What a wonderful boulangerie we found right near where we stayed for the night. It was recommended…read moreby our receptionist at the hotel and it was really good, I kid you not. Being that we are out of towners, it's so easy to just go to the first boulangerie and hope that it's a good one. We actually walked around the entire centre ville and scoped out all the other boulangeries before going back to this one. Trusting our instincts, it was a decision well made. Try the ready made sandwiches, they are simply delicious. Their bread is fresh, and crunchy with a nice chewy inside. Not dry or stale tasting. The jambon et fromage avec beurre is one of the best I've tasted. Great for picnics and for about 4 euros each, it's just a no brainer for a light, on the go lunch. All of their pastries are good too. The almond chocolate croissant is just heavenly. Yumm!

This is basically French fast-food ! I didn't know the word sandwicherie when I first started…read morevisiting France but that's basically what this is - a little stall selling sandwiches and viennoiseries, which covers all those sugary gooey buttery things like croissants, pain au chocolat, pain aux raisins, etc. Bad news for your waistline but oh so tasty. You buy them then eat on the go so it's handy you can head to Coat ar Gueven shopping centre opposite for a sit down, if you prefer.

By far the best bakery in town. They offer typical French pastries and offer a divine selection of…read moreteas. Everything is home made, soooo good and tasty. The employees are heart warming, and the owner Armelle will welcome you with a broad smile. This cake shop has been founded in 1933 ! They have the "best craftsman in France" reward, and if you taste their cakes I can assure you they deserve it !