Wonderful dinner. Very small countryside restaurant along a pretty creek. Terrific service. Mom had…read morethe daily special a veal skewer with roasted potatoes and a small salad with mini tomatoes. The salad had tiny berries we couldn't identify. My sister & I had sea bream- white, mild, delicate fish served on top of mashed potatoes, with very thin perfectly fried fish skin on top and roasted multi colored carrots and cauliflower. We were too full for dessert. Priced very fairly for the quality. Highly recommend.

Excellent restaurant in a beautiful setting next to a rolling stream. Attentive wait staff…read more Limited menu, but great options. For entrees, we selected the tuna. It was perfectly prepared and rare as tuna should be with vegetables and mashed potatoes. We saw the veal coming out which looked equally good. They also had a tofu option. We started with the tomato salad that came with a creamy cheese and balsamic glaze. Perfect for sopping up with French bread.

Great coffee but weird vegan bowl. We'd been lacking vegetables in recent meals and thought this…read moresounded appealing. All the veggies were cold and pickled! Maybe it was a language thing, but somehow we missed that. Service was at the counter, friendly and efficient. Outdoor eating space was sufficient but not spectacular.

We missed the shuttle back to the train station after visiting Monet's home in Giverny so we…read moredecided to eat here. This meal was the driest chicken I have ever had in my life. We ordered a roast chicken and a caesar salad, which came with chicken. Both dishes had incredibly dry chicken, which we forced ourselves to eat because the meal was fairly expensive for what it is (€18,5 + 16,5), likely due to it being next to the Monet house. Definitely our worst meal in France. The fries were also not very appetizing. The only redeeming factor was that the place was cute and clean and had a clean bathroom.

Like every review, this rating is based on context. Price and locations always colour expectations…read morea and in this case, location esp is important. This pizza place is located in a small beautiful in Normandy and we were just looking for something that wasn't French. It's great but there is so much that you can take. Pizza wouldn't be our first thought of a go to move in this location but there was very little open so what the hell? As it turns out, I was delighted! If this was in Florence or even London I may have been more critical perhaps but the pizza was cheap and pretty damn good. It had a thin, crispy crust and the topping were plentiful and high quality. The sauce could have been better I suppose but I really enjoyed it. So if you are ever in this sleepy town, check it out!

This is a fairly simple looking italian place in the town of Vernon. We had skipped breakfast that…read moremorning and were famished so we were ecstatic to see it was open on Bank Holiday Monday. However, we slipped in just before 2pm so were lucky to get served - they told us we had to order quickly. The menu was really huge. About twenty pizzas to choose from plus salads and other more complex stuff. I went for a goats cheese pizza and I'd probably give the pizza 7/10. Not amazing authentic italian by any stretch of the imagination but perfectly tasty with a good thin crust and tasty toppings. Definitely hit the spot. The salad we had to start was a simple mozzarella and tomato salad but it was excellent with a really tasty pesto dressing and fresh tomatoes - big portion too so perfect to share. Service was a little brusque but not bad at all. Probably just the french way. They were happy to put the pizza we couldn't finish in pizza boxes for us to take away. I'd definitely recommend if you find yourself in Vernon.

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.

Lovely patio and view. Food matches the Michelin star. You will enjoy. Also nice and quiet away…read morefrom Monet garden crowds

I stayed at the hotel at LA MUSARDIÈRE for two nights and also had dinner at their Restaurant one…read morenight. The hotel/restaurant is located steps from the Monet Gardens. It is a perfect location when visiting Giverny. The staff for the hotel and the restaurant were all VERY lovely and spoke English which was quite helpful. I believe the hotel is only 10 rooms. I stayed in the room called "Song Bird". It was a good size, had a renovated/modern bathroom, hard wood floors and a wall with lovely bird wallpaper. I could see birds and even cows from my window and woke to a rooster one morning at 6am. The early wake up was actually something I could not have experienced back home, so was welcomed. I am vegan and while there is no vegan options on the menu they were happy to accommodate me. The chef greeted me and asked if I had a preference or if he could surprise me. I asked for a surprise and he made me a traditional French three course meal that was vegan. The hotel and the restaurant are pricey compared to most places in the USA, but both delivered on all levels so well worth the cost. Both LA MUSARDIÈRE restaurant and hotel come highly recommended.

Spent the morning at Monet's home and then wandered over to the museum. Although the Lilly pond…read morewas amazing, our family absolutely loved the meal at the restaurant adjacent to the Museum. The starters were ok but all of our Plats (main courses) were among some of the best we had so far. The beef carpaccio was seasoned well and the arugula balanced the dish! The ravioli had extra cheese and the sauce was delicious. The fillet of sea bream had a crispy skin and the ratatouille and sauce were excellent. We have had mussels 3 times this week and this was the best of the lot! Add in the great bread and 2 glasses of phenomenal white wine with an amazing garden view and it was an epic lunch! It's a must stop.

Good for a quick coffee and tea while you check out the art. Coffee was excellent. The coffee also…read morelooked great. We got a cappuccino and a Vienna coffee. Service was quick. And the place was clean and bright from the giant windows. They took our us credit card without problem.

What a wonderful place! Great, tasty food, wonderful ambiance and the service was well done…read more Highly recommend this wonderful gem. Make sure you make reservations.

Good food, staff was a bit busy (need more?). But a worth while visit and a good lunch location. I…read morerecommend for those who may not have full French language skills!

Fixed price menu stated 17 Euros for meal with dessert. When we did not get dessert, it reverted…read moreto ala cart and a 52 euro meal became a 76 euro meal, which we diddn't discover til we left. So-so meal made it even more expensive. Go to Bistro des Fleurs in Vernon for a much better dining experience.

From the owner: Restaurant de cuisine traditionnelle française.read more

From the owner: Notre restaurant lounge l'envie est composé d'une équipe jeune et dynamique que ce soit en salle ou…read moreen cuisine. Mickaël et marie ont le plaisir de vous accueillir et de vous servir dans un cadre à la fois chic et décontracté. Côté cuisine cécilia et sarah s'engagent à régaler vos papilles avec leur cuisine traditionnelle et raffinée. Leur conviction est de tout faire maison à partir de produits frais et de saison. Les formules sont adaptées en fonction de vos envies, qu'elles soient salées, sucrées ou gourmandes vous aurez le choix de composer votre menu à partir de notre carte.