Le martray

Le martray - Réserver une table

12 Place du Martray, 22220 Treguier, France, Tréguier
1190 Avis 4.2

"Lovely place to stop for a crepe and a beer. The view of the Cathedral is stunning! Try the local beer: Philomenn Rousse"

Détails

Téléphone: +33297256864,+33296922071

Adresse: 12 Place du Martray, 22220 Treguier, France, Tréguier

Ville: Tréguier

Heures d'ouverture

Jeudi: 17:30-22:00

Vendredi: 11:30-15:00; 17:30-22:00

Samedi: 11:30-15:00; 17:30-22:00

Dimanche: 11:30-15:00

Statistiques

Plats: 20

Commodités: 13

Catégories: 5

Avis: 1190


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5 /5 Évaluation

We had lunch at this lovely little place with friendly, efficient service, good drinks (including local beer and cider) and tasty food. A real French feel to this place adds to the experience, as does the location in the lovely town square opposite the stunning cathedral. Other reviews say it has new owners, if so, they seem to know what they are doing. Good luck to them for a prosperous future, based on our visit they deserve it.

4 /5 Évaluation

On a most beautiful location, facing the famous Treguier cathedral, this nice cafe and craperie serves good galettes and crepes. We had a galette with saucisse and with white fish and sea food and both were excellent. Also the crepes with pear&chocolate and the one with apple were fine. No extravagance, also not to be expected from a cafe&creperie, but nice galettes &crepes and good service on a very nice spot!

5 /5 Évaluation

Position, just opposite the cathedral, is superb. You can sit and watch the world go by. We particularly liked the crepe with the caramelised apple filling. Sandwiches are also very good value. Staff are welcoming and helpful.

5 /5 Évaluation

Seating at the terrasse with a drink, nice service from a very busy waitress. Fair prices . I have been coming to this bar for over 40 years now, different owners but same wonderful atmosphere.

4 /5 Évaluation

Lovely place to stop for a crepe and a beer. The view of the Cathedral is stunning! Try the local beer: Philomenn Rousse