Au Soleil Breton - Maison d'hôtes & Crêprerie

The highlight for the kids was learning to make crêpes with Bernadette, owner of AU SOLEIL BRETON. They loved picking up the technique and can't wait to make them at home. Now we just need to buy a bilig, as apparently that's what their large crêpe griddles are called. An unforgettable experience and a lovely memory from our time in Brittany. Brice made us feel very welcome and put his whole heart into making our stay enjoyable. Our place was clean, bright, cosy, practical, and well equipped, with a wonderful view of the sea right in front of us. We also enjoyed beautiful walks along the coast. Such a happy stay at the Colibris in Saint Nic. Highly recommended.

The owner was lovely and attentive, and the little apartment had everything needed for a longer stay. It sits under the eaves and fits two adults, two children, and a baby comfortably. There's a south-facing terrace with a sea view, up in the hills above Pentrez. Delightful place.

The grocery store has really good local things, from vegetables and cheese to farm yogurt, beer, jams, and more. The creperie is worth a visit too. We were only in the village for three days, but were glad we found the place. Everyone was welcoming and smiling, and the staff were very accommodating. Nice work, and kudos to the manager for the Google update. See you soon!

We'd planned to have our last holiday dinner at this crêperie, just 100 meters from our cottage. Our dog was welcome at the cottage but wasn't allowed inside the restaurant. We'd already had alcohol, so driving somewhere dog-friendly wasn't an option. In the end, dinner was stale toast and jam instead of crêpes. It was our first bad restaurant experience in two weeks in otherwise dog-friendly France. Such a shame, and completely unexpected.