I’m travelling around Brittany for 2 weeks in September. Can anyone recommend any good restaurants? (0 replies, last updated by Mark Easton August 21, 2001)

I need some suggestions for a couple of friends who will be spending extensive time in France. Their home base will be Brittany and they are interested in restaurants specializing in seafood,(oysters, but don’t they... (1 reply, last updated by Lou August 25, 1999)

Have any chowhounders had recent experiences with restaurants on the Brittany coast? We’ll be there the first week in October. I see there are quite a few Michelin one-stars, often in Relais & Ch�teaux hotels, and a couple... (16 replies, last updated by PhilD October 15, 2009)

Going to be in Brittany in June and then Bordeaux. For Brittany, in the north, any recommendations for good local restaurants and good local purveyors (cheese, etc)? For Bordeaux area, any vineyards recommended for wine tastings... (3 replies, last updated by JimD March 3, 2007)

I am planning a trip to the Brittany coast in January- does anyone know good areas to go oyster tasting on the coast? I would ideally like to go straight to the producer. Thanks! (3 replies, last updated by madec caroline January 20, 2005)

No. How are you getting to Brittany? There’s a TGV from Paris to Rennes. (6 replies, last updated by Devon October 9, 2003)

Will be staying in Brittany and Aquitaine in September, driving down through Bordeaux. Any worth-a-detour restaurants (preferably informal but great food) you folks can recommend?? Thanks. (7 replies, last updated by r. k November 6, 2000)

Anyone have suggestions for Normandy and Brittany? We’re driving, one week, enjoy unpretentious country auberge-type places; happy wanderers...and if any gites or B&Bs come to mind, please share! (0 replies, last updated by NolaTravelers August 5, 2008)

Even with a car, Brittany is awfully large, easily three hour drive from one end to the other. Care to be more specific about the location? Best restaurants in Brittany are Roellinger in Cancale, Abadie in Lorient, Carantec by... (6 replies, last updated by globalgourmet January 30, 2009)

Four friends will be traveling through Chartres, Blois then on to Brittany where we will be staying in Dinard. Then it’s on to Bayeux in Normandy down through Giverny. Any good scoop on restaurants or markets in any of... (1 reply, last updated by teezeetoo April 29, 2007)

I’m starting to plan for a trip to Brittany this summer. I’ve been looking at various websites about traditional Bretagne cuisine as well as contemporary French cuisine, and I was hoping some chowhounds would mention... (0 replies, last updated by phoenikia March 5, 2008)

We will be spending one week in Dinan with our two 9 year old daughters. Can anyone recommend nice restaurants that are kid friendly,. Our daughters are very mature and behave well in fine dining establishments. Thank you, Lynn (3 replies, last updated by souphie November 8, 2007)

Later this summer, my wife (whose parents are French) and I will be taking our 11-month- old son to Brittany to meet his French relatives. We’ll be staying with family in St. Brieuc and eating well the whole while (homemade... (6 replies, last updated by Laidback June 21, 2007)

My husband and I are going to spend a week car camping around Brittany in mid-August, taking the ferry from portsmouth to caen. Does anyone have any reccommendations for restaurants in the region? We’re doing this on the... (10 replies, last updated by bjrocky July 24, 2006)

in cups. Have an omelette at La Mere Poulard ....Mt. St.Michael, touristy but fabulous. Eat Kouigan-amann (a buttery yeast cake found around Douarnenez(sp.?)in Brittany. Try the local seafoods – skate (raie) is delicious as... (4 replies, last updated by Zoe July 29, 2002)