It's worth staying here for the restaurant alone- traditional, elegant and v civilised! An intimate setting with flawless yet friendly service. Fab wine list too- not overpriced.

It's worth staying here for the restaurant alone- traditional, elegant and v civilised! An intimate setting with flawless yet friendly service. Fab wine list too- not overpriced.
We have been coming here for 10 years and it never disappoints.
This restaurant is set in a small hotel, c. 30 bedrooms, at the North end of the town 5 minutes walk from the centre. The buildings are fabulous and grounds are perfectly manicured which gives a great backdrop.
You could be forgiven for expecting this to be very...
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Over Easter, thanks to a recommendation by our hotel (La Ramade), we ended up having dinner at La Croix d'Or to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We were totally blown away by how nice this restaurant was - great food, welcoming setting and impeccable service. Thanks for a most memorable night out.
dogs allowed very friendly very relaxed very tastefull would go back there... next visit.... where to eat tonight..............
Medeaval setting, great atmosphare, GOOD food, awesome evening, loved every minute of it .... !!! A bit on the pricey side though .... But worth it.
Wonderful food beautifully prepared, cooked and served. The staff and service were escellent.The ambiance of the restaurant made for perfect surroundings for the occasion. Good wine list. No downsides to the meal
We had the 4 course menu the terroir for 37 euro pp. The amus was tuna with a curry cream. Tuna is not a local (terroir) fish in Bretagne. Also Curry cannot be called a french flavour. the amuse therof does not combine witjh local french wines.
My first course was filet de lotte (Burbot) with tail of langoustine. The...
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6 course meal for a very reasonable price -- very gourmet food and wonderful service, in a cozy old hotel.
I love this place. Food is superb, wine let extensive and service discreetly attentive. Visit if you can!
Our tour guide, Mathias from DDay Guided Tours (highly recommend him!) brought us to La Croix d'Or after we told him we wanted a traditional French meal -- this was after spending what seemed like 24 hours getting from Ohio to Normandy -- before heading to Mont St. Michel. Mathias observed that the restaurant had upgraded its menu (and prices)...
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