My wife and I stopped here for lunch while visiting St Malo after seeing how highly rated the…read morerestaurant was and we were not disappointed!! We were able to eat outside, right next to the St. Vincent Cathedral. I ordered the vegetarian tart and my wife ordered a salad with goat cheese. Everything came out very quickly and the whole staff was quite friendly. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals! My tart was excellent, with just a little sweetness from golden raisins and red peppers. My wife's salad was beautiful and delicious as well. She especially enjoyed the toast and goat cheese that was on top of the salad. An excellent meal with a wonderful view. Highly recommend!

We had an awesome experience at Bergamote. We arrived hoping for lunch but as we had no reservation…read moreit was a long wait. As this restaurant was recommended by a port official, we decided to wait. The maitre'd was so kind and gracious to us. He set a small table on the square while we waited and as it was my birthday he poured a glass of champagne for our enjoyment while we waited. We soon had a table and had a delicious lunch of galettes and crepe dessert (even with a birthday candle!) The interior was comfortable and. Hao g and the waitstaff helpful and attentive. This was the highlight of our visit to St Malo!

Right after the Tourism Office and crossing the old gate, you can have a pastry and a cup of real…read moreFrench coffee (beware, it is extra strong for American palate ;-) ), either to go or to enjoy on the second floor. Great food and beverage in a cozy location, I recommend it!

Perfect place to get a delicious, and inexpensive meal as you enter the old town part of St. Malo…read more Plus, you can eat upstairs and have a great view.

Very nice and good cafe, the owner is so nice and friendly, We had cafe in the morning every day…read moreand would buy viennoiserie from the bakery on the corner .. yum!! very nice cafe place and super service ... Til next time ...

This spot is affordable and very tasty, with large portion sizes. Really good spot for people of…read moremany nationalities. As an American, I enjoyed the portion sizes, and still heard plenty of French inside. It's a popular spot with a large amount of seating (inside and outside)

Honest premise: I do not like coffee in France (and I have sampled many coffees all over the place…read moreover the years). That said, this place offers better coffee than other places in St. Malo, but that's pretty much it. It is a nice store and well-located (although with limited opening hours, apparently subject to unannounced changes if the owner decides to close beforehand). Do not expect an amazing coffee, though.

This place is nice and different. The coffee isn't perfect. The Latte Macchiato was too weak. Free…read moreWiFi. Ruth and Michael Haephrati

You can't beat Froment et Sarrasin's location on the square, great for people watching. The menu…read morehas many options such as crepes, galletes, burgers, mussels, sausages, scallops, beer, cider, etc. The service is prompt and courteous. Their prices are favorable when compared to other similar establishments in Saint Malo and the food is just as good, particularly the galettes and crepes.

Fromment & Sarrasin is perfect at capturing the model and spirit of Saint Malo. It has comfortable…read moreoutdoor seating, is perfectly located on a town square and the menu contains many great foods of the Brittany (cider,butter,mussels, salmon, scallops, sausage, beer). Best of all Froment & Sarrasin is very reasonable priced! Amazing food in a relaxing, open, and friendly restaurant at a reasonable price. Oh, the service is impeccable! The staff was friendly, accommodating and very attentive. A must visit in Saint Malo!!

There are a lot of food options here in the walled city of Saint-Malo. We decided on Timothy. Food…read morewas great. Portions are huge. Desserts are over the top. Mine came with an artificial sunflower/toothpick.

I had a galette bretonne "oeuf fromage", that was pretty good. The hot chocolate was nice as well!…read moreI didn't taste any dessert but it seems like that's what the place is known for.

Bakery, cafe together. Very reasonable and tasty sandwich and croissant we had. Coffee is good too:)read more

When in Brittany, galettes and crepes are what you eat. This place is really good, and open during…read morethe off-season when many places close. Basic food, done well. Best galette I had in the region.

When in France, crepes and galettes are a must. My school went on a field trip to Saint Malo, and…read moremy friends and I were starving after a cold, windy tour of the fort. We found this place, which is very close to the entrance, but not close enough to be a tourist trap, and we sat ourselves down upstairs. I got the Menu of the Day (10,40 euros), which included the Galette of the Day, a simple sweet crepe (you can choose from Chocolate, Caramel, or Jam), and a drink of your choice (coffee, tea, apple juice). I got the tea, and they gave me a whole pot to myself! The Galette of the Day was a mushroom cream, and a salad with a mustard dressing. This was my first time eating a galette, and I was blown away. The galette itself, which is made with buckwheat flour, was amazing. I thought the galette was just going to be a vessel for the mushroom and salad toppings, but boy did this thing have flavor! Everything about it was amazing, and I dreaded finishing it. After we were finished with our galettes, the server came back and asked which sweet crepe we'd like - we all got the chocolate. This crepe really was just a crepe with melted dark chocolate, but it was amazing. The crepe itself was sweet - I honestly think I could have just eaten that and been okay. The melted dark chocolate was so good. I don't know if it was premium chocolate, but it was way better than any chocolate I've ever gotten back in Hawaii. Our server, luckily, spoke English, and let us split our tab when we were finished.

From the owner: Un café bien coté A l'intérieur des murs de la cité corsaire, le Café de la Bourse accueillent les…read morevisiteurs passant la porte de Dinan. L'établissement récemment rénové laisse apparaîtrent ses pierres et ses poutres en arborant un cadre authentique avec un mobilier en bois et des murs aux couleurs ocres. Dans ce bistrot restaurant rustique et spacieux, les clients peuvent y trouver breuvages et ripailles tout en préservant leur bourse. Les pizzas, viandes grillées et poissons agrémentent une carte étoffée. Pour accompagner les apéritifs dînatoires, les fajitas au boeuf, poulet ou crevettes apaiseront les estomacs des visiteurs affamés.