Stopped in for a breakfast before heading out of town. They didn't have one of the items that the…read morekids wanted so they were nice enough to run in the back and make her bacon, egg, and cheese croissant. I had the caprese sandwich which was fresh and full of flavors with the herbs and dressings. The coffee was also very well made and flavorful. The staff was great and the seating upstairs was very cute.

Very cute little restaurant that has pastries, sandwiches and coffee. The first breakfast place…read morethat was open in the area. The staff is also happy to speak English which was super appreciated. We had the goat cheese, onion and sun dried tomato sandwich. It was amazing!

Perfect place to relax and the center of Honfleur. The front invites visitors in. The staff is very…read morefriendly and knows just enough English . Perfect in summer. Tasty snacks and great coffee.

My feelings are a bit mixed on this spot. It's a very cute, tucked away location with a shop of…read moreteas and chocolate downstairs and restaurant seating upstairs (nice views of the harbor if you get a seat by the right window). The salmon and eggs (3.8/5) were good, very simple and good quality. Though the food items were a bit overpriced (15 euros for 2 eggs and salmon). It is a tourist area though, so I guess it is what it is, just be aware.

Super bon brunch. Fresh vegetables and a large choice at the buffet. Great coffee and lots of…read moredesserts. It's the only brunch place around here but surprisingly good for the small town. For breakfast by far the best place in the rue de la mer

We were told on arrival by another customer that it was the best ice cream in Honfleur .. I think…read moremy husband and kids can attest that it is indeed the best. I did have a bit of my son's coconut ice cream and I can say that it was solidly excellent. Highly recommend!

One word: New York Roll. Ok, actually it's 3 words, but google it, look it up and get one…read more Came here while on a cruise and we did an excursion to this most quaint and charming town. As we were exploring, they had a table setup outside during a market day. I saw an almond croissant, and thought I need one now. We went inside and it was here where I saw the NY roll. I had no idea what it was but I told the friendly girl behind the counter I'd like one, not knowing what I was in for. It is a croissant baked in a small round pan, then filled with custard like a donut, but a lot of custo, and dipped in this creamy milk chocolate, see my pictures. Overall the bakery was nice and clean with a huge selection and variety of French baked goods and pastries. Do give them a try if you haven't!

Quite small place, but very busy. Great place to stop for a café and dessert and walk around town…read more It's the stopping ground for Coco Chanel

We ordered a raspberry tart and a large pavola cake from here for a family dinner and it was all…read moredelicious. I also got a hot chocolate but it was a bit too chocolatey but if that's your thing then you will love this place.

Amazing, little bakery in the heart of Le Havre, France! The lady behind the counter was so kind…read moretoo--(since we hardly spoke any French) but through persistent pointing and our own horrible French. We got to try some delicious pastries. Definitely go! Definitely worth it. The Bakery is adorable. So many choices for such a small space.