Near the airport, on the road to Trégastel, Ti Saour bears its name well: the "Maison des saveurs" in Breton. And it can be said that she marries them brilliantly. Chef Loïc Bahezre, also a pastry chef, chocolate maker, confectioner, ice-cream maker and pancake maker, has brought back from his many experiences abroad and in major establishments skills and inspirations that make his cuisine original, a clever blend of tradition and inventiveness. In the dining room, a vast room with a country decor, his companion Séverine offers a pleasant and attentive welcome. The couple works with carefully selected local producers. The lunch formula changes almost every day. In the evening, there is no other option than to take the full menu, with a choice of three starters, main courses and desserts. Proposals vary all the time. Example: thin tomato pie with a shallots compote and mustard whipped cream, followed by a pork breast served with celery and hazelnut purée and a perfect coconut glaze as a conclusion. Every Friday evening, the house serves a kig ha farz.
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J'ai trouvé les tableaux très beaux.
Je recommande fortement