La Cameline sur Plougasnou

We had an absolutely delicious meal here. The small menu offers a variety of Breton dishes, lovingly prepared and beautifully presented. The ingredients are fresh and of truly excellent quality. The wine selection is also impressive. You sit on a glass-enclosed terrace, sheltered from the Atlantic wind, with a view of the sea.

Warning: This is a gem! Located directly across from Primel Beach, this establishment, run by a couple in their seventies, offers four 28 m² rooms with colorful names (blue, red, green, and mauve) overlooking the beach, with all the comforts one could expect: shower AND bathtub, large sink, separate toilet. The king-size beds are extremely comfortable, there's a kettle for making coffee or tea, a mini-fridge… everything is clean and very well maintained. Peace and quiet are guaranteed, with perfect soundproofing. All the (small) staff are welcoming, smiling, and attentive. One small but important detail: a fairly large parking lot is located behind the house. Breakfast is served on the veranda overlooking the beach, with a generous selection of breads and pastries, butter, jams, a hot drink (coffee, tea, etc.), freshly squeezed orange juice, fromage blanc, and a homemade fruit salad. You can request additional items if needed. The restaurant (reservations required) lives up to the rest of the experience: generous and flavorful home-style cooking, with thoughtful presentation and side dishes, and a menu offering several choices. Everything is homemade and prepared to order, so the service can seem slow (but you're here on vacation, not to be stressed!), but it's well worth the wait. And to aid digestion, a short stroll along Primel Beach is highly recommended. Heading back to the left as you leave the hotel, depending on the time of day, don't miss the magnificent sunset over Trégastel Beach. In short, we've found our go-to place for any future visits to the region. Plougasnou allows you to visit a good part of the region with a fairly rich cultural and historical heritage, and you are twenty minutes from Morlaix (also worth visiting!).

We only ate at this magical place with its magnificent sea view. A truly excellent meal: a St. Nicolas de Bourgueil with scallops, quail fillets with a delicious sauce, and crème brûlée for me, and venison pâté, quail fillets, and apple tart for my husband. We would definitely go back...