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Lanildut

Auberge de la Mer

➤ 28 route de l Aber Ildut, 29840 Lanildut, France

Poisson • Européen • Desserts • Restaurants

"large room with everything you need to spend a beautiful evening view, space, the ergonomics of the hostel, decoration, music/ball with facets. warm welcome of the bosses and chef de salle very attentive to our desires to have a beautiful evening, we were like at home 2 young waitress at the top as well, dynamic, smiling, effective in their work, to serve the best 50 guests, no waiting Kig-ar stuff excellent, jampi ice) delicious ones we recommend, this hostel is worth 5 stars"

L'abri Cotier

➤ Quai Cambarell, 29840, Lanildut, France

Européen • Français • Fruit De Mer • Pub , Végétarien

"Superb! The best (and the least expensive) meal I have eaten since we arrived in France 5 weeks ago. Sailing north through the Chenal du Four yesterday we decided in rough conditions to put into L 'Aberildut instead of making it to L 'Abervrac 'h as is our wont. Ashore for lunch today was enough to make this my Port of preference every time. My wife 's birthday lunch at l 'Abri Cotier commenced with a help yourself buffet starter including a selection of crab, langoustines, fish and meat pates, cold meats and salads which washed down with a half litre of Muscadet was a meal in itself. We chose as our main course a good sized pollack steak in a rich creamy sauce which was accompanied by tiny new potatoes in their skins and a colourful selection of shredded vegetables all delicious with the fish lightly poached to perfection instead of the usual dry and overcooked specimens that often arrive on one 's dish either at home or abroad. Desserts in France are often a disappointment, but here the mousse exotique was clearly homemade and topped with fresh fruit. Although the Muscadet and coffee were extra (both sensibly and modestly priced) the entire lunch was priced at 12.80 Euros each. Amazing! We hope to sail back across the Channel for lunch in L 'Aberildut again soon. Thank you."