Le Regalia is a welcoming, cozy place to have a morning cup of coffee. They also serve croissants,…read morebut if one wants to walk to the nearby bakery and pick up something else they are most willing to accommodate that. They even will provide a cutting board and knife. They accommodated my American coffee tastes by giving me extra hot water. While in Pornichet, we breakfasted there 6 times. Staff is always friendly. Later in the day they serve more beer and wine and always appear to be busy.

This is a local steak house, very popular. If you don't smoke, stay off the patio…read more The frites are " tops", the burger is good but very wet. The sweet n sour chicken is just bbq sauce and the hummus is served with dorito chips. All good but not a five. We ll explore town tomorrow for the second meal. In Town to visit Carnac Stones of France. Tomorrow.

You want to discover wine? go to Jéroboam.read more

From the owner: Apéro, "after work" ou pause découverte Une quarantaine de références piochées ici et là dans le…read morenaturel et le bio, tartines et planches de charcuteries ou fromages dans cet établissement qui veut créér du lien dans le quartier.

From the owner: Qui écoute trop la météo passe sa vie au bistrot La place Saint-Germain accueille dans ses petits…read morepapiers un compère qui fait la part belle aux amoureux de la bonne cuisine. Ce bistrot à vin rénové a porté une attention toute particulière à la décoration. En mariant subtilement objets de brocante et meubles design, l'effet est des plus réussi. Le midi, l'établissement propose entre autres, un plat du jour aux saveurs sûres comme des assiettes gourmandes, ouencore des tartes salés.Aussi, une planchette de cochonnailles ou de fromage peut accompagner à toute heure un verre de vin.

A gem of a place for lunch, and do stay or come back for wine or cocktails later in the evening…read more A bit off the main road in Nantes. We stumbled upon this place rather by accident, but the warmth of the owner, a young man named Gildas became one of our best memories in Nantes. He took the time to share his knowledge of local wines, the culture, the places to go, and other restaurants. Food is typically French and I mean that in the best of ways: local game, seafood and vegetables grown locally. A celebration of simple and good and well prepared. Lunch is busy, so try to come a bit early. Not serving dinner, but do come later for a bottle of wine or drinks before dinner at one of the nearby restaurants. And you may purchase wine here. And tell Gildas hi from those friendly/silly Americans.

A good place. Menu has several options and all food seemed fresh. Not a place for huge groups,…read moretables are too near with each other. Not so pricy and the waiters are very cordial.