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Le Garage d'Eugène

Food · Saint-Lô

About

Are you a vintage enthusiast looking to discover a restoration on an original theme? Le Garage d'Eugène is an atypical restaurant, unique in Saint-Lô, that takes you back in time! It's a place that combines a cosy atmosphere with an industrial setting. You can eat on the hood of a tractor, or in the bed of a 1930s pickup truck. The chef offers pizzas cooked over a wood fire in a pre-war Citroën truck, and grilled meats in a real fireplace. The establishment can be privatized for private occasions, seminars or corporate events, guaranteeing an exclusive, personalized setting! At Garage d'Eugène, entertainment is the order of the day: two live concerts, two karaoke nights and big-screen broadcasts of international competitions every month. What's more, this vintage complex offers 7 festivals throughout the year: motorcycle festival, liberation festival, car festival, tractor festival, lovers' festival and circus and magic festival!

From the tourism feed, updated 27 Aug 2026 by OT Saint-Lô. Rules can differ by commune, so check the signs on site.

Questions dog owners ask

Are dogs allowed at Le Garage d'Eugène?
Yes. Their own website says dogs are welcome.
Are there any dog walks near Le Garage d'Eugène?
None confirmed yet. These may accept dogs, so ask before you go: Parc urbain du Bois-Jugan (1 km), Parc du Vallon de la Dollée (3 km), Jardin Public des remparts (3 km).
Are there any dog-friendly things to do near Le Garage d'Eugène on a rainy day?
None confirmed yet. These may accept dogs, so ask before you go: Chapelle de Saint-Quentin-d'Elle (10 km), Château de la Rivière (16 km), Cidre fermier Lemasson (18 km).
Where is Le Garage d'Eugène?
390 route de Fumichon, 50000 Saint-Lô, in the Manche department of Normandy, France.

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Data: DATAtourisme / OT Saint-Lô, Licence Ouverte (Etalab 2.0). Source record

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