Casual | With children | With family | With friends
Gault&Millau's review2025
It's been just over a year since Comme un grain replaced Guillaume Foucault's Pertica. The kitchen has made a 180° turn, as crêpes and galettes take pride of place here, crisp to perfection, with fillings that change with the seasons, both savory and sweet: babaganoush galette with eggplant caviar, pan-fried zucchini, chickpeas, goat's cheese and basil sauce; poached apricot crêpe, Madagascar vanilla ball, mint verbena chantilly and slivered almonds. Another of the restaurant's assets is its cellar, with its wide variety of ciders and perries, some of which are offered to match the dishes, not forgetting the Breton whiskies.