This unremarkable-looking blue-painted establishment is, in fact, St-Malo's most celebrated restaurant, with one Michelin star and a large following of gastronomic devotees. Its kitchen overflows with the best the Breton coastline has to offer – buttered turbot, line-caught sea bass, crab and scallops. Feel like shelling out? Plump for the 'all lobster' menu.
Le Chalut
St-Malo
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Île du Grand Bé & Fort du Petit Bé
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2. Musée d'Histoire de St-Malo
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