In this 17th-century house in the heart of the city, the people of Palois love to get together to satisfy their marine cravings. The place has a well-deserved reputation: a warm, referenced setting, with its ship's cabin wood and porthole-shaped lamps, subdued lighting and meticulous table settings. A masterfully sourced seafood cuisine. On the plate: stuffed mussels, the famous paella with chipirons, the fish cassolette or the apple tourtière. Well-built cellar.