It's not easy to find perfect galettes breton outside Bretagne. Cornaelle offers a broad selection…read more- over a dozen varieties - on authentically crisp, impossibly thin buckwheat crepes, and all delicious. So treat yourself to an authentic Rouen experience. Walking there, through pedestrian areas and low traffic streets, gets you outside the central tourist area, with most of the buildings still old and charming. It was a memorable part of our brief visit.

My most favorite of all the meals I had in my recent French food trip are not the multi-courses --…read moreit's this simple and affordable meal from a creperie in Rouen that serves seafood-filled galettes. _ This savory crepe's rich umami taste is best complemented by the tartness of the region's brut cider , an excellent recommendation by the server. Underneath the paper-thin layer of buckwheat pancake is a delicious combo of mushrooms, salami, scallops and some herbs -- it's puuuureee delight _ This particular gallete is definitely one of my gastronomical OMG-moments (in the same level as kapampangan kare-kare, pork sisig, fish balls and isaw) . _ I this meal in Normandy! @la_cornaelle Merci beaucoup! _ #cider #lacornaëlle #rouenfrance #rouenfoodies #rouenfrance #rouenrestaurant #crepenormande #gallete #seafoodcrepe #curious_eater #lefooding @ La Cornaëlle

Just down the street from our Airbnb, this Rouen dessert shop was a delightful find. The facade is…read moreelegant and inviting, and you have the option to dine outside if you prefer. Inside, you're greeted by a display of handmade pastries and cakes. The space is intimate, with tables fairly close together, and the staff spoke English, which made navigating the menu easy. Our order came out quickly and we wasted no time digging in. My wife and I each ordered a drink and cake combination. If you get the hot chocolate, go with the Grand-Mère. It's noticeably sweeter and richer than the Dame Cakes blend, which even with a couple of sugar cubes added still fell a bit flat. My dessert was excellent. My wife's cake was decent, though her tea was disappointing and largely went undrunk. It's a fun and charming experience, but the menu is a bit hit or miss. Worth doing a little research ahead of time, and don't hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations based on how sweet or rich you like your desserts.

I stopped here because I was completely frozen and thought tea would be a good idea. This shop is a…read morelovely bakery in front and a small tearoom in back. It's cozy, with very pretty floral decor. If you come after 12, they serve a small lunch menu. I was there early so I had a pot of tea and cake - a raspberry something or other. The cake was really good - dense but not dry and not too sweet. Perfect with tea. Service was fine, and the prices are fair.

We were surprised by our friends who took us here to have crêpes. Crêpes are such a nostalgic meal…read morefor me so it was a pleasant surprise stepping in and dining here at Crêperie Roland. There were eight of us dining inside. The restaurant has cozy indoor dining with several tables and minimal decor, just a typical neighborhood spot. There's seating outside. Service was pretty fast and efficient! We appreciated the small talk in English with the staff, but are lucky that five of our group are French so ordering and all that was easy. You do order with the staff but pay up front. Savory galettes and sweet crêpes, ah I'm a fan of both. But for dinner, I had the Nordique, which came with smoked salmon, spinach, and egg. It was a generously sized galette and so light, the filling was perfect, everything was fresh, and it tasted great. I'd order this again! For dessert, I shared the Crêpes Suzette. It was my first time trying it and it was so good! A very light yet sweet buttery crêpe swimming in orange juice and zest. You can taste the zesty orange and the liqueur that goes on top is a nice flavor addition! Historical Rouen has plenty of eateries left and right. If you like crêpes, I suggest trying Crêperie Roland off Rue Saint Nicolas. A popular spot amongst locals and tourists.

Omg. This is a fantastic must see Crêperie. Service and quality are tops in a historic area. Great…read moreowners with delicious incredible foods. My whole family said we have never ever ever seen a crêpe made the way that this was with some of the most incredible ingredients on the inside of the crêpe. They don't do like they do in America and roll it up. it's open face and you see all the ingredients in there and you can roll it or you can tear off a piece of it and pick up some of it needed. It's sort of the diners option. The flavors were caught me completely off by surprise. The flavors were delicious and I savor each one trying to figure out how they did their seasonings and spices. It was like a mystery but a lot of fun at the same time. I would completely return there again. And the couple that owned the place were very sociable. The husband speaks pretty good English and they explained their passion for giving the best product that they can give. They are also located in one of the most Historic locations of the city of.Rouen in Normandy France. I highly recommend you go to this place and tell them I sent you. It won't get you a discount but you'll certainly get a smile. They're very very nice people here.

This is a fun little bird that you can go to in the evening when you've decided to go to the…read moreBasilica in the summer were they show the light show that they render in the summer. The event itself is pretty amazing. So the bar is a nice little star Bath and you can go in and order from the full bar and spend the evening talking until the show starts or are you going to have a crepe while you're waiting in Craig's are always sweet you can have a ham and cheese crepe there's all kinds of crepes out there and their can a fun day too. So this is centrally located in there is so much to do your on the edge of all down there and will really enjoy all the walking Adventures you will have.

Unfortunately we had missed the last Jean d'Arc tour at the museum for the day, however this place…read morewas on the other side of the alley and actually looked like a really nice place to have a drink. It turned out that it was, being once of those hole in the wall type bars. Actually, I suspect it was more than just a bar, but it certainly had the feel of it, particularly since I was able to order a beer, and also that the atmosphere was just, well like a bar. The guy behind the counter was really nice, and the fact that it was in the medieval like alleyway next to the church just added to the character of the place.

Location ideal for travelers with terrific selection and cute cafe. The neighborhood is noisy and…read morenot charming, but once you're inside, you forget.

One of the best croissants in France. I am not joking about that claim. This is a wonderful…read morebakery and defiantly with it. It is close to the Tour of Joan.

We came for the coffee, but will forever remember the French toast and scrambled eggs. Wow,…read moreamazing.