Location: Ouistreham
Top Restaurants in Ouistreham
Top Things to do in Ouistreham
- 1. Le Grand Bunker Musee du Mur de l'Atlantique
- 2. Pegasus Memorial (Memorial Pegasus)
- 3. Musee de la Batterie de Merville
- 4. Girafou
- 5. Hillman Site
- 6. Maison de la Nature Et de L'estuaire de L'orne
- 7. Christophe Rault Private Tours
- 8. Golf miniature
- 9. Des Vagues Et des Mots Librairie
- 10. Ranville War Cemetery
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Top 3 Healthy food in Ouistreham, Normandy, France
Reviews on Healthy food in Ouistreham, Normandy, France. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
Things to do in Ouistreham
1. Restaurant la Table d'Hotes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
Reviewed By TonyandValW654321
This restaurant is amazing! The food and wine are of the highest quality. My wife and I had the Convivial set menu at 50 euro and the house wine. Wow!! We both agreed that it was the best meal we had eaten in France. We found that all the locals use this place and it was full on a Monday lunch when we visited. I would reserve in advance to be sure of getting a table.
2. La Rose Des Vents
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Reviewed By Andy_the_Birder
We had a weekend in Normandy staying in Ouistreham, rang them from the UK to book with my dreadful French!! A really nice place, very friendly helpful waitress. Good fish and seafood. They have some nice menu choices. Reasonably priced.Had the home smoked Camembert - excellent. Recommended.
3. Le restaurant de la Villa Andry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
The panoramic Restaurant of the Villa Andry rears its sumptuous façade facing the sea and the beach at Ouistreham. In some of the rooms and restaurant you will attend the show without constantly-renewed sea and its play of light. Each sunset over the beac
Reviewed By michaela96
This restaurant is furnished in a delightfully quirky fashion. The place is very convenient for the beach, has it's own parking and is very near to the Port for ferry crossings.My wife and I had booked for 8 pm for a Tuesday evening meal. We arrived and were seated by the very friendly staff. And then we were left for nearly 15 minutes before anyone thought to ask if we would like an aperitif. That is not good. Thereafter everything ran smoothly. My wife had 6 oysters followed by guinea fowl stuffed with mushrooms. She said the oysters were most excellent and the poultry beautifully cooked. I started with a "pacific fusion" style starter with seared tuna rolled in parsley and served with a soy jelly and carpaccio of aubergine. Lovely. I also tried the guinea fowl. It really was most excellent. Because of the delay when we first arrived we did not have time for a dessert.For wine I had a glass of voigner (white) and half a bottle of the red 2014 Cadillac. Highly recommended.Would we go again? Most certainly but please pick up on the service. People really do like to be asked what they would like for an aperitif as soon as they have sat down.
Where to eat European food in Ouistreham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
