We went here after most of our dinners during our stay in Bayeux. Bartenders were super kind and…read moremade some banging cocktails (White Russian, mojito, Moscow mule). Perfect place to spend a French summer night with some outdoor seating and a spectacular local atmosphere.

Looking for a quick bit or a beer? We stopped in on the way back to our B&B from the Normandy…read moreBattlefield Museum. Place was bustling so we gave it a shot. First: order the appetizer plate for two, it was loaded w cheese, Salami, Spec, Bread etc. I had the omelette w bacon for dinner. That too was excellent . The burgers looked awesome at the table next to us with tons of fries. The owners were on site and made sure everything was going well for you. Check it out, you will be pleased. Free pretty fast WiFi too.

Everything is perfect! We ate the special: scallops with beet roots because of scallop season. We…read moreate there twice while in bayeux. The owner is incredibly nice and speaks English. Small and cozy room. One night we had a reservation. One night we did not. It does fill up quickly.

This is a sweet little gem of a restaurant, located in a picturesque area of Bayeux…read more In 2014, the Mr and I had dinner here, so when I booked our return to Bayeux, I made sure and booked a dinner at Le Volet qui Penche. This particular night we chose to share everything beginning with escargot, followed by prime rib for two. It was accompanied by potatoes and a salad. We ended the meal with a peach dessert. Our server chose the wine. First we had a white, then later a red. Both were perfectly paired with our starter and main, and reasonably priced. This was a delicious meal from start to finish. Be sure and make a reservation to avoid disappointment. Many people were turned away while we ate.

Had a nice glass of wine. Yelp showed they served food but they were closing at 7pm so not sure if…read moreinfo in Yelp if wrong or what. Very cute wine bar!

Bayeux is a must-see: cathedral, tapestry, and the Musee de la Bataille will take a few hours, and…read moreshould be done before the pilgrimage to the beaches. This means lunch in Bayeux, and if you're there on a Monday pickings are slim. But Le Bouchon is open and is just right for an economical and homelike bite: it's a wine shop (good selection) with a few tables and a 12 euro menu. A tiny corner-stove behind a tiny bar does daily specials to order. Choices necessarily limited. We had starter salads (not much greenery but a lot of charcuterie ), and both mains on the board (poulet roti and tripe a la mode de Caen). Delicious. The 50 cl pichet was filled from a labelled bottle (a Touraine red) and was priced at only ten euros ( note that most house wines come from an anonymous source and are often pure plonck. Recommended.

Open from 7:30 am until 7:00 pm (or 1900 hours) this is a quaint little restaurant/ bar that even…read morethe locals love. We found by walking down the Main Street. Across from a variety of shops. This was an excellent stop for beverages. My Grande Beer and our cider, was excellent. We didn't try the food but the beer and the service was excellent. We were allowed to stay past the 7pm closing time.

Great place. Visited there on a Tuesday night. The town was shutdown but somehow wandered across…read morethis place... not sure how since were in the heart of old town but It was like a beacon calling out. Bartenders were friendly, spoke English and made us feel at home. The crowd is definitely young (probably why it was open so late). Will be in town later this year, hopefully it'll be open late on a Sunday night.

Wasn't planning on going to a pub in France, but this looked like the most welcoming place in town…read more We were right. The new owner, Charlotte, was friendly and spoke excellent English. Good selection of interesting beer, including local cider and cherry kriek. Fun place.

Terrible food! I was with a party of five and none of us liked our food. Fish was the only thing…read more'good' but it came out whole (I am a world traveler and expected that but the rest of my party was not, so be warned, eye ball and all). My steak was garbage. Just overall not a good experience despite having a great name for a restaurant. Good location and they validated parking which was nice. Service was friendly but slow... even slower than the norm for Europe. Too many other places to explore and eat at to waste it here.

Not good at all. Looks inviting from the street, despite the cringy name, but the food simply isn't…read moreup to much. I had moules marniere with frites. The mussels were tiny, rubbery and dried out with little in the way of broth to be found. The fries were overdone and almost cold. My companions burger was edible and forgettable in just about equal measure. The Chardonnay was pretty decent in fairness. Staff were friendly and it was a nice terrace setting. Maybe it was an off night but I won't be troubling them again.

Located on the road between Bayeux and St. Lo, this is a curious...virtually unique combination of…read morecafe and "Roadside Attraction." It is not well marked from the highway and entering the gate you are still not sure what you have. But inside the atmosphere is designed to mimic 1950's US diners. There is indoor seating, but the fun is outside where there are a series of covered areas (chalets) with tables, many with themes, such as carousel-type animals for children to sit on. Given the atmosphere, we had no idea what the food would be like. Our party ordered various burger combinations or the quiche & salad, which were daily specials. All of them came out quickly, hot, and fresh. The staff was very friendly and spoke enough English to be helpful for the hapless American visitors. The beer was cold and the prices reasonable. So, for "something completely different", that was open on a Sunday (!), give Chalet de la Frite a try! It was an unexpectedly fun experience!