This is a great little neighborhood café, with a nice feeling and good food. Of my one-week stay in…read moreRouen it was probably the best meal I had! The atmosphere is casual and a bit softer than your typical noisy restaurant. Wish I had gone back for dinner. Not sure why this is an on yelp yet, plenty of Google reviews.

On a quiet end of the street with a small stream running through it. Lovely ambience on the…read moreafternoon. Best coffee in Rouen. Super friendly.

Second time in my three days in Rouen. Very pleasant, great selection of coffee and tea.read more

From the owner: Pour manger sucré ou salé à toute heure de la journée..read more

From the owner: Le Moby's, c'est LE point de rendez-vous par execllence de tous les lycéens de Join-Lambert. C'est…read moreun bar très accueillant où règne une ambiance chaleureuse et familiale.

From the owner: Chéri Chérie L'endroit est charmant et la décoration très moderne... L'originalité de ce café,…read moresitué dans une maison normande à deux pas du Virgin, est qu'il propose un accès gratuit à internet. 4 PC et 2 MAC sont à disposition des clients. Ce café vient de changer de nom, avant vous le connaissiez sous le nom de The Web Bar.

The one thing that I remember about this cafe was that all of the tables had army recruitment…read moreposters on them, or at least under a plastic covering so they didn't get wet. We landed up here after our visit to the museum, namely because we were wandering around looking at one of the old churches, and this place happened to be nearby. Mind you, it seemed weired seeing an army recruitment poster in France because it seems, in my mind, something that only the Americans, and Australians, do. It did put me off the place a bit, and I can hardly say it was one of my favourite places, though the coffee was okay.

Lovely outdoor spot with nice staff and the usual French combination of outdoor seating on tiny…read moretables, terrible coffee and delightful croissants! It's a 4 star place for a French cafe but only 3 stars for me because the French need to learn how to make proper coffee.