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"good food, well boiled in a great location with views of the harbour. the atmosphere is relaxed and most people speak well English. the menu is inconspicuous fish dominated, but there are also a few veggie dishes on the menu."
Phone: +33297558026,+33297557372
Address: 8 cours des Quais, 56470 La Trinite-sur-Mer, France, La Trinité-sur-Mer
City: La Trinité-sur-Mer
Website: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Le-Quai-La-Trinit%C3%A9-sur-Mer/102177089866053
Monday: 07:30-01:00
Tuesday: 07:30-01:00
Wednesday: 07:30-01:00
Thursday: 07:30-01:00
Friday: 07:30-01:00
Saturday: 07:30-01:00
Sunday: 07:30-01:00
Dishes: 30
Amenities: 13
Categories: 5
Reviews: 802
We arrived just before the rush and got a table for 2 on the terrace. It was doubly nice to be eating out once again but also to be sitting outside with a great view of the port and its myriad yachts.I had gratin du...lotte which was served with white rice and a beetroot purée and a little salad. The lotte was served in a little dish with a sauce americain and it was absolutely delicious. I mopped up the sauce with some nice bread. For lubrication we took a pichet of house rosé which was really pleasant. For dessert I took prunes in armagnac served with vanilla ice cream really tasty. Our waitress was very friendly and efficient. Soon after we sat down the restaurant was full and there was a...
we ate here twice at our recent visit to carnac and at a previous visit in 2018. at all 3 locations, the food was excellent and the staff went out to speak with us in English and explain the menu. we ate as a family of 5 2 adults and 3 children . if they like seafood, they will be in the sky, but they also do a fantastic filet steak! the half covered terrace with views of the marina is beautiful. highly recommended.
The plat du jour was amazingly good (ordered once I'd figured out what it was the waitress was happy to explain the Breton word for squid! , as were the other three mains of sole and steaks. As for dessert: Café Gourmand consisted of a...profiterole, a sort of panna cotta with a raspberry coulis, a tiny creme brulee and a large portion of Chantilly. Yum! Will be sure to visit again next time we're in the area.
Good wholesome portions. Fish soup was gorgeous and the crevettes huge. For main course we recommend the monkfish and scallop gratin. Also the crevette with nut sauce. Stunning food. The staff were excellent as our French is poor but they also made our dog very...welcomed. Definitely returning again
good food, well boiled in a great location with views of the harbour. the atmosphere is relaxed and most people speak well English. the menu is inconspicuous fish dominated, but there are also a few veggie dishes on the menu.
