You can find restaurants in the Vendée in all the places that you dream about throughout the year: by the sea, on the sandy beaches and in the marshes. Whether you’re eating on the move or taking your time, there are always delights to be had. At a table in a Vendée restaurant, you’ll enjoy seafood and other local specialities.
Enjoy some good food and local specialties in our restaurants
If you are one of those travellers who cannot conceive of spending their holidays without sampling the local fayre at one or many of the local restaurants on offer, then you’re in the right place and in for a treat. From snacks to high quality cuisine, the restaurants in Pays de Saint Jean de Monts are a must for all those who enjoy good food.
• On the seafront or even on the beach, there are restaurants which offer views over the sea which you will dream about all year. There is so much pleasure to be gained from both the view and the tastes on offer.
• Experience the warm and lively surroundings at the heart of the bustling areas of Pays de Saint Jean de Monts by stopping off at one of the many bars and restaurants with their lively outdoor terraces.
• There are unmissable opportunities hidden away in the heart of the Breton Vendéen marshes and the peace and calm at the edge of the waterways.
• In some restaurants it’s the location as well as than the food which is the appeal. Whether it’s in a traditional farmhouse, a vendéen bourrine (peasant cottage), or an old renovated farm, these places bring back a part of the Vendee’s history.
Good food at any time in the Vendée restaurants
• Do you only have a few minutes left between finishing the chapter of your book and your sand-yachting lesson? If so, eat on the move at a snack bar with your feet in the water, at a foodtruck table or in one of the lively pedestrian areas.
• Hello hello – have your pre-dinner drinks session been extended! This is often the case during the wonderful summer evenings so check out the restaurants which offer service after 10pm
• Sunday morning 11am – too late for breakfast and too early for lunch – why not try brunch overlooking the sea?
• 4pm – holiday snack time and a reminder that afternoon snacks are for all ages. In some restaurants there is service all day.
