Very cute French restaurant serving only typical French food. The twist: they have a mini flea…read moremarket in the back near the restrooms. The atmosphere in the restaurant is very calming and cozy. There is a fireplace and cozy seating. The food was very good, except for the andouillette (which my BF got), but not because it was bad: its just a taste I am not used to. I got the steak tartare and it was very good. I liked how they let you mix the ingredients in the meat per the amount you prefer. THEY ALSO HAVE BLACK SALT FROM HAWAII, which I thought was really a nice touch, and gave the plate an artistic look. Overall very cute place to come and eat at if you are ever in Varengeville-sur-Mer. I love this beautiful little French town by the beach, et je veux revenir bientot.

They have great fish and chips! A nice lunch and lovely to sit outside if the weather allows…read more There are often art exhibits in the back room as well.

One of the problems with checking out the really cool bars is that you can land up at one and end…read moreup not leaving until it is too late to go and check out any of the others (even when the people you meet tell you that there is a much better bar just up the road). Okay, it was a bit of a hike from our hotel, but it was certainly worth it, even if it was just for the atmosphere. Mind you, when I first saw it after stepping out of the alley (and being warmly greeted by some guys standing there), I could see that this was definitely a pretty popular bar, and when we ended up chatting with one of the patrons for most of the night it certainly left an impression on me that is going to stay for quite a while. As I said to one of them, why go to a foreign country when you are not going to mix with the locals - that is one of the best ways to actually experience other places (though of course there are those who simply treat them like museum pieces and spectacles).