A place a little bit lost in the middle of a quiet and peaceful normand village but worth the extra…read moremile. it is located within an old abbey and looks amazing. The atmosphere there is brilliant and puts the accent on the cultural life as well. Exhibitions, openings and concerts are organised on the premises and usually bring an eclectic bunch of people. On the more quiet nightsm it is good just to go there for a drink and a 'tartine', kind of bread slice, toasted and covered with the best ingredients. Most of the furniture are also for sale as well which adds a twist as you survey your surroundings to find the bargain A cool and interesting place to enjoy at anytime but especially now the terrace is out

HOLY CRAP!!! THIS PLACE! I went here off the one other yelp review - yelp isn't big in France and…read morewas totally lost because of it. But we were staying in Vieux-Port about an 8 minute drive away and this was actually the closest restaurant. 3 course lunch for 18 euro and OMMMFFFFGGG!!! It was amazing. The pork with mushroom sauce. I died. If you're anywhere near this its an amazing place to get a very affordable gourmet meal.

They have an amazing prix fixe (appetizer, entree, cheese course, dessert)....it was the best meal…read morewe had in France on a recent 5-day trip. The 4 delicious courses were a relative steal compared to prices in Paris. 5-star service. If you're exploring the Seine valley villages, definitely stop here for dinner.

Chez Chantal is a cute cafe-bar 'a la francaise'. The kind of local traditional place that the…read morefrench love and that foreigners have to discover in order to understand the french culture a bit more, The place serve coffee and alcohol along selling tobacco. Chantal is the one cooking. It might not deserve a michelin star but it is homemade comfy food that makes you feel good and show you what the quality but simple french cuisine is. The local come there to enjoy a 'demi' (half a pint), gossip or simply sit there and have a little chat. Chantal serves lunch and dinner but you can still come round for a crisp croissant and a cafe (espresso). You can also take food back home or order a meal for a large group. The couscou is a must in those cases and is truly excellent. You go to this cafe for the ambiance, warm and welcoming and for its large terrace at the back of the place where you cam enjoy your meal or a drink in peace. Truly a nice place worth a visit.