marché aux huitres
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We love oysters and wrote down Cancale after seeing an Australian TV show feature a segment on the town.Avoid the numerous cafes and restaurants and head straight to the little market with blue and white striped stalls to buy a dozen direct from the vendors for a fraction of the price (5 euro) plus a lemon, to eat off a white plastic tray you return afterwards. Sit there on the stone wall in the sunshine and eat the freshest, briniest oysters - you'll never forget it. Part of the fun is tossing the empty shells straight below on the sea wall.Oh, and if you're in the market for a striped Breton top, avoid the first one of the corner as you come down the hill, and walk along the waterfront to the right and you'll see a shop with a wide range of striped colours (more than just navy, or red) and designs for women and children.
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A very nice little seaside town lots of food to choose from but a lot of fish a very famous town for its oysters you can see the oyster beds form the promenade well worth a few hours if your down that way
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If you are an oyster lover I can't tell you how wonderful this experience is. You go to the end of the Cancale harbor which at first looks like the other very nice harbor towns on the coast - but this is different. At the end is a set of about 8 outdoor stalls selling the most beautiful oysters you have ever seen. You choose between 5 different sizes (4Euro-5Euro per dozen!!!). They shuck them for you there, put them on plastic plates and give you a half lemon. You sit on the edge of a ancient stone harbor wall overlooking the harbor, swallow em down and throw the shells back into the ocean. Hedonistic, gourmand, fantastic!You should know there are not delicate oysters - VERY high brine/salt and VERY large if you want the biggest, but very smooth. When you have the bigger ones, they break and fill the shell with milk. If you are less of an adventurous oyster eater, the smaller ones are much easier on the tongue.
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Cancale , bellissima cittadina adagiata sul canale della manica . Alle spalle piccole colline fiorite di lavanda . Si allunga completamente sul lungomare , con una miriade di bar e piccoli ristoranti , in cui si mangiano frutti di mare fantastici . E presnte una coltivazione do ostriche che è una delle più grandi della Francia . Da non perdere assolutamente , con la bassa marea il mercato delle ostriche . Spettacolare e , gustosissimo a livello culinario .. Bella esperienza .
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Une envie d huîtres a toute heure a déguster sur le quai avec citron et petit verre de blancOn choisit la taille et on mange puis on jette les coquilles a la merQue du bonheur
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Vue le prix heureusement qu'ils offres le citron, vous faites 5 km elles sont à moitié prix et aussi bonne.
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Skip the plates. Get the freshest Oysters you will ever have. Just a squueze of lemons and you are done. The price is a fraction of what you will get in a sit down restaurant. See my pictures for the price list...Best Number #1 for 6 Euro a dozen....Do your oyester starters at the market and then sit down for the rest of your meal....Yummmy!
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Ho fatto impazzire mio marito per trovarlo (ovviamente avevamo parcheggiato esattamente dal lato opposto di Cancale) ma volevo assolutamente provarlo. Si trova in fondo al lungomare della cittadina, vicino al molo col faro. Non essendo esperti in fatto di ostriche ci siamo fatti consigliare. Dopo la prima dozzina siamo tornati a prenderne un'altra! Sono freschissime (gli allevamenti si trovano proprio di fronte e sono visibili con la bassa marea) ed hanno un prezzo irrisorio (circa 6 euro la dozzina, secondo la qualità). È piacevolissimo mangiarle sulle gradinate fronte mare, vista Mont Saint-Michel e gettare i gusci sulla spiaggia dove si avventano i gabbiani per beccare qualche rimasuglio. Ci è piaciuto cosí tanto che ci siamo ritornati come ultima tappa durante il viaggio di rientro. Street food di stile!
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A perfect spot to eat fresh and cheap! Think about to get a bottle of white muscadet before getting the best oysters in town!
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For those who loves the oysters, this is the place to be in Bretagne! At the end of the sea side walk there are some 5-6 stands that sell fresh oysters with lemon, so you can stay and look at the the ocean, see oysters bed covered slowly by the high tide and off course enjoy the sea fruits.