On the island, you’ll find a wide variety of culinary specialities.
From Breton crêpes to traditional cuisine, not to mention local Ouessant specialities and even Asian dishes, there’s something for everyone!
You can also grab a quick lunch at a brasserie, pick up a takeaway pizza, or even put together your own picnic at one of the island’s mini-markets.
A few words about Ouessant’s culinary specialities…
Don’t leave Ouessant without trying the lamb stew cooked in peat mounds or the ‘chilgik’ (Ouessant sausage), smoked in peat mounds.
What is cooking in peat mounds? It involves stewing food in peat mounds. The peat clods used are those found in the moorland on the island.
Seating in the island’s restaurants is limited. We strongly advise you to book before arriving on the island.
View the practical guide to the island of Ouessant by clicking: here
Bars / Restaurants – Crêperies
- La Duchesse Anne
Bar – Restaurant – Seafood specialities
02 98 48 80 25 - Le Fromveur
Bar – Restaurant
02 98 48 81 30 - Le Fromruz
Bar – Brasserie
02 98 38 57 60 - Le Ty Korn
Pub – Restaurant
02 98 48 87 33 - Le Ouessantin
Bar – Restaurant – Terrace
06 49 56 95 41 - Le Roc'h Ar Mor
Restaurant
02 98 32 43 93 - Mac Ludo
Fast food – Takeaway pizza
06 87 22 49 78 - Crêperie du Stang
Crêperie
02 98 48 80 94 - Crêperie de l'Arrivée
Bar – Crêperie – Ice cream parlour
02 98 48 84 99 - Crêperie Chez Carole
Tea Room – Crêperie
06 84 61 69 42 - Crêpes à l'Ouest
Crêpes and Galettes to take away
06 62 88 74 07 - Y’A SKIFF
Restaurant – Wine Bar – Garden
02 98 37 74 36
Convenience stores – Groceries
- 8 A Huit / Carrefour Express
02 98 48 81 37 - Marché des Îles
02 98 48 88 08 - Ile en vrac
02 98 28 76 51
