Hands down the best almond croissants in all of France! My…read moreMom tried some of their macarons as well and stated she loved them more than Laduree. This is a must stop if you are headed up North to Normandie ! I cannot wait to come back and try every single thing on the menu!!! Also the full name of this place is Boulangerie Rose- Isabelle and Thierry Rose You can google it and see all their delicious pastries!!! They need to fix the name on yelp so that more people can check in!

Wonderful boulangerie and patisserie, best for grab-and-go. A very convenient stop when you are in…read morethe area to visit Giverny and want to go somewhere that doesn't exist solely to serve tourists! We got a fantastic quiche that I would travel miles out of my way for, and a couple of very good cafe cremes. The ham and cheese croissant was less exciting, but still enjoyable.

I came in because we needed food after seeing the Monet gardens on our way back to Paris and saw…read moreseveral locals go in for their daily bread. It's in the main business area in town, but more on a side street. They had very friendly staff (didn't speak much English so that made it feel more authentic!), and we enjoyed eating our food on the train back to Paris. * Croissant Jambon - 4 stars Great soft croissant, melty cheese. It also was filled with the soft cheese you'll find on croque Madames, really good! * Tartine Jambon de Pay - 4 stars Love the potato, wasn't overcooked so had a nice bite to the texture, and there were different types of ham to give flavor/texture variety. There were more thick, salty cuts that almost functioned as bacon bits on top that I loved.

This is the perfect spot to have lunch if you're visiting Monet's House and Gardens in Giverny…read more It's a bit of a walk down the main street, and you'll find it on the way to visiting Monet's grave (which you should also certainly do if you are in town). It has a lovely outdoor space as well as some seating inside though I didn't see anyone actually dining indoors when we were there. Perhaps they reserve that for when the weather doesn't allow for outdoor seating. The menu advertised out front is minimal, and there are more menu options on the regular full menu which they give you once you sit down. I wish they were a bit more transparent on the full menu before you sit down. We thought there were plenty of options to satisfy nearly anyone, and each tried sandwiches for lunch. Mine was a classic croque monsieur and my mom got a chicken sandwich on a crispy baguette. Her's was a "meal" and also came with a drink and dessert, which we shared and really enjoyed. The food was good. It really hit the spot, and the outdoor space was lovely, minus a couple smokers who were sitting nearby (yuck). If you're visiting Giverny, I recommend this as a nice lunch option!

Fantastic, simple, yet elegant cuisine right down from Monet's garden. Sandwiches, cheese boards,…read moreand wine oh yes the wine. Simply Lovely.

Yummy place for breakfast, tarts, or lunch quiches. Can't miss the blue awning after you get off…read morethe train in Vernon. Try this place if you take the early 7:30 train from Paris and arrive before the first bus to Giverny. The raspberry tart makes a good breakfast, fruit, bread, and some egg in there...so healthy. Coffee there is good also.