Aerial view of Bistrot de la Plage, straw hut in Donville-Les-BainsAerial view of Bistrot de la Plage, straw hut in Donville-Les-Bains
©Le Bistrot de la Plage|Estelle Cohier
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The best places for a snack or a drink to suit your mood!

Are you looking for a nice place to have a drink in Granville or the surrounding area? Would you like to sip a cocktail by the sea, in the town center or in the bocage? Or would you prefer to sample local beers or wines, perhaps with a few oysters or other seafood? On this page, discover the best places selected for you. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Drink in moderation.

Where to have a drink

By the sea

For a drink with your feet almost in the water, there’s nothing like the paillotes and terraces of Granville Terre et Mer!

Aperitif with friends at La Paillotte de CarollesAperitif with friends at La Paillotte de Carolles
©Aperitif with friends at La Paillotte de Carolles|Philippe Fauvel

    North of Granville

    La Cahute, Bricqueville-sur-Mer Located at the end of the submersible road at Les Salines, La Cahute offers organic charcuterie/cheese boards, paninis, fresh salads (also vegetarian) and whelks (in season). We also offer fresh French fries, organic crepes and organic ice creams. Many products are sourced from local farms. Not forgetting the petit mousse menu. Practical info:

    Ô’Kabanon, in Coudeville-sur-Mer Facing the sea, this establishment offers a friendly, relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy a moment of relaxation with family or friends. The menu features fresh salads, mussels and French fries to enjoy with your feet in the sand, and aperitif dinners to accompany your moments of relaxation.

    Le Bistrot de la Plage, Donville-les-Bains A 50-cover restaurant area, with tasty dishes. An aperitif-dinner area, where you can nibble and extend your evening. Atmosphere with your feet in the sand. Bar service. Regular concerts. Cod acras, charcuterie board and/or cheese. Whelks, shrimp-mayo. Salads, fish & chips, cured ribs, exotic dishes (fried rice chicken) and other seasonal discoveries. Mussels and French fries in season. Conviviality, encounters, sharing – that’s the beach bistro spirit. Privatization possible.

    Le P’tit Baigneur, Donville-les-Bains Beachside snack bar: sweet and savory, drinks, cocktails, aperitif platters to take away or on the terrace.

    • Rue de la plage, 50350 Donville-les-Bains
    • 02 33 69 75 53
    • https://www.facebook.com/Leptitbaigneurdonville
    • March 15 to April 30: daily (except Mondays) from 12pm to 7pm, and from 12pm to 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
    • May 1 to August 31: daily from 7pm to 10:30pm.
    • September 1 to October 20: daily (except Mondays) from 12pm to 7pm, and from 12pm to 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

    Chez Calou, Donville-les-Bains French fries, paninis, sandwiches, croque-monsieur, planche-apéro, ice creams, waffles, crêpes.

    South of Granville

    Comptoir JOA Casino, Saint-Pair-sur-Mer Le comptoir offers simple, tasty food that changes with the seasons. Fresh, quality seafood. In fine weather, enjoy one of the finest terraces overlooking the sea and Granville Bay, opposite the Chausey Islands. In July and August, free aperitif concerts on the terrace (see program).

    • 2 rue de la plage, 50380 Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
    • 02 33 91 34 00
    • July and August: open daily, lunch and dinner, 12 noon to 2pm and 7pm to 10pm.
    • Rest of the year: open daily, 12 noon to 2pm and 7.30pm to 10pm.

    Mini-golf du Thar, Saint-Pair-sur-Mer Plancha, meats and fish

    • 278, rue du Golf, 50380 Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
    • 09 82 37 72 42
    • Open: April to late October, 10am to 10pm.

    Paillote de Kairon, Saint-Pair-sur-Mer Aperitif platters, burgers, moules frites, salads and ice creams

    Chez Bruno, La Paillotte de Jullouville

    • Parking des Plaisanciers, 50610 Jullouville
    • 06 22 97 25 91

    La Paillote de Carolles For lunch, a small brasserie, and in the evening, all-you-can-eat platters. La Paillote de Carolles is located in the dunes facing the sea. It’s an ideal spot for sunsets.

    Where to have a drink

    In the Normandy bocage

    The Red Moonin Saint-Sauveur-La-Pommeraye

    Home cooking, organic and local produce, world and seasonal cuisine – 2 route du bocage, 50510 Saint-Sauveur-La-Pommeraye – 02 33 68 91 60 – Wednesday and Thursday: 12pm to 2pm and 5:30pm to midnight. – Friday: 12pm to 2pm and 5:30pm to 1am. – Saturday and Sunday: 5.30pm to 1am (last service 10pm).

    Le Brok Caféin Cérences

    – 30 rue principale, 50510 Cérences – 02 14 13 60 68 – Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday (11am to 8pm) and Saturday (3pm to 8pm)

    Oyster and wine bars

    Just for you, here’s a selection of great places to enjoy se afood and/or a glass of wine!

    Au P'tit Mareyeur - Oyster Bar
    Au P'tit Mareyeur - Oyster BarGranville
    Selene, wine bar in GranvilleSelene, wine bar in Granville
    ©Selene, wine bar in Granville|Selene
    Selene, wine barin Granville

    A hundred or so references of French and foreign biodynamic and natural wines. Clean, committed wines, with the flavors so characteristic of our terroir.

    La Maiz'On
    La Maiz'OnSaint-Pair-sur-Mer
    Bar Le Rayon Vert in Saint-Pair-sur-MerBar Le Rayon Vert in Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
    ©Bar Le Rayon Vert|Page Facebook Le rayon Vert
    Le Rayon Vertin Saint-Pair-sur-Mer

    Bistro facing the sea, oysters, whelks, smoked fish, charcuterie, cheeses, vintage brocante, music, concerts.

    La Table des Iles
    La Table des IlesGranville

    Cocktail bars

    La Prohibition, in Jullouville

    Wide choice of cocktails, whisky cellar, planks and grills.

    • 27 bis Rue de la Libération, 50610 Jullouville
    • 06 99 69 91 81
    • Open daily from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. (2 a.m. in July and August) until the end of September.
    C’est L’heure Bar, Granville

    Exceptional gin & sophisticated cocktails

    • 97 Rue des Juifs, 50400 Granville
    • Open Tuesday to Saturday, 6pm to midnight (1h on Friday and Saturday evenings)

    Where to have a drink in Granville?

    La Rafale

    In the heart of Granville’s historic Haute Ville district, a selection of cocktails, draught and bottled beers, wine and a menu featuring over thirty rums from around the world.

    • 6 Place Cambernon, 50400 Granville
    • 02 33 50 10 01
    • Summer opening hours (June 1 to August 31): 7 days a week, 10am to 2am.
    • Winter opening hours (September 1 to May 31): Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 1am (2am on Friday and Saturday evenings).
    Terraces on Place Cambernon in Granville's Upper TownTerraces on Place Cambernon in Granville's Upper Town
    ©Terraces on Place Cambernon in Granville's Upper Town|Estelle Cohier
      Chez Maguie

      Living space – Summer Guinguette – Exhibitions. Temporary urban development project in Granville.

      • Square Pléville 50400 Granville
      • +33 6 43 71 04 22
      • Open from April 7 to September 24, 2023, Wednesdays from 4pm to midnight, Thursdays from 2pm to midnight, Fridays from 2pm to 1am, Saturdays from 12pm to 1am, and Sundays from 2pm to midnight.
      The Tender Bar

      Bar and restaurant next to Granville casino

      • 2 Pl. Maréchal Foch, 50400 Granville
      • 02 33 58 36 90
      Westie & Wedge

      Bar Pub next to Granville Casino

      • 12 Rue Georges Clemenceau, 50400 Granville
      • 02 33 51 00 00
      • Sunday to Thursday: 3pm – 1am
      • Friday and Saturday: 3pm – 2am
      La Cale Granville

      Boissonnerie granvillaise, the spot to have a drink, eat and ride…

      • 22 Bd des Amiraux Granvillais, 50400 Granville
      • 07 64 25 67 43
      • Open Mondays 4pm to midnight, Tuesdays to Fridays 11am to midnight, Saturdays and Sundays 10am to midnight.
      Vin’tage Bar

      Bar – Brasserie, sports & music events

      • 10/11 Place Alsace Lorraine 50400 Granville
      • 02 33 51 38 04
      Le Ponant

      Bar Lounge “Le Ponant” at theMercure hotel facing the sea (open to all)

      • 5, rue de la Falaise 50400 Granville
      • 02 33 91 19 19
      • Open from 11am to 11pm
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