Wonderful find. We were staying nearby and walked the boardwalk and found this jewel of a…read morerestaurant. The mussels apoear to be a specialty and you get a large pot full of mussels fixed many ways. 2 orders of mussels and one order of croquets and 2 kir royals were a reasonable price of 61 euros. Unfortunately I did not photograph. They spoke French and just a little English. Our phone translator worked well. I definitely recommend!!

A much better option that many others on the boardwalk. A fair walk from the Grand Hotel. Great…read moreprices on drinks, seafood, and meat/veg dishes. The salads were only okay. Very fairly priced and with good ingredients. Typical fare of the boardwalk region with a little bit more flare. They often have lots of walkins and run late. Great for families, couples, and business groups. Nice inside and outside seating options. The wait staff speaks decent English.

It was a rainy day in Honfleur and it was lunch time, thus time to get out of the rain. We came…read moreacross this creperie and just looking at it from the outside, it looked quite inviting and we entered. First of all, a friendly staff. The place was also fantastically decorated. I cannot explain it all; you just have to go. The food is the main thing when you go out to eat, of course. I started with a kir, but not the Normandy version which I had before and it is nothing more than cassis with some local sparkling cider. I had one of the galettes. Galettes are, I guess you can say, like crepes but brown, so guessing wheat based?! No clue, really. But this one was delicious. It's flat, then filled with cheese, ham, some other interesting stuff and also a fried egg. Loved it! Also, it was quite a size so did fill me up. Might have to find that place again tomorrow!

Where babies are not welcome: we were turned away because there was "no space" to accommodate 2…read morestrollers while there clearly was a table for 4 with plenty of space to accommodate two strollers without obstructing anyone. All the host needed to do was move 2 chairs but all she did was apologise she could not possibly fit us in.

Really great little hipster cafe. Paid street parking. Servers were friendly and helpful. Coffees…read moreand food were all delicious from basic mushrooms, to fresh and well dressed salad, to the unique eggs Benedict on what looked like corn arepas. Really delicious and highly recommended. We would have come back more than once if we had more time!

The food was just amazing. We went here for breakfast. If ordering the eggs benedict with corn…read morefritters, may want to share it with someone. Or skip lunch after.

This restaurant was quite nice, with a very eclectic décor making you feel like you were in…read moresomeone's home. We were seated just inside at a table under the staircase, and it was fine for me, but for someone taller it might have been a "headache" (no pun intended!) - but there was a lot of running up and down by the staff - apparently the kitchen is upstairs - and you could hear every step just above you. My husband sat across from me in a huge upholstered chair that he said he felt like he'd been "swallowed up" in, and he's not a small guy. He had to really scoot forward in order to get to his plate, and then leaning back was leaning 'far' back, since the chair was too, too roomy. Might have been a loveseat type chair. Anyway, we were seated, but waited a good ten minutes or so before anyone returned to us. We were there about 8pm or so, and things were bustling with a crowded bunch of tables, but scheduling sufficient staff should be considered. The same young lady who sat us ended up waiting on us and we noticed she had one helper (bussing, and pouring water, giving bread, etc.) but that was it. There were probably 15 table or more (many deuces, sure) but that's alot of tables to keep track of for one server. Anyway, once we got ordered and got our wine and appetizers, were relaxed a bit and did enjoy the meal. I had sole meuniere, which was very tasty, and my husband had the scallop brochettes, which he enjoyed. I enjoyed the pear crumble for dessert, and he had spiced pineapple which he didn't care for. The savory spices on the sweet pineapple spears just missed the mark for us. Overall, we felt the pricing was reasonable and we did enjoy our meal. Very nice experience.

Spectacular dinner at L'insolite. Everything was just amazing. My server, Sophie, was absolutely…read moreperfect in everything. Great recommendations. Incredible service. Very accommodating to a non-French speaking American. Highly recommend. A very special place.

Great spot for your moules frites and seafood fix. After we left, we noticed this was the only…read morerestaurant on that main Cabourg strip that was packed with a line. Every other restaurant was half or almost fully empty. Service is efficient and seafood is fresh. Definitely try it out!

This restaurant is well located in the Main Street. They warm welcomed us, with my wife and our…read morethree kids. The place is fitting well with children and the food is good. I recommend this restaurent !

Stopped in for a breakfast before heading out of town. They didn't have one of the items that the…read morekids wanted so they were nice enough to run in the back and make her bacon, egg, and cheese croissant. I had the caprese sandwich which was fresh and full of flavors with the herbs and dressings. The coffee was also very well made and flavorful. The staff was great and the seating upstairs was very cute.

Very cute little restaurant that has pastries, sandwiches and coffee. The first breakfast place…read morethat was open in the area. The staff is also happy to speak English which was super appreciated. We had the goat cheese, onion and sun dried tomato sandwich. It was amazing!

Yay Normandian buckwheat crepes! I nod to Scott D, also a San Franciscan, for also reviewing this…read moreplace - Normandy-style crepes were a big thing in San Francisco for quite a few years (so sad to see you go, Ti Couz). So, with my SF-given knowledge that there was such a thing as Normandy crepes, I came here for my first crepe in the real deal Normandy itself! This place was great, but casual. It's probably best for lunch! For dinner, it works, but doesn't quite feel right unless you're trying to get something quick. The crepes are great. They're bigger than normal crepes, and heavier. La Ficelle provides an excellent array of fillings - pick from a list of 20! Or you can just choose your own. The crepes themselves taste almost like potato pancakes, especially the crispy edges. It's about 6€ for one crepe, and that's almost enough for a meal, but getting a salad is probably a good idea if you're hungry and/or want dietary balance. I definitely recommend this place for anyone wondering how crepes are done in this part of the world!

Yeah, this is the real deal. Great whole wheat (buckwheat?) savory crepes (we didn't try the…read moredessert crepes). We also got a "salad" with gizzards confit and walnuts, heavy on the gizzards and walnuts, light on the lettuce. Gizzards were AMAZING when confit'd. Seriously. If you like duck confit, you need to try this. Crepes were great also. Seasonal Rattatoullie and egg on one crepe, and potatoes, chevre, ham, and creme fresh in the other. Good cider options also meant for an excellent meal that didn't feel like you were getting ripped off.