An excellent restaurant. Good Breton food with good service. For those with a lack of good French…read moredon't be frightened. The server speaks very good English. Un excellent restaurant. Bonne nourriture bretonne avec un bon service. Pour ceux qui manquent de bon français, il ne faut pas avoir peur. Le serveur parle très bien anglais.

Wonderful food, nice wine list , friendly staff, somewhat hidden location. Sidewalk table service,…read moreinterior tables, and the really cool outside terrace seating in the back court yard somewhat shared with Sherlock Holmes Restaurant.

This little restaurant / cave à vins stands in the center of Brest. We had three glasses of…read moredifferent kind of wines and a cheese plate, seated at the counter. A few days letter we came back for a proper lunch. We chose a toasted camembert with honey and green salad, a plate with vegetarian dishes, haddock with cockles plus vegetables and for the desert a pear and chocolate crumble. We drank red organic wine. Good points : - Different interesting organic wines - Local food (vegetables, bread, butter etc.). For example cheese from the fromager affineur Sten Marc's - Lovely place, welcoming and authentic. The garden is charming and the second room super lightly. - Agreeable staff, thoughtful and which give good advice To be improved : - The place is open as a wine bar but it is more a restaurant. We arrived at 6 PM and it was obvious that the preparation of the diner was the priority for the staff. We had quiet the feeling to disturb the preparation of the following meal. - Only one veggy dish. Moreover even if the turnips, the cabbage, the carrots were delicious and even if the pumpkin soup was tasty the dish had too much (good) potatoes. - The seasonings have to be improved. - The dessert was good but not outstanding. The pear was perfectly cooked and the chocolate was not over sugared but the crumble mix was OK.

I happen to across this place on a holiday (May Day). We were a large group of people which we…read morethought that we wouldn't fit (about 10 people). We all didn't speak French at all but the Owner Franck did his best to explain to us of each item of the menú with the help of his Chef, She did a fantastic job detailing the items on the menu. I ordered the Aumônière de chèvre aux alques as my appetizer, Lieu Jaune en écailles de chorizo riz comme une paell et salade de poivrons balsamique as my Entree, and Douceur Rasque as my dessert. Every meal that came presented to me blew my mind! I'm amazed with everything that came out. I would definitely recommend this place to others and dear family and friends. Merci Franck for having us and Merci Chef for the tadow dinner!

The food was amazing; the service was amazing; the menu is very unique; the wine recommendations…read morefit what you order. And then came dessert which is the best dessert I've ever had. This is a place I would highly recommend.

I'm just going to respectfully reserve my right to disagree. I didn't enjoy my meal as a whole…read more There were some redeeming elements, but not enough to persuade me to recommend La Table de Jeanne. As you can see in my photograph, everything looks beautifully appetizing, so don't necessarily let my review dissuade you. Today, I ordered the Colombo du cochon and the Dôme au chocolat (au lait?). For the Colombo du cochon, first let me say that the pork was perfectly cooked (they gave me a steak knife, but there was absolutely no need; so tender!). The sauce (although lacking salt) was also very good. However, the rice was undercooked, the dried fruits had absolutely no flavor, and the julienned vegetable medley just couldn't decide if it wanted to be under or over-cooked. For the Dôme au chocolat, I was really disappointed. The plate was so uncoordinated, with far too many flavors presented. There was a mini scoop of berry ice cream with cookie crumbles underneath, a dome of dark chocolate filled with berry mousse again with cookie crumbles underneath, patches of fresh strawberry, peach, kiwi, and pineapple, swaths of salted butter caramel sauce, and a powdering of chocolate powder. Too much! There was something off about the mousse. I kept tasting it to double and then triple check, but there was definitely a chemical note. I know those cans for aerating mousse batter probably don't have aerosol in them, but that was the "kind" of bitter aftertaste I was getting. One last remark about the dessert and then I'll shut up: it was definitely marked on the menu that the dome was made of "chocolate au lait" (milk chocolate). And while there's nothing wrong with switching it up from milk to dark, if the dome isn't milk chocolate (it wasn't), don't write milk on the menu.

From the owner: Derrière la halle aux poissons de Vannes Escabèche de petits maquereaux et poivrons grillés,…read morecolombo de cochon aux épices douces, mignons de thon rouge de chez nous mi-cuit au soja... des plats de la gastronomie française que la créativité de Jean-Marc Lucas et son équipe relèvent de parfums exotiques. Dans le cadre chic et sobre de La Table de Jeanne, vous êtes certains de passer un moment culinaire de choix, haut en saveurs.