The terrace
A wide terrace shaded by red parasols, tables and chairs turned towards the water. At the far end, the deckchairs face the boats: that is where you have a coffee while waiting for a table. The pedestrian quay runs a few steps away.
Push the door open
Twenty-eight viewpoints, from the water’s edge to the far end of the veranda. Move from one to the next as if you were here. You already are, a little.
La Crêperie du Port stands on the harbour of Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, rue du Port Jacquet, facing the pontoons. The tour was photographed on an August morning, at high tide, before opening.
A wide terrace shaded by red parasols, tables and chairs turned towards the water. At the far end, the deckchairs face the boats: that is where you have a coffee while waiting for a table. The pedestrian quay runs a few steps away.
The glazed room keeps the harbour in view when the wind picks up. Bench seats, cushions, and the morning light coming through. It is reached from the front, on rue du Port Jacquet.