Groupe La Mère Poulard

About Groupe La Mère Poulard

Once upon a time, in 1888, a woman decided to open an inn at Mont Saint Michel. She welcomed pilgrims from all over France at all hours. Her famous singing omelet, the smell of biscuits fresh from the oven, and the kindness of her hostess quickly made her inn a unique and essential stop for pilgrimages to Mont Saint Michel. Recognized particularly for her hospitality and her spirit of sharing, the pilgrims gave her the nickname "Mother." This story is that of Annette Poulard. This story is ours. Today, the Auberge de La Mère Poulard has grown, but our aspiration remains the same: to share, all together, for our greatest pleasure! So, if your heart desires, join us!