Cote Remblai - Les Sables-d'Olonne

We came to eat a noon with friends, having 2 babies of 5 months, we felt well that the disturbed strollers yet we were installed in the room to not hinder the terrace. Moreover we always wait for the desserts card, we waited for more than 1h to finally leave. believing that children should be banned in restaurants such as animals. It was our feeling!

Very beautiful architecture, very beautiful buildings all along the Remblai.Very nice walk of several km of beach. A multitude of shops, a lot of catchers. restaurants and crêperies that all offer the same thing. Not a lot of originality. very difficult to take an aperitif after 7pm in the restaurant bars. Most tourists and natives eat at 7:00 p.m. a lot of ice, waffles, chichis and other sweets of all kinds. On the other hand, in the summer, every evening, a lot of animation on the remblai: music groups, circus, Miss Sands of Olonne election in early August. everything takes place in the open air which is very pleasant. Be careful to take hot sweaters for the evening because it is cold in summer and there is a lot of wind.

On a walk on the sands on the remblai a creamy brewery very good the burger Normand and gorgonzola very good steack fresh heels as well as the bread direction is new is very nice good wind a c is professional of the restoration

I went to lunch with my friend three weeks ago in this brewery. We've taken sea mussels and pancakes. and we have enjoyed ourselves! of Breton origin, we had not eaten such good pancakes for a good time. The hot chocolate is home, the whipped is fresh and the molds delivered every morning! I highly recommend!

We have just ordered mojitos, yellow lemon and no rum and cane sugar. and when you ask to change them because the whole table finds them bad, it adds 1cl of rum in their gross base by redundant the glasses to any of the guests. And shut up! avoided emergency