Au Grand Large - Ploubazlanec

Enjoy here several times during our two-week vacation. all the meals were excellent. there is a terrace overlooking the constantly changing activities in the harbour. would recommend the large bar that is a large fish for two people. the employees take it professionally. and serve them. the bar is open all day and snacks (apero) on the afternoon.

Eating and service is good. I ordered a seafood tablet and I have a hard time to find out how to eat the wine and the dame just came to our table and showed me how I was the meat of the crabs and. put the sauce on the oysters. it was delicious, I will recommend this place to all who like to eat seafood in loguivy de la mer.

I was disappointed that in October 2014 I had to write a very critical review of the au grand large. I'm glad to report they're back together. we had dinner there at the beginning and were warmly welcomed. service. was friendly, but not intrusive, and eating was excellent.

We visited the grand large almost daily during our two-week stay in loguivy. the bar has a great view of the harbour and a small outdoor terrace and is a beautiful place to enjoy a drink with a great view. directly on the...GR34 sentiers des douaniers fußweg, so that the hotel would be a good stop if you walked this stretch so much. we have gedimt twice in the restaurant and at both places to eat was delicious and good value for money. There are several menu options and a good choice in the a la carte. my man enjoyed especially that closed and I loved the scallops that are a speciality in the opposite. both the host and her daughter are very friendly and helpful. they would recommend if they were in the opposite. we have booked to go back before we go!

Excellent views over the harbour at pretty Loguivy and good use of local ingredients in a menu that offers something for everyone eg those just seeking a moules-frites type meal or those looking for something more. We tried the monkfish osso-bucco, which was good,...and the dover sole, which was okay but not as well cooked as it should have been. Both were £20 plus. Madame was sociable and helpful and has put together a wine list which reflects her own fine tastes some unusual choices on this, from Brusset Cotes de Rhone to Irouleguy. We enjoyed ourselves overall (good atmosphere) but like some others I couldn't help feeling that the total cost of our meal (which with starters and wine exceeded £100) was much higher than I thought it was worth and that the cuisine ultimately lacked some refinement and (like someone else has said) excitement. Our experiences suggested it can be busy at lunchtime, less so in the evening.