Restaurant Le 1930
879 Reviews
3 All. des Frères Cadoret, 56000 Vannes, France

Restaurant Le 1930
879 Reviews
3 All. des Frères Cadoret, 56000 Vannes, France
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Enea Lecas
Enea Lecas, Sep 2024
I came there today for lunch. I took the week's menu with starter and main course, and a glass of white wine.
The starter was a salad made of burrata mozalla with dried tomotoes, rucula, and pesto. The mozzarella was very creamy, and the pesto home-made, with the taste of fresh garlic in it.
The main course was a cooked piece of salmon with rice and roasted vegetables. Very tasty overall.
And the wine was great too, tasting very smooth and fruity.
Definitely a great culinary experience overall, and the price reasonable for the location. I can definitely recommend.
David Wilson
David Wilson, Sep 2024
My wife and I have had two delicious meals here. Our lunch - seafood starter with oysters, prawns and fish rillette followed by Moules crème and Japanese beef was fantastic. The dinner - smoked salmon, whitebait, burger and pork stew was delicious. The wines - Provençal rose were great. We sat outside with our dog and had two brilliant meals - highly recommended.
Anthony Newman
Anthony Newman, Aug 2024
It’s nice enough. My panini came in a paper bag, even though I was seated at a table. The waiter (12/8 afternoon) is handsome but - not exactly outright rude - very cold. He didn’t say please, thank you or smile once (not just with me, with everyone). It’s a shame. (On the other hand the sundaes looked great (huge!), but I didn’t have one)
Samantha Pout
Samantha Pout, Oct 2023
Very good food with easy access to the toilets
Mark Delamere
Mark Delamere, Apr 2024
Very busy restaurant with a wonderful atmosphere. Good food accompanied by a great service by the staff. A small cosy restaurant with outdoor seating aswell. Worth a visit !
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