St. Malo – Restaurants – Brasserie du Sillon
Food: French
Price: Average
Rating: Good
Web site: Brasserie du Sillon (turn your volume down, stupid loud music)
The Brasserie du Sillon in St. Malo has one major thing going for it: it’s incredible location. The restaurant is not located in the walled city itself, but outside of it, alongside the beach promenade.
The views inside, particularly when seated next to a window are fantastic. It’s even more dramatic when there’s a storm out there, sitting snuggly inside and viewing the storm through the enormous windows.
Brasserie du Sillon at Saint Malo
The Food
Food style is traditional French, with a lot of fish on the menu. The preset menus and the “a la carte”menu is quite extensive with a lot of different choices, but the predominant food is fish.
Prices
The prices for the menus range between €17.50 and €35.
Ambiance
Ambiance is relaxed, probably because most people are looking outside the windows or enjoying their food. It’s a brasserie after all.
Service
Service is pretty slow and uneven. At times things suddenly move fast, and then you have to wait. It’s a hurry up and wait situation.
Summary
This is truly a great restaurant to visit; food is okay, view is fantastic. A real pleasure.
TIP: Reserve, since it gets busy, and ask for a window table.
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