Brasserie O' de Mer

Name: Brasserie O' de Mer
Address: Saint-Malo, FR
Telephone: +33 2 99 40 15 04
Price range: $$

909 Reviews

4 Rue Jacques Cartier, 35400 Saint-Malo, France

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Brasserie O' de Mer

909 Reviews

4 Rue Jacques Cartier, 35400 Saint-Malo, France

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Serves breakfast

Serves lunch

Serves dinner

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Kristina Sundareva

Kristina Sundareva, Aug 2024

Very tasty! Highly recommend. Had a sea bream and a glass of cider??

Andrada Adelaida Patrascanu

Andrada Adelaida Patrascanu, Sep 2023

Probably some of the best mussels I have ever eaten, also the fries were so well made and the sweet cider was amazing!

Besides, the staff is so cute!

alex13

alex13, Sep 2022

Downtown restaurant, with a polite service. The food was nice (a hearty fish soup to start with, and a very nice grilled salmon with a zesty sauce and a perfect risotto) but the moules very a bit too salty.

Rosie Iona

Rosie Iona, Jul 2022

Amazing meal and great value for 2 course set menu €24. I had oysters, my boyfriend had the soup then we both had salmon which was amazing!

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Handlettered by lama ••• Lama Tassabihji •••, Jul 2022

Excellent service. The food was amazing and they have a nice twist on traditional items. The oysters were the best we have tasted!

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