Les meilleurs restaurants

27/07/2024: Super lieu, super guinguette Wc à l'arrière de la guinguette. Prêt de jeux Glaces et crêpes à la myrtilles un pure délice!

04/09/2024: Arrivées à 12h50 Buffet à moitié vide. Le reste des plats tièdes. Idem pour les fruits et desserts. Pour 14 euros par personne, nous sommes reparties déçues et le ventre vide. A éviter…

13/05/2024: what a place everything is in elegance and good nature

04/04/2024: Great atmosphere and very good choice of beers

05/04/2026: A place that goes far beyond a simple “beautiful view”—although, it must be said, it probably offers the most stunning panorama of the Bay of Saint-Malo. Sunrises and sunsets here are simply remarkable, with light that completely transforms the landscape throughout the day. But the Dinard Priory also has a touching history. The estate now belongs to the Diocese of the French Armed Forces, following a bequest from Madame de la Mettrie, a former military nurse during the First World War. A widow without children, she chose to pass on this peaceful place steeped in history—a detail that adds another dimension to the visit. Just a short walk away, the Promenade du Clair de Lune (Moonlight Promenade) perfectly extends the experience. It’s an ideal starting point for exploring the coast or even embarking on a boat trip in the bay. From the water, you can discover the must-see sights in a whole new way: the Solidor Tower, the forts of Grand Bé and Petit Bé, and all the maritime history of Saint-Malo. Between heritage sites, the sea horizon, and a soothing atmosphere, it's a place that invites both contemplation and understanding. A must-see, whether you're just passing through or curious to learn more about the region.

25/03/2024: Entrée très bonne, mais à peine tiède car servi dans une assiette froide . Plat cabillaud et risotto sans aucune saveur et toujours tiède. Gigot d'agneau en tranche trop cuite et toujours tiède. Tiramisu délicieux mais le parfait glacé vraiment petit. Mauvais rapport qualité/prix

23/12/2023: The restaurant is situated on the dual carriageway that links Saint Omer to Boulogne sur Mer (15 km from Saint Omer) , turn off for the commercial centre at Lumbres and take the small road at the junction to the hotel. We ate at the restaurant in December so there weren’t many guests, For us the standard of cuisines offered is what you would find in any good brasserie in France, It was not what we were expecting for the type of venue as we thought it would be more like its sister hotel near Saint Omer ( chateau de Tilques ). For a three-course meal without drinks its costs around 35 euro’s , the food was well cooked but the menu is not extensive offering mainly basic food. The service was quick and polite. Be careful if leaving at night from the hotel as the parking isn’t lit and the exit not well signposted.