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Not far from Eckmühl Lighthouse, this restaurant boasts a contemporary interior done out in shades of white, grey and gold. The couple at the helm are Breton born and bred and their easy charm sets the tone: chef Corentin Ogor and the ebullient Klervi Tanniou, who manages the restaurant floor with a broad smile. When it comes to the refined modern cuisine, each dish centres on a fresh ingredient cooked to perfection and matched with a sauce or jus, eg butternut squash, scallops from Finistère and a roasted almond emulsion; fish caught by small boats, spinach pesto and shellfish. In the evening

This pleasant restaurant perched on the Pointe de Penmarch serves cuisine that is rooted in the local area and made using top-notch ingredients. The chef puts a lot of effort into meticulously plating his dishes, particularly when it comes to the fish. For dessert, it's all about tradition and savoir-faire. Lovely views over the bay and Eckmühl Lighthouse.

On the Odet estuary, opposite the pretty port of Bénodet, the view overlooks the sea on one side and a forest of pine and oak on the other… The magnificently located Hotel Villa Tri Men dates from the early 20C, when it was built by a Breton admiral as his home. The chef, who trained in Quimper and has worked in Brittany and Switzerland, aims above all to highlight the work of the artisans and producers of Brittany (most of whom are organic). He combines regional delicacies with spices from afar and fresh herbs on a constant quest to exalt the flavour. His langoustine ravioles and shellfish st