The Blind Piper

Brest

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The Blind Piper

The Blind Piper is a cosy central pub that serves good beers and boasts a delightfully pleasant atmosphere. The pub seems to have gained quite a clientele of regulars, and continues to draw in locals and visitors for a glass of Guinness and a sports broadcast.

Information

address95 Rue de Siam, Brest
openingHoursDaily 4pm–1am
phone+33 2 98 80 35 39
websiterestaurantguru.com/Blind-Piper-Pub-Brest

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