Le Jarlot

Le bain douches is a restaurant located in the former municipal baths of Morlaix, which were built at the beginning of the 20th century in a Belle Époque style. The shower baths have been used for decades by the inhabitants of the city who did not have running water at home, and who came to do their weekly toilet. They closed in 1987, and were transformed into a restaurant in 1993 by Tony Pilon, a native of Morlais. The restaurant has retained most of the original elements of the place, such as the facade, the glass roof, the tiles, the doors and the sinks. It offers an atypical and warm atmosphere, as well as traditional French and European cuisine.

Beautifully decorated bridge across the river just to access the former municipal baths of Morlaix, which were built at the beginning of the 20th century in a Belle Époque style. Today Le Bains Douches is a restaurant. The shower baths have been used for decades by the inhabitants of the city who did not have running water at home, and who came to do their weekly toilet. They closed in 1987, and were transformed into a restaurant in 1993 by Tony Pilon, a native of Morlaix. The restaurant has retained most of the original elements of the place, such as the façade, the glass roof, the tiles, the doors and the sinks. It offers an unusual and warm atmosphere, as well as traditional French and European cuisine.