La Voile d'Or, Restaurant in Le Pouliguen, France
La Voile d'Or is a restaurant in Le Pouliguen, on the Atlantic coast of France, sitting at the end of the harbor jetty facing the sea. It has two dining rooms with large windows, mirrors, and ceiling moldings, plus a spacious terrace that looks directly onto the beach.
The restaurant was founded in 1958 and has been part of life in Le Pouliguen ever since. Since 2009, a new team has been running it and gave the place a fresh direction.
La Voile d'Or sits at the tip of the jetty marking the entrance to the harbor of Le Pouliguen, giving it a position right where the sea begins. The large sunny terrace opens directly onto the beach, and dogs are welcome there during outdoor meals.
The restaurant is open year-round for both lunch and dinner. Booking ahead is a good idea, especially in summer, since the place fills up quickly with locals and visitors alike.
The flambéed Norwegian omelette is one of the house specialties and is served tableside with a touch of spectacle. The restaurant is also listed as a spot for marriage proposals, which says something about how guests tend to remember an evening here.
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