Right after the Tourism Office and crossing the old gate, you can have a pastry and a cup of real…read moreFrench coffee (beware, it is extra strong for American palate ;-) ), either to go or to enjoy on the second floor. Great food and beverage in a cozy location, I recommend it!

Perfect place to get a delicious, and inexpensive meal as you enter the old town part of St. Malo…read more Plus, you can eat upstairs and have a great view.

The pastries were tasty and the voice hit the spot. I had the almond crescent, which was light and…read moreflaky, but also moist and buttery.

Very cozy food with good selected wines. Friendly service…read moreis rare in France and I will give 5 stars!

One of the better spots to grab some food on the island. It's not amazing but compared to the other…read morespots, it's a good value and will hold you over.

One of the reasons for my trip to France was to visit Mont St. Michel. I signed for a tour that…read morewent to three walled towns--St. Malo, Mont St. Michel, and Dinan. While at Mt. Saint Michel, I had time to get something to eat and I stopped along the grand Rue on my way out of Mont St. Michel at Au Pèlerin. It's a small little shop selling ice cream, soda, sandwiches, and some other things to keep you going. I ordered a ham and cheese sandwich and a Coke Zero. The sandwich was just perfect to make up for the lunch I didn't have. The baguette was very good. The sandwich could have had a bit more ham and cheese but the price was right. The man who took my order and served me was very pleasant. I'm glad I stopped here!

Saved us when we desperately needed coffee and chocolatin! Nice people. Thank you!read more

Very nice, simple, affordable Méditerranéen food. Friendly staff. I had the chicken skewer plate.read more

I came here with a huge group of friends and had a wonderful time!…read more The owner is the friendliest person in Caen and really welcomed us. I got the Chicken chika, which was delicious! And everything is reasonably priced for my university student budget. It came with fries and the restaurant provided plenty of sauces for the food. Two of my friends got the falafel and the owner brought extra falafel for the table. It was so much better than falafel you can get in bigger places. The owner told us the story of his home town in Syria, after which the restaurant is named, and it was touching to be able to talk to him.