I went there with my colleagues for dinner and the food was really good. The portions are pretty…read morebig so we were almost full after some nibbles and starters (I ordered falafel as a starter but I wouldn't do it again as it was too bland and dry). The food is a mixture of French, Mexican, English, Moroccan cuisines and very nicely presented. The place has only been there for a few months but already seems rather popular. The music suits the interior design (I particularly liked the wall where customers left their thoughts on using a felt pen and the one full of old photos). They have a nice function room upstairs too if you wish to have a private party. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Eastbourne definitely needs more places like this, go and find out for yourselves!

From the owner: Nos Pizzas de 8.00€ à 11.50€…read more Nos Moules cuisinées de 8.00€ à 9.50€ Nos Viandes de 10.50€ à 12.50€ Nos Poissons de 11.00€ à 13€ Nos Salades de 8.00€ à 9.50€

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.

A truly excellent little eaterie in the middle of an industrial estate (extremely handy for the…read morenearby Etap hotel). Good brasserie fare, well cooked and with generous portions. Good selection of beer.

After having some of their beers in the US at the Shelton Brothers Festivals, we decided to go…read morevisit Brasserie Thiriez. We were very fortunate to receive a nice tasting from the brewer's daughter - Le Petite Princesses - which is a 2.9% saison collaboration with Jester King - very refreshing, and amber ale and a biere de Garde which was excellent. The tasting room decor and ambiance is superb (see photos). The brewer, Daniel, started his brewery 20 years ago and had been home brewing since he was a teenager. He's done an excellent job and continues to expand.

Arrived shortly before closing time on a Thursday. The son in law was super accommodating and very…read morefriendly. Had tastings of the three beers on tap blonde, amber, and saison. Very impressed with this small brewery!!

A great spot for breakfast right across from the place where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake,…read moreso the locals like a good barbecue - ok that might be a little below the line...anyway...the proprietor was super nice, she even went to the butcher to buy bacon so we could have bacon with our omelettes. It was a great omelette as well - and of course coffee was strong and tasty. Highly recommend this place to anyone in the historic town of Rouen.

We wanted the Classic Mussels and Fries on the Harbour front at Dieppe. No it's not the classiest…read moreof restaurants, it's got more of a cafe' feel to it. The furnishings are adequate, the prices are reasonable and the food and service was food. The plus side is they serve the larger Belgium fries rather than the French fries. Read more: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/p/m/21a34e/#ixzz1iQ17GYez

Can't say that we've ever been disappointed herebut I've only been over with the Lads for a…read moreRecuperative weekend!! We thought the food was okand the beer even better!! There are some equally good bars along the Quai side.some of them a bit closer to the water than you realize.haha!!