Thé Attitude is exactly what little Vernon needs…read more It's a hip, yet down-to-earth, teahouse and cafe nestled a few blocks from the Seine. The owner has a passion for tea and you truly come to understand that trying her teas as well as talking to her. She also has a passion as an epicure. While I was there, I wanted to order one of her poke bowls. She insisted that I order the poke bowl du jour which had the typical poke ingredients. But on that particular day, it also had marinated raw steak. I was afraid to try it but she insisted so I did, and you know what?? I really liked it! It turns out she owns a gourmet restaurant, Cocottes et Bouchons, where she serves traditional French cuisine typical of Lyonnaise cuisine. Go there for dinner for it is a treat you should not miss. It's just around the corner from Thé Attitude. Thé Attitude is open for breakfast, brunch, and lunch.

What a great find this little place was. Fantastic welcome from a lovely lady who spoke much better…read moreEnglish than I do French! She showed us to a table in the little courtyard at the back which is beautiful and like a secret garden. we only wanted a drink but ended up having the best Croque-Monsiuer that I have ever had and a lovely Carrot Cake, all home made! Such friendly, helpful and cheerful service.

Perfect place to relax and the center of Honfleur. The front invites visitors in. The staff is very…read morefriendly and knows just enough English . Perfect in summer. Tasty snacks and great coffee.

My feelings are a bit mixed on this spot. It's a very cute, tucked away location with a shop of…read moreteas and chocolate downstairs and restaurant seating upstairs (nice views of the harbor if you get a seat by the right window). The salmon and eggs (3.8/5) were good, very simple and good quality. Though the food items were a bit overpriced (15 euros for 2 eggs and salmon). It is a tourist area though, so I guess it is what it is, just be aware.

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.

The patio is so nice this morning and my wife and I were able to enjoy an espresso and watch the…read moretown unfold and started Sunday morning. The young lady was setting up the tables on the patio, and she stopped everything to take care of us immediately. My wife couldn't help herself, but to notice the pretty flowers in the planters across the street. After climbing up the steep hill to see the ruins of the fortress, this was a very pleasant stop, and you might enjoy it as well.

Pleasant place for a cafe or beer right in the middle of lovely Petit Andelys across from the…read moreChurch.

From the owner: Au coeur de la ville Entièrement détruite pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la place Jeanne…read moreHachette était le plus grand marché à grain de l'Oise. Reconstruite dans les années 1950, la place a gardé le nom de l'héroïne locale Jeanne Laisné. Surnommée Hachette, cette jeune femme résista à l'invasion de la ville par les troupes de Charles Le Téméraire en 1472 en se battant à la hache. Bordée de boutiques et bars, cet endroit est aujourd'hui le coeur du quartier commerçant de Beauvais.

From the owner: Pour manger sucré ou salé à toute heure de la journée..read more

Great café/bar. Beer croque wifi, what else do you need. Great heated terrace to watch tourists &…read morelocals pass by

From the owner: Le Moby's, c'est LE point de rendez-vous par execllence de tous les lycéens de Join-Lambert. C'est…read moreun bar très accueillant où règne une ambiance chaleureuse et familiale.

Tiny little wine bar & restaurant on a small street near the harbor but definitely off the main…read moretourist paths. The wine was fine, and there's of course cidre available as well. Food options were mainly written on small chalkboards around the restaurant and you'll find cheese & charcuterie, traditional things like galettes, and various other items - similar to a brasserie there were items like lasagna on the menu and it was house made & quite good. There were a couple small tables on the sidewalk and then seating for probably 20 inside. Service was very friendly, though we arrived early so it was just the [presumed] owner and it probably helped that my wife speaks French pretty well. Shortly thereafter a server arrived who spoke English so I wouldn't hesitate to check out this wine bar even if your French isn't perfect. It's definitely a local place, but that's why you travel is to find great little places like this.