1433194083613640/?ref=page_internal
Lunes: 12:00-22:00
Martes: 12:00-22:00
Miércoles: 12:00-22:00
Jueves: 12:00-22:00
Viernes: 12:00-22:00
Sábado: 12:00-22:00
Domingo: 12:00-22:00
Platos: 3
Comodidades: 3
Categorías: 5
Reseñas: 57
The first year I came with my husband and three children, my son broke a glass, I had a huge row with my husband, and the children ordered chocolate crepes but left them as they didn't like the chocolate. The owner didn't seem to mind the broken glass or the row but was deeply hurf about the good quality chocolate that had been left. A bit embarrassed to return the following year, we went for it wanting those gorgeous crepes. Fortunately the owner didn't seem to remember us so we have started coming every year. Now the children are a few years older they have also started enjoying good quality chocolate. They now eat every last morcel. I live the Celtic feel to the restaurant - Celtic CDs, models made out of corks and the pictures on the wall. I also believe the owner is really a korrigan (a nice one). There is a lot of choice and the crepes are the best around. The owner was very friendly and said he likes the Brits and Irish with the Celtic connection. Unfortunately I have just returned from this years visit and I now have to wait another year before I come back. Hey, why don't you open up in Yorkshire, Mr Korrigan?
in the first year I came with my man and three children, my son broke a glass, I had a huge row with my man, and the children ordered chocolate crepe, but left them as they don't like the chocolate. the owner did not seem to think. the broken glass or the series, but was deeply over the good quality chocolate that had remained. a bit embarrassing to return in the following year, we went for that we wanted these beautiful crepes. Luckily the owner did not seem to remember us, so we started every year. Now the children are a few years older they have also begun to enjoy good quality chocolate. they eat every last morcel. I live the Celtic feeling, the restaurant Celtic cds, models of cork and the pictures on the wall. I also think the owner is really a korrigan (a nice one). there is a lot of choice and the cripples are the best around. the owner was very friendly and said he likes the brittle and wrong with the Celtic connection. unfortunately I just returned from this year's visit and I have to wait one more year before I come back.
during our visit in the bretagne we cost some of the best galettes and cripples with some very fine apple wine. the owner was very helpful and helped us to have a pleasant lunch with our limited French and his limited English, when other restaurants close. closed for the season. the restaurant is on a street, but not busy, at least not when we were there restaurant deserves to be much more business.
Enjoyed some of the best galettes and crepes during our visit to Brittany with some very fine cider too. The owner was very helpful and helped us, with our limited French and his limited English, to have a most enjoyable lunch when other restaurants nearby had closed for the season. The restaurant is by a road but not busy, at least not when we were there - restaurant deserved to be much busier.
