Le Brélévenez

Who this place suits

With family

8/10

As a couple

8/10

With friends

9/10

Solo

6/10

With a dog

4/10

Reduced mobility

9/10

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About

In Lannion, at the foot of the historic Brélévenez quarter, Christophe Le Marrec cooks fresh, local and seasonal produce in a welcoming house, away from the busy main roads. A meal here pairs well with a walk up to the church and its 142 steps. The restaurant takes its name from the quarter. A few steps away, the monumental staircase of 142 steps leads to the church of Brélévenez and its views over the town. You can combine a good meal and a heritage stroll without changing neighbourhood, and discover another side of the Trégor. Christophe Le Marrec looks for the taste of the produce rather than a pile of effects. The cooking follows the seasons and local supplies, with precise cooking times. Depending on the menu, dishes may feature vegetables, seafood or local meat. The idea is to taste what the market offers at the time, so no dish seen in an old photo should be taken as permanent. The house will please diners who like a recognisable French base lifted by a few modern pairings. A well-reduced sauce, a clear jus or a perfectly cooked vegetable are often the best signs of the care taken in the kitchen. Ask the staff for their suggestions rather than relying on an old menu. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, suited to a meal for two, with friends or in a small family group, without the pace of a long gastronomic tasting. The setting is also appreciated for its calm. The official website mentions private parking, which saves a long search for a space in an old quarter with narrow streets. For people with reduced mobility, tell the team about your needs, as parking alone does not guarantee access to every room. The restaurant usually closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and on Saturday lunchtime. Old Lannion, the quays of the Léguer and the shopping streets are an easy follow-on after the meal, and the Côte de Granit Rose is a short drive away.

What you will see

• Cuisine: contemporary, seasonal French cuisine based on fresh, local produce.
• Chef: Christophe Le Marrec.
• The restaurant is in the historic Brélévenez quarter, known for its staircase of 142 steps.
• The house focuses on fresh, local and seasonal produce.
• Private parking is mentioned by the restaurant.
• Usually closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturday lunchtime.

Practical information

Address

1 rue Stang ar Béo, 22300 Lannion

Nearby

The church of Brélévenez and its 142 steps, old Lannion and the place du Général-Leclerc, the Léguer valley, the Côte de Granit Rose

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