We were looking to eat something after our tour of the airborne museum. We lucked upon this little…read morespot. It is very quaint and small. We had no wait I had delicious coffee and my husband had a great beer he ordered the chicken sandwich said it was incredible and I had a great steak burger. I had a few allergies that needed attention to my food and they were very gracious and informed, and it worked out perfectly. Highly recommend.

Recently, we visited Normandy and our first stop was the French community of Saint Mere Eglise and…read morethe Airborne Museum. At lunchtime, not knowing the local restaurant scene, we visited Bistrot 44, a small restaurant in the town square. They have a diverse menu, and a excellent variety of foods. The food was very good, promptly served with a very friendly staff. The restaurant is small but provides an airy setting. The pricing is very reasonable and I encourage everyone who desires a nice meal to visit this location.

Really good prices for very good portions. All very good and definitely try the cider and deserts…read more Awesome serviceand food is served quickly. If you fond yourself in Sainte-Mère-Église i would recommend to eat here.

We were staying in the area for a wedding and stopped in here for something to eat as it was open…read morepretty late. The decor and the music was awesome and the food was delicious! My boyfriend and I had the steak with pommes frites and for dessert we had the chocolate mousse. My favorite thing about this place however, are the owners. It was wonderful just having a conversation about life with interesting people. They really made us feel welcome. If you're ever in the area, please stop by.

We stopped in this place after the museum tour to grab a quick lunch. What we got was one of the…read morebest meals we've had in France. Very cozy and welcoming, this restaurant is run by a lovely couple of ex-pat Brits who really know how to make a westerner feel at home. The food is simple and locally sourced, but prepared exquisitely. This chef really knows what he's doing. The fish and chips were some of the best I've had and the beef stew was rich, complex and hearty...perfect for a rainy winter's day in Normandy. Can't recommend it enough.

Very nice British workers, they recommended the tartiflette and it did not disappoint. In an…read morealready fantastic day, our lunch here was a highlight!

Good food, but a 3 Euro unannounced plate charge and extremely rude proprietor. Avoid this place…read moreand stick to the other more welcoming restaurants in Ste Marie Eglise.

We rented a car and drove from Paris all over Europe. We arrived in this city late at night, we…read morewere hungry and tired. We stopped in and had a wonderful meal with great service. I asked the owner if he knew anywhere we could stay for the night close and the wonderful man offered to let us stay at HIS HOUSE! He called his daughter, gave us directions which it was right around the corner and we stayed in their spare room for the night. His wife made us a wonderful French breakfast in the morning while she sang in the kitchen in French and gave us fresh fruit from her garden for our journey. You just dont hear of that in the states. This was the highlight of our trip. My wife and I were so happy with our experience here. Wonderful people. I really would recommend this great place!!

The best hamburger I've ever had...and I'm not exaggerating. The bun was very fresh, the sauce was…read moretasty.

Let me start by saying that Le Normandy is terrible. I came here after a Normandy tour with my…read morefamily. We were quite hungry, and this was the first place we saw. We sat down, our orders were taken, then we received our food relatively quickly. I was impressed by the speedy service, but not much else. Then my pizza came, with a side of fleeting suspense; was it good? Was it not? I took a bite and found the truth: the pizza was horrid. It had no flavor whatsoever, even though I had ordered a supposedly flavorful pizza with mushrooms and oregano. I had to put SALT on my pizza just to taste it, and even then it was still mediocre at best. The pizza crust was also bad, as it had not risen. Because of this, the pizza was essentially a giant piece of bread with gross, melted cheese and toppings. I can't believe how horrid the flavor was. My family and I ended up leaving the restaurant before finishing our pizzas (can you blame us?). We would have stayed for dessert had the food been better. We ended up getting sandwiches and desserts at the boulangerie which I mentioned before. (Also, a side note: Le Normandy has an adjacent, presumably jointly owned and operated, hot dog stand with "authentic, New-Yorker hot dogs." I don't know how it is, but based on the blunder inside the restaurant, I would not take the chance.) To sum it up, Le Normandy is a tourist trap that makes its money by luring unlucky tourists. It advertised "good food," which may attract the naïve, but "English service" probably lures many Americans (me!) and Brits into the worst restaurant I have ever eaten in. This place is closer to "death trap" than "tourist trap." Avoid Le Normandy at all costs! NOTE: Sorry for posting the toilet seat pic twice. My mistake (LOL).

Best restaurant in Normandy area which serves gourmet food. We started with delicious drinks, the…read moreordered from the prix fixe menu for dinner. Puff pastry with sausage, cheese and apple was delicious. Then, ordered the fish...beautifully displayed and equally as tasty. Finally, chocolate dessert was amazing. Friendly staff with small interior. Will definitely eat here again next trip.

One of the best restaurants I have visited here. Amazing food and amazing service. Restaurant…read moreatmosphere was very good too

It's a shame the other review is so negative. On the other hand the D Day period is absurdly busy…read more We've eaten here many times and are always happy with the food and service. It's a simple crêpe restaurant with good quality food at reasonable prices. Very French in its operating hours, so expect them to be closed between lunch and dinner. Excellent family dining.

My family and I visited here on June 6th 2011. The place was not full and had several tables…read moreavailable. I spoke with an older woman and asked if we could get an inside seat because my 91 year old father was so cold from the ceremonies on D Day. She abruptly said no and didnt even offer a seat outside. We did sit outside however and were treated horribly by the young woman waiting on us. She was so rude with us. we tried to speak as much as we could in French but to no avail. The table next to us could speak french and the young women there said they were leaving and were happy to do so because of the things she had said to us. They said " She is a bad woman " " Not nice" ......... Needless to say we were very disappointed. This was the only time this has ever happened to us in France.