This is a quaint and cozy little cider house, and they serve crepes here into addition to alcoholic…read moreand non-alcoholic ciders. We had some of their alcoholic (about 5%) ciders along with 4 flavors of their crepes (shared family style amongst the 4 of us). The buck wheat crepes were all the same, except with a different sauce - either none, chocolate, caramel, or strawberry. They were warm, tip-top fresh, and delicious. The ciders were aerated, and a little tangy, and ok, but I'm not sure I would personally go out of my way for them. The space was historic and tight but also full of local flavor the way we would have wanted it to be.

Small place, hidden away. Delicious Gallettes. Friendly service. I had salmon with cheese and a…read moresalad. My wife had mushrooms and cheese. Both were large, hot and very tasty. Nice glass of Chardonnay went perfectly. Reasonable prices as well.

A Dining Break A needed break from French food during the…read morebusy market day Saturday in Honfleur. We found this little place just off the square during the market day. We were glad to dine in just to get out of the hot sun for a moment. Our pizza was very good and the salad really hit the spot. This break from French food during our 3 week tour was very much appreciated.

The best Carabonara ever, just make sure to mix egg yolk. Decent mussels and service. Highly…read morerecommend

Was a bit of a disappointment, in that we ordered a crepe thinking it would be freshly made, only…read moreto find out it is premade and just warmed up. That explains the low prices. So, ok for a quick snack but go elsewhere for a real crepe. For 3.5 Euros, it was ok.

From the owner: "Fast Galettes" est une crêperie en Vente à Emporter (galettes, crêpes, paninis, douceurs sucrées…read moreet cafés gourmands).

An excellent restaurant. Very friendly and efficient staff. The food is absolutely wonderful and…read morethe surroundings comfortable and extremely clean. We try to visit at least once a year on our way south. Well worth a visit. Janet and Phillip Plowright.

Unfortunately had to cut down some stars for this place which is unfortunate because the food…read moreitself was so yummy. The food: I got oysters and the duck platter. The oysters were super yummy and fresh and I would definitely recommend. The duck was also pretty good however when I first received it the duck was pretty raw. I had to send it back to get cooked some more. After it was cooked more it was very yummy, the ginger sauce was delicious and gave it a bit of Asian flare. The service: the waitress was very sweet however there were quite a few mistakes in our meal, and a few things missing. At the end we felt very rushed and we had to quickly finish our drinks and food. We would have understood if they warned us that they were closing down or appreciated a gentle reminder but we didn't receive that.

Everything on the menu is so overpriced. Food and drinks are not good for value. Euro 10.50 for a…read moremediocre crepe with just ham, mushroom and some cream. And Euro 4.5 for a Cappuccino! What a ripoff. Service was not great, our server never come and check in with us. Apart from having the nice sea view, this restaurant offers nothing worthwhile of spending money and time there.

We stumbled upon this little place in the countryside and found it most enjoyable. The propritress…read morewas a lovely woman who spoke English. It is an old school converted into a restaurant that gave Mr flashbacks. The crepes were decent desserts were phenomenal. They use dark chocolate so one daughter was not too happy with it. Overall a nice place to visit if you are lost.

I had saint Jacques normande and my husband has mussels forestière. But dishes were excellent, very…read moretasteful and nicely presented. We will come back.