We saw all the 4 st reviews and decided to visit...ordered the dish filet and was surprised when…read morethey brought me the whole fish with skin and eye sockets...every bite i had to be careful not to stab my self with the bones. If they say filet they should bring a filet, also we ordered apple pie which look very fancy but was nothing special...ice cream on top of apple pie tasted like cough remedy. Everybody on our table agreed that this wasn't a 4 star restaurant. 3 stars at most. Also expensive $$$

From the owner: Toujours dans le quartier Vaugueux Lorsqu'un restaurant laisse voir sa cuisine c'est qu'il est fier…read morede la qualité de ce qu'il va servir... Et, en effet, les plats du terroir déjà remarquables sont revisités par une petite touche d'originalité qui fait la différence. A L'Embroche tout est fait maison et des suggestions de saison viennent compléter la carte. L'accueil est excellent et des airs de jazz et de saxo berceront votre repas.

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!

If English is your only language or if you're not fluent in French, I'd avoid this place. Service…read morewas great for French speakers and locals. We had a mortifying experience. We left and went maybe 40 feet to La Taverne and not only had exceptionally kind service, but the food was great!

Our first night in Caen we met up with some really great friends. Flo found this place and we met…read moreher there. Drinks outside for about an hour followed by a 5 star dinner inside. Service was perfect and the food was even better. Definitely the best dinning in town.

The first house to be liberated during D-Day and very present in the film the Longest Day, you…read morewon't spend a long time here. However, just go inside (the interior is interesting) and buy an ice cream or a sandwich to be part of history. Also, snap some pictures on the outside.

We visit several times a year and cannot praise the owner enough. She has kept the cafe as…read morehistorically original as possible and patiently and kindly told the history to us. Some visitors have just rushed in to take photos without even buying a coffee which is typically to the French taste but good value at 3-50 euros, I have read the odd negative review but do not recognise them with the actuality of any of our visits. Thoroughly recommended. Bob, Moira and Eric

Really great little hipster cafe. Paid street parking. Servers were friendly and helpful. Coffees…read moreand food were all delicious from basic mushrooms, to fresh and well dressed salad, to the unique eggs Benedict on what looked like corn arepas. Really delicious and highly recommended. We would have come back more than once if we had more time!

The food was just amazing. We went here for breakfast. If ordering the eggs benedict with corn…read morefritters, may want to share it with someone. Or skip lunch after.

From the owner: Pour déguster une pizza au jambon de Parme La terrasse est immense avec vue imprenable sur les…read moreremparts. A l'intérieur, la décoration est contemporaine, le Milano Café, c'est un restaurant doublé d'un bar (avec possibilité de voir des retransmissions sur grand écran). Au choix, vous y mangerez italien (pizzas, escalope Marsalla, vins italiens...) ou plus classique (entrecôte...).

From the owner: Juicy adress The Fruity Café est comme sont nom le laisse penser, un bar à jus, mais c'est aussi un…read morevéritable Coffee Shop. A la carte donc, de savoureux cafés préparés par votre barista (équivalent du sommelier pour le café) auxquels vous pourrez ajouter à votre guise crèmes, coulis ou sirop, mais aussi des jus de fruits et légumes frais et smothies préparés sous vos yeux. Si vous voulez faire une pause repas saine vous trouverez également sandwichs, tartines salades fraîches et pâtisseries maison The Fruity Café c'est également un engagement tourné vers le développement durable : emballages biodégradables, café labellisés commerce équitable, fruits et légumes issus de l'agriculture biologique et fournis par des producteurs locaux.

Great food, typical French service and great dive ambiance. Parking available across the street.read more

As a tourist myself, I highly recommend this place. They have an English menu, polite staff, and…read morethe prices are super affordable. It was sunny and there was a light breeze, so we decided to pick the outside seating. It is right next to a street intersection so it was noisy at times, but nevertheless, I love the option to sit outside on a beautiful day. Our server was super nice and spoke English. He was super attentive and consider. For example, when the sun was about to hit part of the table, he moved the water to a shady part so it was kept cool. You don't have to tip so you know the servers genuinely care about the customers. Price wise, it was super affordable. We got the Melba, which was a sweet crepe with strawberry jam, canned peaches, whipped cream, and homemade vanilla ice cream for 7.20 euros. We also got the savory crepe with eggs and tomato (choose your own toppings) for 5.90 euros. My only gripe was that the egg was way undercooked for my taste. Even the egg whites weren't cooked so if you're like me and enjoy a sunny side egg with thoroughly cooked whites, make sure to bring that up.