When you're here, you may not miss the typical food ! It was…read morea sunny day and we had a seat outside... wonderful moment for having a lunch. We started with a kirr (wine and cassis - 4 euro) and a mojito (7.90 euro). Ordered a galette Normandy (13.20 euro) and a galette complete (9.90 euro). Very good exceptional the 'meat' on the Normandy one. We ended with a glass of sweet wine (4.90 euro), a cappuccino (4,90 euro) and a choco mousse (5,50 euro). Mamamia, what a good experience !

Brionne is not a destination, as it is a small village (pop: slightly over 4,000) without any…read morespecial attractions around. But, if you have to stay overnight in Basse-Normandie (for example, for a wedding - there are many châteaux around that rent out for such events), this auberge is a very good place. Rooms are basic with dated décor, but they are clean and comfortable, with sufficient amenities (kettle, etc). There's no fans, so it could be stuffy in the summer. The dynamic owner, Mme Depoix, is a most charming hostess, and speaks perfect English. The restaurant is highly commended by critics. We didn't have the opportunity to have a meal there, but breakfast is very good, with fresh bread and excellent local products (cheeses, jams, etc).

From the owner: Les Délices du Meunier Situé dans un beau moulin daté du 16ème siècle, le Restaurant de…read morel'Hostellerie du Moulin Fouret, ouvre ses portes dans un cadre authentique, aux charmes multiples, entre cheminée et rivière. Les lierres grimpants sur la façade, la salle à manger au décor chatoyant dans des tons de rose et d'orange, se joignent pour faire passer un moment délicieux aux convives attablés. Cet écrin de verdure propose une cuisine gourmande et audacieuse, dans le respect des traditions françaises. On se délècte à la carte de "l'Escalope de foie gras chaud aux saveurs de pain d'épices " ou encore "du Saint-Pierre, purée de brocolis, crème d'orange au safran". Un voyage des sens à essayer.

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.