This spot is a veritable hub of action amidst the FIFA summer season. Waiters and hosts alike were…read moresomewhat distracted, causing us a slight wait before ordering. However, everything was quite good, the meat charcuterie particularly delicious after the slight trek back from Le Mont Saint- Michel Castle. Service was incredibly efficient after the game, especially if you come for a later lunch. We arrived around 1 and stayed until lunch closing around 2:30. I ordered beef stew from the country menu which was perfectly soft and cooked with an assortment of summer squashes and peppers. The stew came with a side of freshly made fries, crisp and piping hot. I personally recommend their dessert, in particular the ice creams. Incredibly smooth and creamy served with both a small meringue and cookie in a glass. Despite the initial hiccup and wait with service, our waiter was efficient and hilarious. He cracked jokes constantly and left us all in a better mood. It helps that everyone in the restaurant is bilingual (French and English), and they seem to have menus in multiple languages. Pop art decor meets casual dining and decent service. Food was standard but not stellar, though the dessert is still a must.

I came in here to get ice cream/sorbet back in June 2019 during the unprecedented heatwave. It was…read moreover 100 degrees Fahrenheit outside and I went in to find some shade, and have a place to sit while I waiting for the bus to arrive. Granted they're not an ice cream shop and I didn't go there for a meal but the two tiny scopes of ice cream were 4.50 Euros. As an American, I expected them to have air conditioning but they didn't. Most of France didn't really have any air conditioning - not in their restaurants nor their public transportation. Mind you, their restaurant was pretty empty. They had maybe two other tables occupied out of 60, but wouldn't let me sit at a table after they found out I wasn't ordering a meal from them. Thankfully, I found a seat in the waiting area near the bar to have my ice cream. I understand that this restaurant had to have high prices because it's right next to a tourist attraction but I felt the service could have been a little better. Granted the language barrier made it harder to communicate. If it wasn't for the English menu, and the heat, I would have probably got my ice cream elsewhere.

Hands down one of the best meals we had while traveling in France. The service was wonderful and…read morethe place was lovely and quaint. The woman running the restaurant was amazing. The food was delicious and the desserts were exquisite. Loved everything about this restaurant. Must visit when in Dinan, France.

This traditional French restaurant is in a wonderful old building in the historic part of town,…read morefull of character. Food is very traditional, with choices including local fish and andouillette sausage; meats are grilled on the open fireplace. The lunch menu is particularly good value. This is a great restaurant for a flavour of historic Brittany!

Superb pizza themed restaurant. So much better than its external appearance. Excellent starters…read more Solid wine list. Brilliant pizzas. Outstanding tiramisu! Enjoy!

This place was fantastic! We had the pizza and I had the risotto, which was very good as well…read more Quick, hot, and fresh.

We'd originally planned to dine at La Sirene, but arrived to find a long line and an employee…read moreletting us know they were already full. Walking past La Belle Normande, the crepes being made caught our eye and drew us in. The ambiance inside was pleasant enough. But the food itself was underwhelming. The sandwich was tough to chew and very light on meat and cheese. You're essentially paying a premium for bread. Everything tasted fine, just pretty basic. For the price and crowd size, I expected more. The staff seemed stretched thin, and the value just wasn't there. Good for a quick bite if you're nearby and patient, but temper your expectations.

If you're looking for some decently priced (loosely used given the tourist prices here) and quick…read morefood, this is probably your best option. It's located on the way up (or down in our case) from the Abbey. They have crepes, galettes, sandwiches, fries, and soda. We got both the sweet and savory crepe and a sandwich. Nothing to write home about, but it filled our stomachs and gave us energy to get back on the bus back to Paris that evening. They have dining in a small section upstairs and some seating downstairs, and they ask you to wait until you're called to come get your food so it doesn't hold up the line since it's a small entryway. I think they had a bathroom, but I didn't use it. Like I said, don't except much from the food here, my sandwich had maybe a slice of cheese and one tomato in it and the rest was all bread/baguette. It'll give you some quick energy and there is a gelato shop not too far if you want something cooler during the hotter months.

A very charming small Burger and Kebab restaurant. Everything is made on order in front of your…read moreeyes. All ingredients are excellent quality. The buns are larger than most people are used to, but they are fantastic. For the quality you get the food is actually cheap! I tried the "Le Marcel" Burger, which comes with a choice of very aromatic French cheese, for me it was the Morbier, which I would have never tried on a Burger, but they make it work with great seasoning. Really a great combination. The fries are Belgian style and good and come with a homemade sauce. Also quite good. One of the best burgers I've tried in a long time. And on top of it all Marcel is a really nice guy and was open to my stupid question. An excellent host! Check it out.

Fantastic burgers & fries, freshly made. Attention is paid to every detail. Quality meat cooked…read moreperfectly, toasted bun, selection of local cheese or cheddar, good portion, melted. Hand cut potatoes fried fresh. Really delicious. Also kebabs.

Great crepes! The other nearby places had mediocre reviews so we decided to wait here. We were…read morethird in line at 12:10 but 15 minutes later the line was about 8 deep but they trim several pairs at once. We had a flaming apple crepe with Grand Marnier and a crepe with goat cheese, bacon (more like ham), leeks and tomatoes. Both were great. We also had three French beers which were very nice. The place only seats about 30 and the service was tremendous. Definitely somewhere to visit if you're here.

Sarrazin is a must try when in the Breton/Normandy region. It's basically made of buck wheat and…read moreits delish! We also tried their regular crepes.

Now called l'Écluse, the cuisine and service in this restaurant is excellent. The food is fresh,…read morelocal and delicious. Prices very reasonable for the quality. Also excellent choice for the kids.

Apparently ( per the sign outside in French, third place is under new management. The space is hip…read moreand contemporary and filled with lunch time diners. The menu looked very interesting but we were just looking for a quick break from walking. We were welcomed with open area ( there is also a move outside terrace looking at the sea but it was too cold the day we were there. We just had coffees and a sweet but it is definitely a place I'd return to for a meal. The light and airy rooms with well separated tables was very inviting,

Contry restaurant with local ingredients Lamb is the…read morespeciality A bit of slow service but it's worth it Casual and relax athmospher

Dinner in Mont Saint-Michel, France…read more.. We tried to dine at La Ferme Saint-Michel on the evening that we arrived, but we didn't have a reservation. My assignment from my friends was to get a reservation for 7:30pm for a party of 4 for the next day. I emailed the restaurant, then booked online. Everything was in French, so I guessed at how to answer the usual questions: How many in the party, time, and date requested. We parked for free in the gravel lot and walked in to a busy environment. Our table was in a connecting room where it seemed brighter and calmer. I chose the set meal for 45€. My starter was the duck salad which was nice and refreshing. The main entrée was the Salt Marsh Lamb Shoulder. It seemed like a patty made from shredded meat. Strange, but tender and moist! The dessert was Pont D'Orson. The cookie between the baked apple and scoop of ice cream was like the bridge between Mont Saint-Michel and the mainland. This restaurant was large and on the noisy side. It was an interesting foodie experience!