Chez Melanie - Muzillac

So pleased that after so many years of this being the local place to avoid, that it was under new ownership. Over optimistic, sadly. I was there for lunch and I couldn’t eat it. I had a fish dish, which was so dry and over cooked, I had to leave it virtually untouched. The desert was equally uninspiring. Cheap but not cheerful. Would not go again!

New owners but still not much good. It's now called La Cale Seche. Tried it for lunch but afraid to waste money seeing if their dinner menu is any better

We decided to have dinner there as they had a nice sunny terrace and we deeply regretted it. The dishes were not good: 1- children menu: very small dishes, fish very average, crepe not good 2- moules frites: frites were good but we got sick for 2 days with the moules (definitely not fresh!! Don't go there!

Why two halves? Well, we went for a drink at lunchtime on May 1st, a National Holiday and the place was very busy and we booked a table for the evening. In fact only one other couple and then a family of four joined the two of us. I had an excellent Fruit de Mer and my wife the warm oysters, different, but tasty mains and a pudding. A most enjoyable meal and at 20 euros for four courses very reasonable. That was the first half, the second started in the early hours of the morning when we were both violently sick and felt unwell for most of the next day. The dish we had both shared was the oysters, so it wasn't one rogue bad oyster, which can happen, it was all or several. For a restaurant which claims sea food as its speciality this is not good enough.