We also tried the Kig ar farz on Tuesday, the restaurant was completely full all rooms occupied. Very traditional the lunch started with a vegetable soup, then ham with honeydew slices, followed by the main dish: plate of boiled vegetables, accompanied by a large plate of sliced meet sort of brisket beef and large porc shoulder pieces on top of " Far " sliced brown ( same grain as the " crepes au blé noir " )and white (flour).. the Sauce, on the side, is the guaranteed arteries clobbering " Lipig " onions in melted butter ...but part of the soul of this dish.
Very tasty, authentic and richly served.
Same as for the couscous Friday, they include simple home made deserts, free drinks and a very watered down coffee at the end.
In a very simple setting, it is a full typical " Bretagne " dish at an unbeatable value at 15€. read more