On a quiet end of the street with a small stream running through it. Lovely ambience on the…read moreafternoon. Best coffee in Rouen. Super friendly.

Second time in my three days in Rouen. Very pleasant, great selection of coffee and tea.read more

We came for the coffee, but will forever remember the French toast and scrambled eggs. Wow,…read moreamazing.

Who knew? A donut and bagel found open in Rouen. Wonderful little place with extremely helpful…read moreyoung staff. To the bagels and donut....had the lightest bagel sandwich I think ever had with chicken breast and emmentaler cheese, all the condiments. Excellent with chips and two coffees...under Eu14. Took a donut to carry out for later...looks great! Recommend!

If you visit Rouen and enjoy the show Friends, this place is worth visiting for a cup of coffee and…read morea pastry. With the exception of the name change, the logo is the same as the well known hangout, they also have a similar set-up, including a couch and chair, similar to those that the gang always lounged on. The show plays on silent with French subtitles, there's a picture of "smelly cat", and other mementos from the show. Even the bathroom door is painted the color of Monica's apartment. We went for breakfast and while they have a rather extensive list of bagel sandwiches, they don't offer those for breakfast; I was a little surprised by that because bagels are a staple for breakfast in New York, where the inspiration for the cafe takes place. I eventually got over the shock and ordered a coffee and a caramel chocolate chip muffin, sweets really aren't my favorite thing to eat for breakfast, but this muffin was delicious- moist, with just the right amount of caramel and chocolate chips- and the whip cream placed alongside was the perfect addition to my coffee. I recommend this place, but if you're looking for a bagel, go during lunch hours.

The one thing that I remember about this cafe was that all of the tables had army recruitment…read moreposters on them, or at least under a plastic covering so they didn't get wet. We landed up here after our visit to the museum, namely because we were wandering around looking at one of the old churches, and this place happened to be nearby. Mind you, it seemed weired seeing an army recruitment poster in France because it seems, in my mind, something that only the Americans, and Australians, do. It did put me off the place a bit, and I can hardly say it was one of my favourite places, though the coffee was okay.

Lovely outdoor spot with nice staff and the usual French combination of outdoor seating on tiny…read moretables, terrible coffee and delightful croissants! It's a 4 star place for a French cafe but only 3 stars for me because the French need to learn how to make proper coffee.

Great place for breakfast or brunch. The place is big enough and has a quick service. Also, they…read moreserve good coffee.

We tried the mozzarella and ham croquet and a salmon tartine. I recommend getting the croquet in…read morethe black bread, very good! Followed by coffee and a delicious fruit pie! It was yammy! The best dessert we had in France thus far!

From the owner: Transats, déco sympa, le patron fait tout pour mettre en avant son bar bar et c'est réussi…read more L'hiver, du vin chaud est vendu dans le petit cabanon en bois installé devant le bar pour l'occasion. Le midi, vous pourrez y manger de bons petits plats. En plus, l'accueil est très chaleureux.

This is a great little neighborhood café, with a nice feeling and good food. Of my one-week stay in…read moreRouen it was probably the best meal I had! The atmosphere is casual and a bit softer than your typical noisy restaurant. Wish I had gone back for dinner. Not sure why this is an on yelp yet, plenty of Google reviews.