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I had read in a guidebook that Crepes and Hard Cider were the local staples in Brittany, so of course I must always try the local cusine. We ordered the regular cider, not all that exciting, but there were other types that might be tastier.
Since I wasn't an avid VTR at the time, I didn't make note of the addresses of the local eateries, but just look for a crepiere sign, they are everywhere.
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Favorite Dish: The salt crepes are filled with meat and vegetable and pinched together at the top to make a package. The combination was very good, the rather bland salty crepe complements the filling.
Updated May 16, 2004
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Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: +33 02 99 40 83 57
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This is my Favorite! Beignets with strawberry taste.... yummyyyy
Written Jan 11, 2008
More special Breton's crepes
Written Jan 11, 2008
Wanna try Breton crepes?
Written Jan 11, 2008
Try the Breton chocolate
Written Jan 11, 2008
Written Jan 11, 2008
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I did not get to eat in this restaurant, too bad, either it was closed or sold out. It is voted one of the top restaurants in this area by a French culinary guide. Well, there is always next time.
Written May 3, 2007
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As usual I was their first customer when they opened the door for the evening. Hmm, the foie gras was good. So was the grilled sole. Let me show you the pics..........
Written May 2, 2007
Address: 6 rue d la corne de Cerf
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I had breakfast in this joint two days in a roll - freshly squeezed OJ and galette with ham, egg and cheese. Service is very friendly and the place is clean.
Written May 2, 2007
Address: 6 place chateaubriand
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I had breakfast in this joint two days in a roll - freshly squeezed OJ and galette with ham, egg and cheese. Service is very friendly and the place is clean.
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