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Plerin Restaurants by Cuisine

• African
• American
• Asian
• Bakery
• Barbecue
• British
• Cafe
• Cajun & Creole
• Caribbean
• Chinese

• Le Bistro du Marin
  "Bistro with friendly welcome in English and French, with great food......"
  "Last night I visited the Bistro du Marin on my arrival in St Brieuc, Brittany. I received a warm welcome from the hosts and enjoyed a wonderful meal of oysters and a lovely entrecote steak, all prepared in the spotless kitchen (I was given a tour). I also enjoyed a kir royal or two! Whilst my fat..."her had his favourite Coreff Beer which is brewed locally. The whole meal was very enjoyable and excellent value. There is a plat du jour from Monday to Friday which I will surely return for. The restaurant was bright and modern, a traditional bistro. It is situated nearer to the mouth of the port (Le Legue) soon to become the site of a new marina. The Hosts, who have a family tradition of running restaurants, extend a warm welcome to all nationalities. Last night there were English, German and French diners all enjoying the experience. " More >
• Le Bistro du Marin
  "Nicest place on our trip"
  "This restaurant is just wonderful. The food was extremly delicious and the service was extraordinary. It is one of these few places where you feel at home. We had such a good time there. The coversation with the owner and some of his frequent locals was really nice. It is defenitely a place to s..."trongly recommend. Don't miss it when you are in this area! " More >
• Le Bistro du Marin
  "Eat great seafood and mix with the locals"
  "You can rub shoulders with the locals in this unassuming but charming seafood bistro (red checked tablecloths, lots of small blackboards). The service was warm and the food superb - for lunch we had fantastic poached salmon in a gently spiced curry sauce and light crispy fish & chips. It's a great p..."lace to watch the locals (older men mostly) come in for their lunchtime aperetifs at the tiny bar. If we lived in St Brieuc or Plerin, we'd return regularly. " More >