The Château des Ducs de Bretagne has a rich history which is deeply intertwined with the gastronomic traditions of Nantes and the broader region of Brittany. This area has been influenced by both the land and sea, providing a diverse array of ingredients. Historically, the castle itself, a seat of power and residence of the Dukes of Brittany, would have been a hub for feasting and the consumption of fine foods, mirroring the wealth and status of its inhabitants. The local cuisine is characterized by fresh seafood from the Atlantic, the use of buckwheat in galettes, dairy products like butter and cream, and a variety of fruits and vegetables from the fertile Loire Valley.
Please note that restaurant menu offerings are subject to change and it is advisable to check with the establishment for the latest vegetarian or seafood options available. Additionally, as opening hours and days can vary, it is recommended to make a reservation prior to visiting.