L'Armoricain - Pénestin

I can't believe I'm the first reviewer of this excellent little restaurant. When I saw the avis on the wall, I knew this was one I had to check out. Small, friendly, feel of a family run business. I had fish fondu and it was wonderful. Give this place a view and you'll have a gold mine.

We visited this very nice, family restaurant during our vacation in Brittany and it was great choice! I had excellent salmon with French fries and my boyfriend had fish balls for a starter and fish for menu. Everything was so great cooked, home made from fresh ingredients.In later days we came back for a dinner and we had delicious fish and the seafood fondu. Definitely place worth to visit to experience such a great food in nice place with smiling personnel.+ for good wine served and affordable prices!Will be back :)

Very nice place for a seafood dishGreat knowledgeable and kind personnel, good value for money, great foodQuiet place, no music.

I have eaten at the old premises but what put off by the new build. When we discovered that our favourite restaurant nearby had closed, we decided to bight the bullet. The interior was nice with a good atmosphere (the exterior clearly does no justice). But the menu and wine choice was great. Whilst knowing that their fondu was well known, I wanted to try the choucroute de la mer. It was outstanding. The wine was perfect and all at fantastic value for money. We will be going back.

We ate here, first for lunch and were so impressed we went back for an evening meal later in the week. Staff were very friendly and helpful. the inside dining area is very smart and there is a more casual, garden/terrace area as well. We shared a platter of oysters to start - my wife had a steak for her main, she thought the steak was a decent size and cooked as she wanted but there was some fat to cut off. I had the choucroute de la mer which was excellent and all washed down with a decent rose wine. Dessert was a local delicacy of Kouign Amman, which was also delicious.Total bill for 3 courses, wine and coffee was around £60 and service was good throughout..