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"Visited here while on holiday and was very impressed. The food was amazing and all the staff very helpful and friendly and looked after my family very well. The crepes were outstanding and I would not hesitate to recommend this cafe anytime!"
Phone: +33299896176
Address: 7 quai Thomas, 35260 Cancale, France
City: Cancale
Website: https://www.breizhcafe.com/
Monday: 12:00 -22:00
Tuesday: 12:00 -22:00
Wednesday: 12:00 -22:00
Thursday: 12:00 -22:00
Friday: 12:00 -22:00
Saturday: 12:00 -22:00
Sunday: 12:00 -22:00
Dishes: 23
Amenities: 25
Categories: 5
Reviews: 653
The name is misleading as the café is on the ground floor, but the (small) restaurant is on the first floor. It has an excellent reputation and you need to reserve well in advance. For our dinner, we were presented with a no-choice menu of 6 dishes comprising vegetarian, fish and meat dishes; the menu is in Japanese and French. Food is a ‘fusion’ of Japanese and French cuisine and quite novel. Quantities were modest but adequate, service was good and well-paced. The food was nicely presented, and each dish explained to us. The shock is the cost: for 4 people, including apéritifs, half a bottle of wine, and teas/coffees the bill came to an eye-watering £450. You have been warned!
This is a popular crêperie on the seafront at cancale, so if you can book, do so. The crêperie was the highest rated in the town, so we decided to try it out. However we discovered it is also significantly more expensive without being so much better than the others. House galettes are close to 15 Euros, which is paris price territory. While the galette was nice, it wasn’t fantastic and certainly not 15 euros fantastic. Add to that the massive margins on the cider and the horrible ambiance in the dining room, I ate my galette and left as soon as possible. I can’t imagine going back.
Didn't go to Breizh Cafe in Paris because we knew we were going to Cancale. After having oysters at the market we went to Breizh for lunch to have crepes. When in Paris we usually go to their restaurant in the Marais. This is the place to go for crepes and cider to accompany the meal.
I can’t even count how many tile I have eaten here, but at least once a year. I’ve never been disappointed. Yes, the galettes/crêpes are a bit more expensive but the choices and fractions are no where else to be found. The view is beautiful as well. A must try!
Visited here while on holiday and was very impressed. The food was amazing and all the staff very helpful and friendly and looked after my family very well. The crepes were outstanding and I would not hesitate to recommend this cafe anytime!
