Amazing oysters and a beautiful atmosphere right by the port. Everything tasted incredibly fresh,…read morethe service was friendly and attentive, and the whole experience felt very authentic and relaxing. Definitely one of my favorite spots during the trip. Would love to come back again.

Stopped in Honfleur for a quick visit and to get some good lunch. Parked not far from here on the…read morehuge parking lot. We didn't have a reservation but were lucky to get one of the last tables. It was a busy day, lots of visitors in town. Even though very busy, the service was perfect. Friendly and helpful. Had six oysters and the soupe de poissons maison (fish soup) for starters. The Oysters were fresh and tasty and the fish soup excellent, full of seafood flavours. For the mains we've chosen the Moules marinieres (mussels) with fries and the Cuisse de grenouilles (frog legs) with garlic butter. Both great choices. And the frog legs nothing short of amazing. Best frog legs I've ever had. And we also had a small bottle of white win with the meal. Really enjoyed our lunch here. Quality was great, value as well. Very fair priced. Surely a place to go back to one day.

AMAZING MEMORIES OF BAGATELLE…read more I was in Le Havre for 5 days and Paris for 3 days, and I can honestly say Bagatelle was the best meal I've had in France. I ordered a 3 course meal and ate by myself. It was a luxurious splurge without the price tag. For 24 euros, I had a charcuterie board (4 slices of jambon, 2 pate, with pickles and bread), a flat iron steak with fries (added 3 EUR for 3 large bone marrow), and a rice pudding dessert. The whole meal was *heavenly*. Pate with pistachio (I believe it was duck pate?) was my favorite of the appetizer, and the bone marrow was honestly more than I could have handled, and a lot cheaper and more than what I would've gotten in America. The rice pudding dessert did not look the most beautiful dessert, but mixed with the coffee cream and the nuts (especially hazelnut), it was a perfect way to end the meal. Including bone marrow, the whole meal only cost 27EUR, which may would have gotten me one dish and a glass of wine in Paris. The quality that was delivered along with the friendly service is why everyone came in with a reservation at Bagatelle. Highly recommend this restaurant to anyone stopping by Le Havre area. It's a small, hidden, hole-in-the-wall restaurant but a must-eat in the area!

We had dinner here yesterday and chose the menu. Good price/quality ratio and very friendly staff…read more The presentation was excellent. The housewine tasted good and we could order it per carafe as we did the water. The restaurant is located in a nice hip part of town with many appartment converted warehouses. The athmosphere is relaxed and bistro-like. Bagatelle's claim is to offer Rock and Roll food and in our opinion they succeeded.

This is an iconic place to eat at Trouville/Deauville. We ordered the famous dish, Moules A La…read moreCream Normand (mussels) with fries, and sea snails (Bulots). The mussels were fresh and delicious with Normandy cream, our server told us there the sauce recèpe is secret and there is no white wine in it. The sea snails are served cold and full of flavor. The atmosphere was so nice, full of life.

Best Muscles in Normandy in my opinion. Love their outdoor seating. Even in the winter time with…read morethe heaters it feels cozy!

One of the nicest places we visited while vacationing in France. We were so happy to find this…read morelittle gem of a spot right on the main drag in Carbourg. Run by the nicest couple and their son, modest in size, yet beautifully decorated bar/bistro that serves top notch cocktails and small food plates. My wife was quite happy to have found a wine she loves (and now craves) and the beer menu although small..is world class. Flat breads and cheese plates are terrific. More than delighted to have found this place. We wish we could be there more often..but living in Santa Monica makes that difficult. But we are looking forward to visiting again...soon!

The place is super cute and cozy. The staff is super nice, hospitable, and warm…read more The food was good. My fish soup wasn't my favorite, but i do believe this is the norm in Europe when you get this soup. It's the second country I ask for it, and it was exactly the same except for the presentation. The rest of the food was really good. The sauces on both my seafood dish and my husband's chicken dishes were decadent, yet subtle. I would come back of if was in the area.

We did not try much on the menu but my Parisian partner ordered the andouillete grillee and found…read morethat it was "superbe!" It was from a local producer in nearby Vire. The server was very friendly. We enjoyed speaking with him.

Genuine French bistro restaurant with great seafood and amazing service…read more Feels like a traditional restaurant with upscale food in a casual ambiance.

The food was very good, the service fast - and they're very nice to kids on top of it. And they're…read moreopen throughout the day!

Faded glory! Once a great hotel, now living off its reputation. Unfortunately, very tired with…read moremediocre service. Good for large tour groups.

This hotel is a fifteen minute walk from the Deauville-Trouville train station...we had to walk as…read moreno taxis or Uber's were available when we arrived. The hotel is beautiful from the outside with a nice little garden area with benches just in front of it. The lobby has nice sofas and tables and there is a bar on one side with the restaurant behind it. We were charged 30-something euros per night for buffet breakfast for me as my husband was part of a conference. I tried to opt out of it as I would have preferred to try the small cafes outside but I could not. The back entrance has some outdoor bistro tables and chairs and across the road are tennis courts. Along the back road is the convention centre, Olympic pool and Deauville beach. Right beside the hotel is the Deauville Casino and tons of shops and restaurants within walking distance. The room we had was a smaller one with king bed. A door separates the bedroom from the entrance and closet. The washroom has its own door from the entrance area and the toilet area has its own door.....allows for quiet sleep for one person as the other is getting ready. There was no iron in the room....we had to request it and the cleaning staff would try to remove it daily but I told them to leave it for our entire stay. There is a safe and coffee maker and a small closet. They replenished toiletries daily and I requested our towels to not be changed (by hanging them up) in order to be "green" but it looked like new towels daily. The disposable coffee cups and lids, and daily plastic water bottles negated any "green" initiative. I did like that common washrooms on the main level lit up with movement and were not left on at all times. There is a tiny elevator but stairs are close by. The gym is small and limited and the pool is decent (small) with loungers and sofas. The pool was not busy during our stay. The concierge was not too helpful when I asked for info on tours. They said they had none and we could hire a car for 100 euros per hour and hire a guide for 500 euros for the day The walk over to Trouville took me about an hour to get to the beach...at a strolling pace. We used our rental car to go to Juno beach. The buffet restaurant in the hotel was large, extensive and good quality. Plenty of pastries but I would have liked more fruit.