Les meilleurs restaurants en Porspoder
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8,4
1124 Avis |
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Creperie Ty Gwechall
Porspoder
28/07/2026: TY Gwechall really does make the best crêpes! I had a classic crêpe with a mushroom sauce and a Breizh peanut crêpe for dessert: absolutely delicious! Plus, the staff is super friendly and the setting is lovely: a beautiful terrace with straw parasols. Ty Gwechall means "old house" in Breton, and it's true that it's a charming old building: the interior is all stone (even the stairs). A place you absolutely must stop if you're ever in the area!
28/07/2026: A cozy crêperie with delicious food and a very friendly team.
The menu is very diverse.
We'll gladly come back on our next vacation.
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8,1
1638 Avis |
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Creperie Les Chardons Bleus
Porspoder
29/05/2026: The welcome was pleasant. Unfortunately, the galettes lacked fillings. A simple butter and sugar crêpe that stuck to the plate reflects a lack of generosity in the kitchen. Thank you for your hospitality and best of luck.
29/05/2026: Charming and authentic Breton restaurant.
Pauline served us; the service was excellent and she was very friendly.
The crepes were delicious; we would have liked to be served the chocolate bananas the traditional way (flat) next time :)
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8,0
1112 Avis |
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O Porsmeur
Porspoder
16/07/2026: Excellent welcome during our visit 👍
11/07/2026: Super friendly welcome and delicious food. Magnificent view! I highly recommend it!
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6,4
1296 Avis |
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Restaurant Le Chateau de Sable
Porspoder
08/05/2026: Ideally located, this hotel is simply magnificent. The ground-floor room was spacious, the sunset from the terrace was breathtaking, and there were walks accessible directly from the hotel with incredible views, all surrounded by eco-grazing. Everything was perfect.
The welcome was warm and professional.
Breakfast, featuring homemade and local products, was both simple and simply delicious.
22/04/2026: The head waiter pushes you to buy more (alcohol, bottled water, cheeses, etc.). He uses pompous language without any distinction.
The wines are exorbitantly and unjustifiably priced. The cheapest wine, a Muscadet Luneau-Papin (€13.50 in stores),
was charged at €44!
Bread is served very sparingly.
We were fortunate enough to check the bill.
Tap water was charged at €5.
The €45 reservation fee was not taken into account by the same head waiter.
A huge disappointment considering the establishment's reputation; it felt like a rip-off.
We will not be returning.
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