Le café d'en haut, Restaurant in Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, France
Le Café d'en Haut is a restaurant and crêperie on the Grande Rue in Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, a coastal village in Brittany, France. It has an indoor dining area with wooden tables and a south-facing terrace where guests can eat outside.
Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer was long a fishing village, and businesses along the Grande Rue grew up to serve the local community and summer visitors. Le Café d'en Haut continues that tradition of simple, welcoming village hospitality.
Le Café d'en Haut sits on the Grande Rue and draws both locals and visitors passing through the village. The menu of savory galettes and sweet crepes reflects a Breton food tradition that is still very much alive in this part of France.
The place is open from March to November and serves food throughout the day, so there is no need to arrive at a fixed mealtime. The south-facing terrace catches the sun well, but the indoor area is a good option on cooler or overcast days.
The name "Café d'en haut" means "café from above" in French, pointing to its position higher up in the village compared to other spots closer to the shore. The menu also features a house non-alcoholic drink that many regulars order as their go-to option.
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