Auberge de Guerledan

Accueillis par des personnes compétents et très agréables, la cuisine est simple et goûteuse.Une bonne adresse à quelques kilomètres de Guerlédan

Patron, patronne et le personnel sont super sympa. Très bon à un prix correct. Réservez avant idéalement car ils sont souvent victime de leur succès.

Accueillies par des gens charmants et professionnels nous passons un agréable moment à chaque fois que nous nous rendons dans ce restaurant. Menu à 13 euro très bonne cuisine traditionnelle et servies rapidement. À recommander.

Plaisir des papilles et des yeux ! Accueil et petits soins au top, ambiance chaleureuse et superbe déco en particulier dans les 2 premières salles très cosy. Les plats tout simplement succulents et généreux. Envie de tout essayer, à très vite !

9 of us went for lunch. The €13 menu has 3 choices for starter and main and 4 for desert. Everything excellent but the ham hock was superb; fell of the bone and very tasty. Service was very friendly with excellent English. Ambiance was lovely and the place was wheelchair accessible. Will definitely return.

We have visited this restaurant twice over a three week period, the food service and ambience of the place is wonderful. The owners are very friendly people and have good command of English for those that struggle with French as I do. We would highly recommend you visit for lunch or evening meal if passing through, their three course lunch menu with a selection of dishes including wine at 13 Euros is unbelievable value for money.

Four family members on motorbikes entered the restaurant opposite and were not made welcome so crossed the road and entered the Auberge de Guerledan. What a difference!! The proprietor made us very welcome and the food was fantastic! Service second to none. No complaints whatsoever. The lunchtime menu was €13 for a choice of four starters, a choice of main meal and bread, and choice of desserts, wine or soft drink and water! We will return when next down in Caurel for lunch.

We had purposefully sought somewhere to eat within this area as we were travelling through. Trip advisor suggested Auberge de Guerledan and it appealed because there wasn't too many options within this region. And what a blessed discovery it was! Upon arriving although packed we were immediately made to feel at home by the charming owner, shown to our table in a restaurant full of locals. The set lunch menu with selected choices was perfect and we ordered with ease. The service was prompt whistle allowing an unhurried couple of hours to pass. The quality of the food and drinks offered was a pleasant surprise and we can definitely see why it's so popular with the locals for the value that it...

Terry and I were visiting Caurel and opted to have lunch in L'auberge after reading it's excellent reviews. What a gem of a restaurant !! Simple and quirky layout with a large spacious and bright downstairs dining room, as well as a smaller intimate dining area and bar upstairs. The menu du jour offered an excellent choice of starters and mains, and at a price of 13euros also included desert and a carafe of wine. Terry opted for the prawns and I opted for the onion tart our starters were delicious. We both opted for the veal as our plat chaude (other choices were fish and ham). Our veal was cooked to perfection and was really tender, served with boiled potatoes and a kind of veggie tart. The...