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France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Pont-L'Eveque
Find out what French restaurants to try in Pont-L'Eveque including L'Atelier Gourmand, L'Angelot, Auberge le Clos Saint Julien, La Gondole, Le Bouchon Normand, La Popote en Cocotte, Le Vaucelles, Le Rollon, Auberge des Dominicaines, A table
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10. A table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By skichick09
This is an incredible little place - absolutely delicious set menu (16.5 euros!) in a cafe next to the intermarche supermarket. Only in France can you get Michelin star food in such a setting. The place is homely with lovely waitresses and a yummy menu. Excellent. Flavoursome food with interesting twists - we were all blown away with it. Just wow.
9. Auberge des Dominicaines
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By AvuncularAmerican
The setting is lovely: historic half-timbered house, on main street of this charming town. A fixed-price menu lunch and dinner, with wine by the glass if you want. Service was punctual. Can't say friendly, but not unfriendly. The starters were okay, the main course very Norman (with apples and cider accompanying our pork stew). Dessert not inspired. So even though we had a perfectly okay meal, we could say the experience was... average.
8. Le Rollon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By TahoeByDesign
We rented a villa in the town of Pont l'Eveque which is an absolutely, adorable storybook Normandy, France town. Within walking distance we have many fine bakeries, restaurants and shops. One of the restaurants we tried was Le Rollon. The ambiance is classic French and very welcoming. I have found that in this part of France, it is extremely helpful to know some French as the menus are not translated and French is spoken almost exclusively. Fortunately my teens were able to use and practice their French and we truly enjoyed the authentic experience.Every bite of food at Le Rollon was superb. We all had different entrees from the steak, salmon, roasted lamb and duck confit. We all loved everything and I had to try some of my son's potato gratin as it was fantastic. I still wonder how they get so many layers of the potato to cook so perfectly? I think I will go back and ask today.If you are looking for an intimate, cozy authentic French dining, definitely visit the lovely family who owns Le Rollon. I highly recommend you try and be sure to save room for dessert.
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7. Le Vaucelles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 441 reviews
Reviewed By LynneE68
We were recommended to this restaurant by our chamber d'hôte hostess. She said it was popular with locals and so it proved on the rainy April Wednesday evening when we visited.It speaks volumes for the restaurants food, service and ambience in a town where there are plenty of choices for tourists and locals that they were full all evening. We chose the 20 Euro menu and were very satisfied, pleased also that they offered us the menu which they had translated themselves. We wish we were locals as this would be well worth a regular visit.
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6. La Popote en Cocotte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 708 reviews
Reviewed By Richard B
recommended by the auberge, we had a delicious meal here and would go again.parking available across the road, the ambience is fine.
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5. Le Bouchon Normand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By WDSmith485
I had dinner there July 22, 2014. Small quaint and very friendly restaurant with a balance of tourists and locals. The food was very fresh and tasty - I thoroughly enjoyed my meal which started with "Salade Fraicheur" composed of tiny cubes or cucumber, apple, a little fresh tomato and mint, followed by a delicious rib steak. All this with the famous local Norman cider.I subsequently learned that the couple running the restaurant wanted to return to New York where they had worked (sorry no details available). Yet, the dishes are truly French. Prices are closer to Paris prices than local prices, but they have fixed price "Menus" which are quite varied and the food quality certainly justified the prices. I recommend them if your in the area.
4. La Gondole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew G
Needed a quick lunch between lunchtime closure at local attractions and walked through town to find this little gem! We were warmly welcomed by the staff; the restaurant was full but fortunately as we arrived a table came free. The food was great and pizza's we saw coming out from the kitchen looked great. I had a pasta dish which was very tasty and our meal with a drink only came to 20â¬. Would definitely return.
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3. Auberge le Clos Saint Julien
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
The Auberge le clos Saint Julien welcomes you in an old traditional Norman inn, slightly renovated. You can have lunch or dinner on the terrace in the middle of the fields, if time permits, and discover a cuisine of the moment, cooked exclusively from fre
Reviewed By Elaine S
We have been visiting this restaurant for over ten years now, and Nicolas never fails to deliver the best food ! The menu is presented on a blackboard with a starter of the day and a main dish of the day. everything is sourced locally, and cooked freshly. The ambiance whether in the small dining area near to the fire, which is cosy in the winter, or in the main dining area is always good. Highly recommended
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2. L'Angelot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 618 reviews
Reviewed By Worldtravellerguru
This is a good place to drop in if you are looking for something local and reasonably priced. The menu offers a good selection of French cuisine and the set menu offers great value for money. The staff speak reasonable English and will help with the menu, although they donât have an English menu. Being off the beaten track and some distance from Deauville you pay about half the price o what you would in the touristic area.
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1. L'Atelier Gourmand
Overall Ratings
5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By bruce w
Reasonably priced crêperie ideal for lunch, we had a salad and one of the toasts from the menu, both were very generously served with fresh products, the service was very friendly and the restaurant itself was well decorated and laid out.The only negative points were, the wait for the food was a bit long and the products were not necessarily in accordance with the season.Overall though a pretty good little restaurant.
