Restaurant La Bellevue
448 Reviews
57 Rue de Bellevue, 56860 Séné, France

Restaurant La Bellevue
448 Reviews
57 Rue de Bellevue, 56860 Séné, France
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448 Reviews
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Anna Price
Anna Price, May 2024
Fabulous food, flawless service. I have booked to come back
Eric Tholomé
Eric Tholomé, Jul 2020
The food was not that great. The ray was very good, but the scallops were pretty blend (with some dressing that was good but didn't look home made) and the fries were incredibly greassy.
The room where we ate (facing south) was fine (not great) but we walked through the original room to get there and that was scarily warn out.
The view is nice but not earth shattering for sure.
Service was good and fast.
Roger Bingham
Roger Bingham, Apr 2012
We have only been twice and both times during the quiet season.
The setting is lovely and nearby Port Anna is a starting point for a delightful apres repas walk.
The food is unpretentious and sensibly priced though the wine is a little over-priced.
Friendly service.
Benoit Charrier
Benoit Charrier, Sep 2023
Excellent food and service. Great view.
T B
T B, Aug 2016
Really tasty moules-frites, friendly service, decor leaves a bit to be desired but the view from the window makes up for this.
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