Le Relais des Montagnes Noires - Paris

Restaurant où l'on vous propose pour 14,50€ un repas complet avec buffet à volonté concernant l'entrée, 3 plats de résistance au choix ( faux filet sauce échalote, pavé de daurade avec fondue de poireaux, pintade sauce au cidre), dessert au choix présenté sur un plateau ,café et boissons incluses à discrétion. Service rapide et souriant. Tout est frais et appétissant. Un très bon rapport qualité prix

We called by to have a snack pre ferry so time was of the essence. Quickly ordering and paying for our coffee we sat outside as we were offered the menu or nothing to eat. We had our own bag of nuts to snack on and while I agree this may not be polite to eat snacks we had brought with us we needed something and having paid for our coffee we had the nuts. The owner of course asked us not to eat our food at her table so we apologised packed up to leave she accompanied by 2 of her heavies. Remember this is a "polite" restaurant. One of her henchmen suggested calling the gendarmes! (What a waste of police time that would have been) While she stood over us like naughty school children and the henchman stared us out until we drove off the property. Hardly the bonhomie you are led to expect in France. I would not be welcome back here I doubt and would not want to return.

Très bon rapport qualité prix. Menu ouvrier à 12.50€ café compris. Clientèle varié et bon enfant. Peut être un peu bruyant, on peut comprendre, ça fait aussi partie du charme.

Ce resto ouvrier est situé entre lorient et carhaix bon acceuil , bon repas , terrasse et jeux pour les enfants , grand parking , ce resto convient au ouvriers, routiers , touristes et aussi retraités a proximité la voie verte pour allez vers Gourin ou Carhaix a pied en vélo !! ouvert la semaine menu a 12 € buffet plat dessert boisson ( tarif actuel )

Located on a main road with a very large car/lorry park. When we arrived at 1.00pm the car park was very crowded but the establishment appeared very quiet. Going through the bar we arrived at the dining area which could seat around 100 with about 60 diners present. The menu consisted of a set menu of help yourself buffet starters, a large mixture, followed by a choose of four main dishes, steak, turkey, fish or omelette and mixture of desserts and coffee + wine included - all for E12.50. Customers varied from lorry drivers to pensioners. Food was good quality and value. You won't far wrong if you stop here but - the only menu is at the door and the waitress doesn't speak English so if you don't speak French you need to copy down your requirements upon entry.