I used to lived not far from here in Brec’h when moved into the Morbihan breton dept 56 in 2011 and later purchase my house in Pluvigner in 2013. However, the town has charm and we always come here and shop here too. I felled in love with Saint Goustan , a harbor district of Auray. I have several posts on the town ,which was my adminstrative central back then. Therefore, I just want to give you another glance of this wonderful harbor from my latest stopover yesterday; this time on the foodie in Saint Goustan at Auray !!! Hope you enjoy it as I
Better to avoid high heels to walk around Saint-Goustan. From the shaded terraces of the promenade, the view plunges over the quays. The most picturesque shore is joined by crossing the 13C four-arched stone bridge. Place Saint-Sauveur with its curved cobblestones is framed by opulent half-timbered and corbelled houses. The steep alleys, interspersed with steps, attack the district, lined with half-timbered facades. The residences of the 15-16C display a respectable allure, which in the evening slums in the rustle of the café terraces. Sublime indeed !!!
Créperie Bar Franklin, In Saint Goustan, come to this restaurant. French cuisine under the direction of a great chef is wonderful at this place. Many visitors order huge coffee, and of course beers and galettes, A nice staff will receive you at this location throughout the year with great service that is appreciated each time. You will appreciate a beautiful facade and an exotic ambiance at this restaurant. Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/creperielefranklin
On the port of Saint-Goustan ,the L’Armoric bar restaurant opens its doors to you all year round. It, also, offers menus served for lunch and dinner at very good value for money as well as a cinema menu that includes admission to Ty Hanok Cinema!(Auray (see post) The service, brasserie type, is pleasant and friendly. As for the setting, it is charming with superb wooden staircase, exposed beams, and old English style displays. The L’Armoric also has a room upstairs, a large terrace with views of the Auray river, and a bar side to extend your moment of relaxation! We have come here since moving to the area back in 2011 and always fun. The L’Armoric bar restaurant is open for 45 years already a small institution in the region ,it was renovated in 2009. The L’Armoric
Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/larmoricauray
The local Bay of Quiberon tourist office on the l’Armoric: https://www.baiedequiberon.bzh/a-voir-a-faire/sortir-en-baie-de-quiberon/bars/bar-l-armoric
Le Petit Cérès , customers love superb French cuisine. Imagine the combination of delicious food with efficient staff, that’s exactly what this place offers you. Professional service is always a pleasure. Many visitors are loyal to this place because there is a beautiful atmosphere. I concur, it was our latest test and pass greatfully, Webpage : https://lepetitceres.eatbu.com/?lang=en
L’Annexe du Port ; Right next to its counterpart Le Café du Port, L’Annex du Port is easily spotted thanks to its beautiful half-timbered façade. The new sign on Saint-Goustan welcomes you 7/7 and non-stop, with an additional “tea room” service! The pretty terrace invites you to sit down for a drink or taste one of the tasty crêpes and galettes à la carte. The property does not take reservations. Webpage : https://www.baiedequiberon.co.uk/plan-your-stay-in-the-bay-of-quiberon/where-to-eat/restaurants/the-cafe-du-port-the-port-annex
The city of Auray on its heritage see circuit Saint Goustan : https://www.auray.fr/Ma-ville/Patrimoine/Les-monuments-historiques
The local Bay of Quiberon tourist office on Saint Goustan: https://www.baiedequiberon.co.uk/the-port-of-saint-goustan-in-auray
There you go folks, Saint Goustan is a lovely small district nestled below port of the City of Auray as well as down from my town of Pluvigner. Again,hope you enjoy this post on the foodie in Saint Goustan at Auray !!! as I
And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all !!!
