this wonderful find has become out go-to bakery this week. As many bakeries as I have visited in…read moreEurope, this is the first one with a wood-fired oven! The bread is lovely, the Madame very helpful and it's a treat to visit here daily. They are a mere 5 minute drive from Honfleur and worth every kilometer by far!

I've been visiting France from 1969. It was a different world then. People were courteous and life…read morewas so well paced, almost casual. Not so much now. People are more insular, life is busier and there's not so much by way of good manners or decency anymore. It was a cool 11c and as we passed a huge war memorial I recalled Armistice day was close: 106 years from the end of World War 1. We bought a few sweet treats here, individual chocolate cakes made with great skill, fabulous ingredients; each small cake almost a mini artwork, was €6. Thankfully the French haven't surrendered their love of great food, made without rubbish ingredients, their attention to detail and general fussiness as a nation, particularly exampled by them wrapping these little dainties to take away: paper and ribbons for morsels that would be gone as quick as you can say 80 million Americans can be wrong. Did I say wrong, ok, let's keep it understated. We were in a small port area; the pavements crack'd, uneven and one had to be cautious strolling around. Despite being a small I place I counted at least three chocolatiers but many shops were closed up and on a Saturday. I failed to find my first choice - a mainstay of the French diet - not one single buttery chaussons aux pommes so I'm no longer sure what the world's coming to or heading for. The cakes were delicious.

Very happy with their service and the chocolate candy we bought!…read more I wanted to reach out to them but cannot find their phone number. Can someone help?

The line for this place was out the door! There's so many flavors here it was really hard to pick,…read morebut my boyfriend and I went with classics: Pistachio and Strawberry. Both were super tasty. There's another ice cream shop closer to the coast, but the prices were 10 cents (euros) more expensive and only had 1/3 of the selection here. Next to the coast there's also another ice cream shop that's 30 cents cheaper than this place but it's soft serve being churned out of a machine. Definitely give this place a try! P.S. This place is cash only.

Best ice creams in Etretat ! This boutique is new, and worth a try: they have 42 artisanal ice…read morecream flavors, which range from fruity (apricot, raspberry, cider apple...) to fatty (Nutella, tarte tatin, Kinder Bueno...), with of course a Calvados ice cream for the Normandy touch. Everything we tried (i.e., a quarter of their flavors...) was AWESOME, especially when eaten on the beach! Oh, and don't hesitate to queue up, the line goes really fast!

We stayed in town for a couple of nights. It's a very nice town with a nice beach, a busy walking…read morestreet and good food. This bakery here is right on the walking street in the town center. It's a busy place...and rightly so. Baguette, bread, savoury snacks and sandwiches, cakes, sweets, patisserie, macarons etc. We tried lots of different items here. Lots of small mini-cakes/patisserie, tartelettes, savoury snacks and sandwiches (there was item with onion, that was amazing), the macarons in so many different flavours and colours. And you know what? They really know what they're doing here. Perfectly prepared, homemade baked goods. Good prices, nice staff/owners. Stopped here every day and also came the day we left to bring some macarons with. Highly recommended!

Beautiful old covered market building, of course in the center of town. It's now been turned into a…read morebunch of tourist-focused shops where you can buy generic souvenirs, postcards, some jewelry, and maybe a few useful things. Definitely not my favorite re-use of a great old covered market building, but worth a visit if you're in town - really, it's hard to miss. Then go check out the beach and cliffs, that's why you're here. And beware trying to park anywhere in the vicinity of the city center if you're driving - you're gonna end up walking so hopefully it's not raining when you visit.