I ordered the fish rossioto dish and we split the carrot soup. The bread to start was nice and…read morefresh and nutty flavored with a bit if sourdough flavor that was not overwhelming. The soup arrived very hot. Plenty for 2 to share. Sweet and with a touch of coconut milk to add creaminess. OUTSTANDING soup ! The fish (white) was cooked nicely, great flavor and coordinated well with the creamy Risotto. Very nice dish. My wife ordered what appeared to be a shepherd's pie, with land. A true shepherd's pie ! Came hot and extremely well done. Not over cooked and moist.

We had lunch here and the service and food were great - we had the du jour entree, plat, and…read moredessert. 2 fish plates with one in a great coconut and bean sauce and the other with a bean 'custard' - excellent.

Just down the street from our Airbnb, this Rouen dessert shop was a delightful find. The facade is…read moreelegant and inviting, and you have the option to dine outside if you prefer. Inside, you're greeted by a display of handmade pastries and cakes. The space is intimate, with tables fairly close together, and the staff spoke English, which made navigating the menu easy. Our order came out quickly and we wasted no time digging in. My wife and I each ordered a drink and cake combination. If you get the hot chocolate, go with the Grand-Mère. It's noticeably sweeter and richer than the Dame Cakes blend, which even with a couple of sugar cubes added still fell a bit flat. My dessert was excellent. My wife's cake was decent, though her tea was disappointing and largely went undrunk. It's a fun and charming experience, but the menu is a bit hit or miss. Worth doing a little research ahead of time, and don't hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations based on how sweet or rich you like your desserts.

I stopped here because I was completely frozen and thought tea would be a good idea. This shop is a…read morelovely bakery in front and a small tearoom in back. It's cozy, with very pretty floral decor. If you come after 12, they serve a small lunch menu. I was there early so I had a pot of tea and cake - a raspberry something or other. The cake was really good - dense but not dry and not too sweet. Perfect with tea. Service was fine, and the prices are fair.

This place was the cultural food experience we had been dreaming of when we visited France last…read morefall. We actually stayed in the room over the restaurant and the owner was so kind we decided to eat dinner here. It was magnificent!! We had the couscous, vegetable soup, I had the sausage and my friend who is vegetarian let the owner know and he brought a delicious chickpea medley to go with the soup and couscous. The bowls/portions of couscous and soup were huge! Probably could have fed 6! We ordered hot tea after dinner and got the rose water marzipan for dessert. It was heavenly, (seriously it was a spiritual experience!). I have to admit, we had no idea what we were getting when we ordered. We speak VERY limited French and we communicated using google translate for what we needed to. The menu was entirely in French and extremely limited English. The restaurant itself is very small, beautiful with eclectic decor, cozy and inviting. I'm so glad we decided to dine here, it was one of the main highlights of our entire trip!! If we're ever back in Rouen I will be visiting again! Wonderful people, wonderful food, wonderful experience!! I HIGHLY recommend this place to anyone!!

A great place for a hearty meal to share with your family or friends. The decor is no-nonsense,…read morecosy and, what's most important, the place is squeaky clean. So don't go there if a modern or elegant interior and tiny, poshly presented dishes is a must for you. Go there to quench your appetite and get amazing Morroccan food full of flavours. Mind you, portions are big, so don't overdo with appetizers, no matter how delicious (I made that mistake and next couldn't cope with the main dish, purely due to its size). Couscous is their speciality and it comes in many varieties, all of them with meat (mutton mainly), yet still we could agree on a vegetarian, customised version. The owner tends to the guests himself and creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. If I ever go back to Rouen, I'm sure I'll visit again!

What a great little restaurant!!!! It was the first really cold day of the year today and arriving…read morein Caen for work I needed a nice bowl of hot soup and I finally found it at Le Dandy. Cold and tired I decided to go back for dinner and I wasn't disappointed. Man I'll say it again what a great little restaurant. I started off with pumpkin soup with goal cheese and finished with salmon cooked perfectly with pumpkin, polenta and caviar. You can't get much better than that!

From the owner: Notre concept est de proposer des plats de pâtes et de nouilles de différents pays d'Asie en vente…read moreà emporter avec possibilité de déguster sur place.

We stopped by for dinner on Friday without reservation, and we got lucky and got the table. Great…read moreambiance, classic French, pleasure to look around. Good list of wines and spirits, with wine by the glass still reasonable (€7). I had oxtail terrine as a starter - it was delicious, literally cleaned the plate. Veal liver with mushrooms was outstanding - real wild mushrooms (for those of us visiting from the US, it is a big deal), liver itself perfectly cooked as requested and perfectly seasoned. I like how side dishes are served in the little cups, without clobbering your plate. Had some Basque cake as a desert - that was not my favorite, but that's okay. Excellent service, prompt, friendly, attentive. Definitely recommended. Also reservations are highly recommended.

This was the best French Basque cuisine and dining experience while we were in Paris. It was…read moreunpretentious and clearly was where the locals dined. We ordered the duck confit 10/10! The skin was crispy the meat was moist - the flavor was superb. It was so good, my sister was gnawing on the bone. We also ordered a salad and came with generous prawns and the goat cheese filled phyllo dough crisp on top, we also ordered scallops with crab stuffed peppers. Everything came out all at once and we were pretty excited to dig in. Make sure you reserve lots of time to just enjoy wine and conversation bc this place gets busy but you know the food is being cooked up to perfection. With two glasses of wine, coke, and three dishes our bill came out to about $85, which is a great deal considering we were quite stuffed. We also ate at instragramable venues: Girafe, Kong, and Cafe de Flore...and this place, off the beaten path, was THEE Best! Recommend you download Google translator to understand the menu. Service was also very kind and warm!

From the owner: La cantine du marché c'est un nouveau restaurant pour déguster sur place ou à emporter une vraie…read morecuisine maison de chef, fraîche et gourmande, pour tous les goûts à prix tout doux, dirigée par pierre michel, ancien des maisons dalloyau, lenôtre, saint-clair et caviar kaspia... La cantine du marché c'est aussi une épicerie fine, des cours de cuisine, un espace pouvant être privatisé pour des cocktails, des réunions ou des vernissages.... Du matin au soir, la cantine c'est votre espace intime et convivial pour manger vrai, bon et frais. a la carte ou en formule plats mijotés en cocotte / les recettes croustillantes / salades fraîches / soupes chaudes et froides / pâtes al dente / pâtisseries gourmandes.

Despite a mixup of our neighboring tables, I felt that service was good and the food good. It was…read moreworth the stop. I would recommend it. The old buildings, you sit in the shadow of the church and can see the other cafes and enjoy watching others dine and enjoy their cafes and drinks. It was busy but there was no wait. Just pick a table and relax.

The service was very pleasant . Unfortunately I ordered the special which was duck sausage . It was…read moreessentially inedible . The potatoes that came with were good so that became my dinner . It may be my fault for ordering something that didn't taste great to me but this was the worst meal I've had in France ever . Live and learn . My server was very sweet so I have no complaint there I just found the sausage gross actually . I never do this but I felt compelled to warn others

This place was highly recommended by ChatGPT: Quaint, clean, and staff are proper (very neat &…read morequiet). The food: I ordered the Chicken Curry with sticky rice! The vegetables were not cooked, the Curry was watered down to the point of trying to taste it... the chicken and the sticky rice was okay - a little more seasoning would have helped! Thia coffee was good! I also was surprised to see I was charged $3 euros for rice which is part of the dish??? 2 small meals with two drinks - 41.50 euros

It's a very small restaurant on an alleyway. Frequented by locals, we were lucky enough to stumble…read moreinto it. Their servings are huge and food is very tasty. However, their fish sauce seemed to be diluted.