All in all a good and enjoyable brasserie. We arrived in Bayeux and like everywhere in France…read moreparking was a challenge but we are starting to master it - and there was a big "payant" parking lot right next to La Terrasse. The service was prompt and friendly- the menu quite extensive. No way could I give this restaurant 5 stars (the entrecôte was so fatty! and my homemade black pepper sauce is better) but the food was plentiful and good. Definitely recommended. See pics for what we ate and the selection of wines by the glass, carafe and bottle was excellent.

The pastries were tasty and the voice hit the spot. I had the almond crescent, which was light and…read moreflaky, but also moist and buttery.

Very cozy food with good selected wines. Friendly service…read moreis rare in France and I will give 5 stars!

The bakery with the longest line ;-). We tried delicious Fresh baguettes, beignets, pan AU…read morechocolate, cambert, chocolate tarts.

Delicious bread shop for a quick grab and go. We loved the Almond Croissants, ham & cheese…read morebreakfast sandwiches, and other delicious breakfast breads we tried. Staff was quick and friendly too. We didn't try the patisserie desserts but they looked delicious. Definitely a good find during a brief stay in Bayeux!

On the hunt for Saturday markets during our journey from Étretat to Mont Saint Michel, Bayeaux kept…read morepopping up as the Market yo hit up in the area. It's a mix between produce and ingredient purveyors to prepared foods and flea market like items like clothes and wooden chairs. I enjoyed that they had live produce on hand like ducks and chickens for sale as well as many beautiful stalls filled with plants and flowers to take home. This market is on the quieter side but is still fairly bustling. We ended up purchasing a rotisserie chicken, local cheese, an apple tart and Provence herb rubbed salami for a picnic in the car. For those on the hunt for seafood, you won't be disappointed. Overall, you'll probably find all you're looking for but the atmosphere and loveliness isn't there so much. I would estimate that there were between 50-60 vendors.

How lucky we were in town for their weekly Saturday Market. I love how I can try local fresh…read morefoods.  There were lots of booths but we were time crunched and had to move quickly. First stop was a liquor stand, got to sample and buy Apple Cider and Apple Brandy (Calvados), also bought a Pear Wine, the wines were 13 Euro each.  All local stuff. Next I found a stand with some Cannelle, my heart skipped a beat because this was on my France list, I bought 6 for 5 Euro, 3 almond and 3 vanilla.  They were the best Cannelle I have ever had, much softer than ones in the past, such a treasure found. Crepe stand had ham and cheese as well as the chocolate, made fast and sold cheap.  The lady in front of me also bought about 2 inches stack of just fresh crepes, smart. Lastly, I hit up a Cheese stand where the guy let me sample a bunch of cheeses until I found a hard robust one that suited my taste. I saw lots of seafood that I wanted to try but hubby said not to chance eating raw stuff before our long Dday tour.  I was told that people in France like to eat seafood during the winter.  Too bad I missed out on the seafood fest.

We love this place and have been coming here for years. Great place to pick up a croquet monsignor,…read morepan au chocolate, baguette sandwich or dessert. Reasonably priced. Great service.

Our tour guide brought us here to load up on sandwiches and croissants before our day touring the…read moreNormandy sites. It is located just around the corner from the church tower at Sainte-Mère-Église, made famous by the movie "The Longest Day".