I would call this a pretty basic place to swing into for lunch while touring. Menu is ordinary…read more Service is good enough. Food is tasty but not outstanding. For those American's touring, it is like a French version of a Denny's or I'Hop or Bob Evans. Fits the need to satisfy hunger and doesn't offend. The greatest attribute of this restaurant is being able to see Mont Saint Michel clearly out the window as you eat lunch. That alone gives it a good 3 rating.

Very basic, limited offerings and simply not good. Very dry galettes. The orange juice delivered in…read morea Minute Maid can without a glass. Stick with the crepes (better). Three stars because it has a clean restroom and is close to our final destination (Le Mont Saint-Michel)

This spot is a veritable hub of action amidst the FIFA summer season. Waiters and hosts alike were…read moresomewhat distracted, causing us a slight wait before ordering. However, everything was quite good, the meat charcuterie particularly delicious after the slight trek back from Le Mont Saint- Michel Castle. Service was incredibly efficient after the game, especially if you come for a later lunch. We arrived around 1 and stayed until lunch closing around 2:30. I ordered beef stew from the country menu which was perfectly soft and cooked with an assortment of summer squashes and peppers. The stew came with a side of freshly made fries, crisp and piping hot. I personally recommend their dessert, in particular the ice creams. Incredibly smooth and creamy served with both a small meringue and cookie in a glass. Despite the initial hiccup and wait with service, our waiter was efficient and hilarious. He cracked jokes constantly and left us all in a better mood. It helps that everyone in the restaurant is bilingual (French and English), and they seem to have menus in multiple languages. Pop art decor meets casual dining and decent service. Food was standard but not stellar, though the dessert is still a must.

I came in here to get ice cream/sorbet back in June 2019 during the unprecedented heatwave. It was…read moreover 100 degrees Fahrenheit outside and I went in to find some shade, and have a place to sit while I waiting for the bus to arrive. Granted they're not an ice cream shop and I didn't go there for a meal but the two tiny scopes of ice cream were 4.50 Euros. As an American, I expected them to have air conditioning but they didn't. Most of France didn't really have any air conditioning - not in their restaurants nor their public transportation. Mind you, their restaurant was pretty empty. They had maybe two other tables occupied out of 60, but wouldn't let me sit at a table after they found out I wasn't ordering a meal from them. Thankfully, I found a seat in the waiting area near the bar to have my ice cream. I understand that this restaurant had to have high prices because it's right next to a tourist attraction but I felt the service could have been a little better. Granted the language barrier made it harder to communicate. If it wasn't for the English menu, and the heat, I would have probably got my ice cream elsewhere.

From the owner: Pommes de terre aux four garniesread more

Je suis american et j'aime Roadside!…read more The food is very tasty. Reminds me of the USA. I really appreciate how the condiments are available for you to take as you wish. I also appreciate the flexible student menu options. Merci Roadside!

Burgers are good, meat is nearly raw, only cooked briefly. No one spoke English despite me is in…read moreEnglish. Fries were excellent. Grill is right were you can see cook working, restaurant is clean and well lite. Would eat here again after I learn how to say burger well done in French.