Café de l'Abbaye — Restaurant in Guingamp

While visiting the Brittany region from Australia, friends took us to the Cafe de l'Abbaye, especially to experience the moules et frites, a local delicacy. It was a beautiful day with many people visiting the area. Unfortunately all other diners had the same idea, and by the time we placed our food order the kitchen had run out of the dish. We expressed our disappointment, and the absolutely lovely waitress, Lydee, who had been run off her feet for the previous couple of hours, made a special trip to the kitchen, worked her magic with chef, and managed to acquire one more moules et frites especially for me. The dish was lovely, the ambience of the café relaxed and pleasant, and Lydee’s service went well above and beyond “normal"...

What a lovely bistro next to a beautiful Abby and river. The food at lunch was delicious and plentiful. I had the local sausage with fries and salad which came with the most delicious peppercorn sauce. My wife and daughter had an omelette with fries and salad also. This also went down very well. The beers were cold and very welcome on the hot day when we visited. We also had ice creams which again were very welcome on such a hot day. If you are in the area at lunch time, I highly recommend this bistro for lunch, you won't be disappointed. Note, the staff also speak English so ordering was very easy. All the staff were friendly and accommodating to us and our young daughter. Will be visiting again when...

My friend and I had a very good lunch at Cafe de l’Abbaye. I highly recommend this place for food, atmosphere and service all are outstanding. They are very accommodating and look after you to make sure you are comfortable. I had a salad and my friend had the chicken; both dishes were very good. You can ride a bike or walk to this place via the Brest canal. I highly recommend. Lydie our server (not sure I’m spelling her name correctly) was ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Always had a smile when she greeted us! I will be returning many, many times! Sorry didn’t take photos...