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Restaurants in Perros-Guirec: Our Recommendations for Every Occasion
A romantic table overlooking the sunset, a seafood lunch at the harbor, a terrace where the kids can run around. In Perros-Guirec, you can eat well and choose whatever you’re in the mood for that day. The town lives to the rhythm of the sea, and its restaurants follow suit: fresh fish, scallops, Breton lobster. From our campground in Perros-Guirec, most are just a few minutes away. Here’s where to book your restaurant in Perros-Guirec—whether you’re with your partner, family, or friends.
Summary of the Article
- A gourmet destination by the sea: Perros-Guirec offers a wide variety of dining options, ranging from fine-dining restaurants to traditional crêperies, as well as brasseries, bistros, and restaurants specializing in seafood.
- The Flavors of Brittany Take Center Stage: Restaurants highlight local and seasonal products, particularly fish, seafood, lobsters, oysters, and other Breton specialties, often served with reimagined recipes or gourmet cuisine.
- Places to suit every taste: Whether overlooking Trestraou Beach, at the marina, in Ploumanac’h, or in the city center, visitors will find establishments to suit every budget and every occasion, often with breathtaking views of the sea.
- A culinary experience in the heart of the Pink Granite Coast: With their exceptional settings, local ingredients, and warm hospitality, the restaurants in Perros-Guirec are a must-visit destination for discovering Breton cuisine during a stay on the Pink Granite Coast.
Where can couples go for dinner in Perros-Guirec?
For a romantic dinner for two, Les Bassans overlooks Trestrignel Beach, in a setting inspired by 1930s ocean liners. Every table offers a panoramic view of the Pink Granite Coast. Chef Jean-Pascal Gebka creates bistronomic cuisine that highlights Breton regional ingredients and the taste of the sea. A seafood counter showcases oysters and other shellfish, and the restaurant is listed in the Michelin Guide.
Our favorite: dinner at sunset behind the large windows, overlooking the sailboats and the pink rocks.
Practical Information:
- The address is 67 Chemin de la Messe, at the top of Trestrignel Beach.
- 4 kilometers from our campground.
- The menu features a wide selection of fish, shellfish, and Breton specialties.
- Reservations at 02 96 23 25 42; highly recommended in the evening.
Which restaurant in Perros-Guirec is best for families?
With the family, head to Ploumanac’h and Le Mao, near Saint-Guirec Beach. This restaurant serves galettes, crêpes, and seafood on a sunny terrace. The atmosphere is relaxed, spread across two dining rooms and a terrace, and the menu has something to please both kids and adults. The restaurant has been delighting vacationers for about twenty years.
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The best deal: set menus starting at €10, so you can enjoy lunch on the terrace without breaking the bank.
Practical Information:
- The address is 147 Rue Saint-Guirec, in Ploumanac’h.
- 3.6 kilometers from our pedestrian-only estate.
- The menu features galettes, crêpes, and seafood.
- Open Tuesday through Sunday; call 02 96 91 40 92 to make a reservation.
Where can you eat with friends in Perros-Guirec?
For a gathering with friends, Men Ruz offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with a direct view of the Ploumanac’h harbor. The cuisine is bistro-style, featuring fresh, local ingredients—perfect for sharing or enjoying on your own. It’s the ideal spot for a leisurely meal, with a view of the fishing boats and the pink granite boulders.
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Here’s a tip: Try to get a table on the patio at the end of the day, when the harbor is aglow with evening lights.
Practical Information:
- The restaurant is located at the Ploumanac’h harbor in Perros-Guirec.
- 3.5 kilometers from our campground.
- The bistro menu changes depending on what’s available at the market.
- It’s best to make a reservation during peak season, especially in the evening.
Where can you enjoy seafood in Perros-Guirec?
For seafood, La Table des Rochers also overlooks the port of Ploumanac’h. Chef Paul Gandillon creates refined dishes centered around the sea. Scallops, Île-Grande oysters, and grilled lobster feature prominently on the menu throughout the seasons. You’ll also find pan-seared abalone, a Breton shellfish that has become rare. A major plus on the coast: the restaurant is open year-round.
Must-try dishes: scallops, served as tartare or pan-seared, and grilled lobster for special occasions.
Practical Information:
- The address is 70 Chemin de la Pointe, at the port of Ploumanac’h.
- 3.5 kilometers from your lodging.
- The menu features a wide selection of Breton shellfish and crustaceans.
- The restaurant is open to guests year-round.
Where can you try a Breton galette in Perros-Guirec?
You can’t leave Brittany without trying a buckwheat galette. At the marina, Les Vieux Gréements has been serving them for over thirty years—either on the terrace overlooking the boats or in a pine-paneled dining room. The menu features all the classics: the “complète,” with andouille sausage and a fried egg, all washed down with a good cider.
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Good to know: The restaurant is open year-round and offers a gluten-free menu, which is a rarity on the coast.
Practical Information:
- The address is 19 Rue Anatole le Braz, at the marina.
- 2.5 kilometers from the Village Perrosien.
- There, people enjoy savory galettes and sweet crêpes on the terrace.
- Reservations at 02 96 91 14 99; recommended for lunch during peak season.
What if every night of vacation had its own table?
From your cabin at Village Perrosien, you can reach the marina in Ploumanac’h in just a few minutes, whenever you like. Book your stay at our campground, then start putting together your list of places to visit in Perros-Guirec!
