Le Club - Dinan

We stumbled across this bar one evening. Having now had a few drinks outside, it started to rain so we dashed inside and found a really lovely bar with a few tables for eating. We chatted with the owner, who explained that she came from Lyon and was not accepted as a bar owner in Dinan. However, we felt she deserved a boost of good luck as she's lovely. We decided to have lunch..just one dish on the menu, and she took us into the kitchen to see what it was. It was very nice and we had a lovely bottle of Muscadet with it. It's a shame this was our last day in Dinan, but will definitely go again next time..

A l'écart des rues passantes.Installé sur la place à l'ombre des arbres, nous avons passé un agréable moment .déjeuner simple et bon, service rapide et accueillant. Et le tout pour pas cher.Bonne adresse

Stopped off here for a glass of wine and a coffee. Service was slow while the owner chatted with his mates. The coffee was overcharged compared to the price on their tariff, and arrived with stone cold milk. The wine was pretty bad. We won't be back. There are better alternatives.

Mine de rien cette adresse est à retenir pour une halte ou passage à DINAN.Accueil très sympathique malgré notre heure tardive (14h30), cuisine maison généreuse avec des produits de qualité pour un prix défiant toute concurrence.Pour juger (2 adultes) :Une quiche de légumes (très appréciée par mon épouse)Un bœuf bourguignon qui vaut le détour2 boissons2 cafésLe tout pour 20.90€Terrasse sur la place Duguesclin en toute décontraction profitant du beau soleil du moment.

Sometimes you just want a beer, and some places are better than other places to have a beer, for me, Le Club is one of those places.I can't review it as a dining experience as I never ate there.If you like a beer, amiability and simplicity, give it a go, seek it out.It is small, it is authentically French, if a tourist drops in, or sits outside it, they treat them as normal, there is no pretence, no fussing, you order a beer, you get a beer. On two occasions they gave us a couple of what they called 'tapas' free of charge. I don't know if that is standard practise, but we appreciated it.In a tourist town, albeit a very good and interesting town, with lots to do, Le Club represents reality.I liked that.