Castor Bellux : Restaurant / pizzeria Dinard

Name: Castor Bellux : Restaurant / pizzeria Dinard
Address: Saint-Malo, FR
Telephone: +33 2 99 46 25 72
Price range: $$

1283 Reviews

5 Rue Winston Churchill, 35800 Dinard, France

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Castor Bellux : Restaurant / pizzeria Dinard

1283 Reviews

5 Rue Winston Churchill, 35800 Dinard, France

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Features

Serves lunch

Serves dinner

Vegetarian friendly

Reviews

4.3

1283 Reviews

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DUBUS Jonathan

DUBUS Jonathan, Jun 2024

Decent (and fairly big) restaurant in Dinard with a good variety of choices. We had the calzone and the Time Peace pizza. It was good but not authentic (ie not stone backed). Dessers (fondant and profiteroles) were also good but not massive. Location is great and not far from the beach

The Mad Racoon

The Mad Racoon, Aug 2024

Great pizza at a good price. The service was good and the restaurant was very nice

Julie Knott

Julie Knott, Sep 2023

We had a booking & there were many available tables but they tried to seat the 3 of us at a 2 person table! We didn't feel valued as customers from the start. The food was a different take on Italian with eggs on pizza & pasta. The pizza wasn't evenly cooked & the fish in the pasta was overcooked. The vegetable salad was unusual with fruit on the top. The desserts were more of a hit. What is it with the half dressed movie stars decorating the table? It was a bit of a letdown meal.

Lambert Van Ouwerkerk

Lambert Van Ouwerkerk, Jun 2023

The restaurant was recommended to us, and very rightfully so.

Great atmosphere, very engaged staff (more group of tight friends who clearly enjoy their work) and of course good food.

Menu had some interesting choices, not "the standard usual ones"

CARINA JESSURUN

CARINA JESSURUN, Dec 2023

The food is good. I had the rumsteak and I loved it - It also had some foie Gras on it, which I love. BUT... I've also tried the duck - and perhaps that's not my favorite thing to eat.

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