Excellent price/quality value. If you leave that place still being hungry, consult immediately your physician !
Very friendly staff, fresh products at reasonable prices.

We have chosen La Tour Brette for an over night stay in order to visit Mont Saint Michel. The choice was based on the comments on the restaurant on Tripadvisor. We weren't dissapointed.

Of course, the hotel is not a 5 star hotel but the rooms are very clean and sufficient is you stay there one night. The non luxury is compensated by the excellent restaurant. Seaf food was absolutely great as well as the lamb.

We had only booked the room so once we got into the restaurant we started to have a look at the menu and chose from that. The waitress however told us that if we took half board it would be less expensive. Actually we paid for a double bed room, dinner and breakfast a total of 99 Euro !! Absolutely well worth it...

The owners and waitress where very nice and in for a good laugh..

Unfortunately we could'nt really make reservation for the hotel..that is ; the hotel accepts reservations but you'll have to arrive before 18.00hr ( CET ).

Dined here on Tuesday evening the 30th November 2010, very good food, Menu not extensive but above satisfactory, food quality very good and prices very reasonable. Friendly staff who will offer recommendations from the menu if asked, Specials board also. Overall, highly recommended.

The Tour Brette is actually a pension (small hotel) and restaurant, which means pretty similar to a country pub in the UK.

We had a hire car and desired to avoid any of the tourist trap restaurants near le Mont St Michel. I'd booked a hotel near MSM, and after walking through Pontorson, we'd wished we waited and stayed in this close village (about 9 km or less.) Rooms were half the price here as opposed to outside MSM gates.

We were one of the first at 7 PM when it opened, and it filled up pretty quickly. There was a small a la carte menu and the normal menus (about 5, increasing in price with options with up to 3 courses.) I ordered a 26euro menu which had a starter, entree, cheese course then dessert. My husband ordered the 16euro menu with everything but the cheese course and his lacked any seafood options.

The server was a casually dressed man - I presumed the owner? No English in the restaurant, by the way. My starter was mixed seafood with garlic. It arrived as a combo of clams and mussels, steamed with garlic, oil and butter drizzled. It came on an escargot dish the size of a small American pizza. Heavenly. I LICKED the shells, this is how good, fresh and flavorful this was. After this starter, I didn't want anything else! We both ordered a meat entree with "Sauce Normandasie" - which turns out to be a heavy, cream, stroganoff-type sauce with mushrooms. And each a platter of french fries. It was way too heavy and way too huge. Each meat portion had to be 400 grams.

I was stuffed. When server came over, we were able to communicate that I could not eat more. Neither could my husband. Server brought my husband a type of sorbet with Calvados. So he ate it. We went to pay the bill, and we protested being charged for my whole 'menu' when I could not take the dessert, and asked for it to be a la carte. He said that NO, we asked for the menu, and he will charge the menu.

Sheesh. He offered us coffees, which we didn't want, so I accepted dessert of chocolate mousse. Unfortunately, I think it was made from the powder packet, and it was awful.

Stick with the seafood or settle in for a calorie laden heavy meal (which actually a lot of folks ordered and cleaned off the plates!)

I'm finding even in Paris, the portions are too much to handle with the 'menu' options. And I'm an American, born and bred to believe volume is value. (Sigh.)