From the owner: Sur la route de Bergues Cette bâtisse datant du 18ème siècle abrite en ses murs, derrière sa…read morecélèbre façade en brique, le restaurant Le Soubise. Situé en bord de route, il est un lieu de pélerinage pour ses habitués. Un décor chaleureux animé par la belle cheminée, l'ambiance est bourgeoise mais conviviale, les assiettes sont gourmandes à la vue comme au goût. Célébrant ses 50 ans de métier le chef Michel Hazebroucq sait enchanter au fil des ans les convives qui s'arrêtent à l'auberge. Des menus de choix et des pains faits "maison" le tout soutenu par des produits de grande qualité.

Came to Dunkirk to see the beaches which saved the British Empire in WWII but had to have some…read moremussels while I was there. I was in town at the end of November so most restaurants on the beach were closed and the town quite deserted. Thankfully this place was open. Excellent service by waiter whose English was far better than he thought. He apologized but his English was quite good. Mussels and fries came with vegetable soup and delicious French bread to soak up the wine with pepper sauce in which the mussels were served. I love spicy food so was happy for the pepper. Order them another way if you don't. There was enough food for two. I was starving after traveling all day and couldn't finish. For 19.50 Euros (about $22 at today's exchange rate) this feast was quite the bargain.