From the owner: Les Délices du Meunier Situé dans un beau moulin daté du 16ème siècle, le Restaurant de…read morel'Hostellerie du Moulin Fouret, ouvre ses portes dans un cadre authentique, aux charmes multiples, entre cheminée et rivière. Les lierres grimpants sur la façade, la salle à manger au décor chatoyant dans des tons de rose et d'orange, se joignent pour faire passer un moment délicieux aux convives attablés. Cet écrin de verdure propose une cuisine gourmande et audacieuse, dans le respect des traditions françaises. On se délècte à la carte de "l'Escalope de foie gras chaud aux saveurs de pain d'épices " ou encore "du Saint-Pierre, purée de brocolis, crème d'orange au safran". Un voyage des sens à essayer.

Excellent. We dined…read morehere last weekend with my parents, in-laws, and family. From the service to the food, everything was delicious. Additionally, the sun was setting outside, and the view was just gorgeous. I had a fixed menu that include lasagna, veal, and chocolate cake. Everything was well made and finely crafted. The chocolate cake with red berry sauce was out of this world! Highly recommend. It is fairly close to Lisieux if you are in the area. Prices are relatively reasonable compared to what you would pay for the same cuisine in America.

What a wonderful evening! This is the most charming restaurant. The mother daughter team are…read moreincredibly dynamic and the food was outstanding! Our favorites were the Veal and the Crème Brûlée! But I adored the shrimp as well, made with a spicy zip. And everything came with the most delicious potatoes bathed in seasoning. We had a lovely bottle of wine and spent time having the most wonderful conversations with everyone- albeit we used google chat to overcome a few of the language barriers! We are really enjoying Cambremer! It is definitely worth the trip!

HOLY CRAP!!! THIS PLACE! I went here off the one other yelp review - yelp isn't big in France and…read morewas totally lost because of it. But we were staying in Vieux-Port about an 8 minute drive away and this was actually the closest restaurant. 3 course lunch for 18 euro and OMMMFFFFGGG!!! It was amazing. The pork with mushroom sauce. I died. If you're anywhere near this its an amazing place to get a very affordable gourmet meal.

They have an amazing prix fixe (appetizer, entree, cheese course, dessert)....it was the best meal…read morewe had in France on a recent 5-day trip. The 4 delicious courses were a relative steal compared to prices in Paris. 5-star service. If you're exploring the Seine valley villages, definitely stop here for dinner.

This may be the best meal we have ever had! We were not expecting such an amazing dining experience…read moredeep in the Normandy countryside, but everything was spectacular. The service was perfect and each bite we put in our mouths was perfection. We also did the wine pairing which I would highly recommend. Everything exceeded our expectations! Also, the village is very beautiful. It was quiet the days we were there at the beginning of July, but still lovely! We stayed at the BnB down the road, which was also a lovely surprise!

An excellent meal in a beautiful space within the heart of a gorgeous small town that thankfully…read moredidn't get bombed during the war. I probably ordered the wrong tasting menu starting with veal sweetbreads & trotter (though I love good sweetbreads), but the experience was still excellent from the service to the food. Surprisingly, portions were very large and I had to leave part of my entree and main course (rabbit) on the plate to save room for what's to come. I thankfully ordered a souffle for dessert which was phenomenal but also not terribly filling. My wife enjoyed her meal of gazpacho (clearly it was tomato season across Normandy) followed by a well-cooked local fish, and our wine pairings were very reasonably priced and incredibly well chosen to match our food. Just about everything about this restaurant lived up to its Michelin star designation, though surprisingly there were 2 tables (at lunch) with young children and one across from us where an older woman actually brought her dog in with her. The children for the most part and even the dog were very well behaved though and I like that they're open to both dining at a Michelin starred restaurant. I think my dog may need to take French lessons.