Looking for Restaurant Recommendations for St Malo in Brittany

We stayed at Hotel Nouveau Monde and had dinner there both nights. Both the food and service were excellent. The hotel is a few blocks outside the city walls and directly faces the beach, so the restaurant also has beautiful views of the bay.

Absolutely reserve in St. Malo -- there are many good restaurants and many terrible tourist places especially along the wall by the parking lot. We had excellent luck at Bistrot du Rocher and at l'Absinthe. I think the best fish we had in France was at Rocher which is a tiny place. Reserve.

Just to avoid any confusion, the port city of Saint-Malo is in Brittany not Normandy. Unless you are referring to the little village of St Malo de la Lande.

As noted above, there is a Saint Malo in Normandie, but I'm pretty sure you're referring to the one in Bretagne. If so, I would check Gault & Millau's recommendations for restaurants.

If, on the other hand, you are hoping to visit Saint-Malo-de-la-Lande in Normandie, you'll have to head south to Tourville-sur-Sienne (l'Extravagante) or west to Blainville (Le Mascaret is good) or Agon-Coutainville (lots of choices) for restaurants. The only place in Saint-Malo-de-la-Lande is a bar/tabac.épicerie called Le Montgomery.

I had a wonderful meal at Bouche en Folie. Reservations are definitely required.

I dunno about restaurants but Snachez is the best glacier ever.
Brad

We had an apartment and ate a lot of kouign amann -- a classic Breton pastry - for breakfast -- finding good ones in Paris is not easy but they are all over in Brittany. Enough sugar for a lifetime, but really good. The landlord left us a couple for the first morning and we were hooked.