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Fantastic first time, really nice decor, very affordable lunch menu, impeccable service and above all, delicious food!

Great experience at Le Cellier. Very accommodating staff, nice decor, and very good food. I recommend it!

"Le Cellier," 40 rue de la Madeleine in Châteaugiron. A traditional restaurant with a small menu, but because it consists exclusively of fresh products. The tasteful decor gives this restaurant a lot of charm, and it also has a lovely little terrace for the summer. Our table near the stairs leading to the restrooms wasn't exactly conducive to peace and quiet, with a constant flow of customers. From the menu, I ordered: Sea bream rillettes with smoked chili and samphire (delicious, 5/5), creamy kasha, roasted parsnips, horseradish espuma, and scallops (4/5), and for dessert, buckwheat apple crumble with Granny Smith sorbet (3/5). The ratings reflect only my personal taste and do not call into question the quality of the ingredients or the dishes. The service was adequate but could have been a touch more relaxed!

Good food, cozy atmosphere, worth the detour

A very warm welcome, attentive service, and excellent cuisine.

Excellent food and a friendly welcome. We had a wonderful time.

It's always a pleasure to come to this restaurant for lunch or dinner. The service is always friendly, the food is excellent, and the atmosphere is lovely. There's not much to say except good things, so go for it if you want to have a great time enjoying a delicious meal in a friendly atmosphere! The best part is the daily takeaway specials are fantastic, served with the same generous portions. See you soon!

A wonderful time for a family meal. Excellent homemade food. Superb seasonal produce. Friendly welcome and very pleasant service. Don't hesitate to go.

Excellent food. Good and original. We had made a reservation.

The selection of quality restaurants is very limited around Châteaugiron, and Le Cellier fills this gap admirably. The lunch menu manages to combine creative cuisine with reasonable prices, but it's the à la carte dishes that allow the chef to fully express himself. The wines are priced optimistically, and the ice cream offered for dessert is affordable but lacks character. The service is very attentive, professional, and pleasant. Parking is available nearby. The dining room is long and narrow, which can be a bit difficult for people with reduced mobility. In winter, request a table away from the windows. The menu is updated regularly according to the seasons.