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Le Pressoir

Saint-Avé · Morbihan

Restaurant

Le Pressoir

Saint-Avé · Morbihan

In Saint-Avé, near Vannes, Vincent and Katia David run Le Pressoir, a one-star restaurant where respect for produce, deep jus and a family welcome create a great gastronomic experience in Morbihan.

Suggested time
2 to 3 hours
Type of place
Classic and contemporary gastronomy, sauces, jus, seafood from Lorient and local produce
Atmosphere
A cosy family house with a plant-filled conservatory, quiet, on the edge of Vannes
Getting there
7 rue de l’Hôpital, 56890 Saint-Avé

Who this place suits

With family
4/10
As a couple
9/10
With friends
8/10
Solo
6/10
With a dog
3/10
Reduced mobility
9/10

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About

In Saint-Avé, near Vannes, Vincent and Katia David run Le Pressoir, a one-star restaurant where respect for produce, deep jus and a family welcome create a great gastronomic experience in Morbihan. Le Pressoir is at a quiet address in Saint-Avé, a few minutes from Vannes. The warm dining room and the plant-filled conservatory feel more like a home than a grand hotel. This atmosphere is part of the charm: you feel welcomed and looked after throughout a meal that can become a travel memory. The chef focuses on sauces and jus that give depth and relief to each plate. Technique never hides the main ingredient: fish, crustaceans and meat are showcased by precise cooking and well-judged pairings. This loyalty to taste allows elegant cooking without losing generosity. Katia runs the dining room while Vincent cooks. The maître d’ and sommelier Mickaël is another key figure of the welcome. The house stresses team spirit and its bond with regulars. The staff explain the dishes and guide the pairings with an attention that is fully part of the experience, rather than a rigid ceremony. The restaurant sources its seafood from the Lorient fish auction and a fishmonger in Vannes. Briny notes meet produce from the land, sometimes in unexpected pairings. Fish and shellfish depend on the catch: what matters is the quality of the selection and how it is cooked. The menu changes with the seasons and the producers. Warm bread straight from the oven at every service shows the attention to detail. The cellar holds more than 600 wines, according to the house. The sommelier can suggest classic or more original pairings, including alcohol-free options. The budget depends on the glasses and bottles chosen: discuss it beforehand to avoid surprises. The house offers different experiences across services, with seasonal creations and a well-built progression. Lunch is a good way to discover the cooking with more flexible timing; a gastronomic dinner takes longer. Confirm the number of dishes, the price and the cheese options directly with the restaurant. Afterwards, you can continue to the historic centre of Vannes or the shores of the Gulf of Morbihan.

What you will see

  • Cuisine: classic and contemporary gastronomy, sauces, jus, seafood from Lorient and local produce.
  • Chef: Vincent David, with Katia and Mickaël in the dining room.
  • One Michelin star confirmed in 2026 by the restaurant and the tourist office.
  • Fish and crustaceans come from the Lorient fish auction and a fishmonger in Vannes.
  • Warm bread baked for each service, and sauces and jus, are among the house signatures.
  • The maître d’ and sommelier Mickaël guides the wine choice; the cellar has more than 600 references.
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  • The dining room looks onto a plant-filled conservatory, with a cosy atmosphere.
  • Usual opening: lunch and dinner, closed Sunday evening, Monday and Tuesday.
  • Seasonal closure announced by the tourist office from 19 October to 1 November 2026: check it has reopened before travelling during the autumn half-term.

Practical information

Address
7 rue de l’Hôpital, 56890 Saint-Avé
Nearby
The historic centre of Vannes, the Vannes ramparts, the Gulf of Morbihan, the Kérozer woods in Saint-Avé

Tips on the spot

  • Book ahead for weekends and holidays, and make sure the booking is confirmed.
  • Check the exact days and times of service, which can vary with the season.
  • Check the current menu and prices: an old photo of a menu is not a guaranteed offer.
  • Mention allergies, intolerances or dietary needs when you book, and ask which vegetarian options are really possible.
  • For a special occasion, mention it discreetly when booking.
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  • Ask about alcohol-free options and say your budget if you want a wine pairing.
  • Check cancellation and deposit conditions, if any.
  • With reduced mobility, confirm the route, the dining room and the adapted toilets.
  • Allow enough time for a menu in several courses, and avoid an appointment straight afterwards.
  • Lunch is a good way to discover the cooking with more flexible timing.
  • After the meal, visit the historic centre of Vannes or the shores of the Gulf.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose Le Pressoir?

In Saint-Avé, near Vannes, Vincent and Katia David run Le Pressoir, a one-star restaurant where respect for produce, deep jus and a family welcome create a great gastronomic experience in Morbihan.

Which town is the restaurant in?

Saint-Avé, Morbihan, on the edge of Vannes.

What kind of cuisine is served?

Classic and contemporary gastronomy, sauces, jus, seafood from Lorient and local produce.

What is the atmosphere like?

A cosy family house with a plant-filled conservatory, quiet, on the edge of Vannes.

Who is the chef?

Vincent David, with his wife Katia and the maître d’ and sommelier Mickaël in the dining room.

Is there a good wine list?

Yes, the cellar has more than 600 references, and the sommelier Mickaël can suggest classic, original or alcohol-free pairings.

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