I am traveling to Normandy in September and wonder if anyone has advice of a nice place to dine.
We are staying in.Bayeux, but don’t mind a drive. Good food, excellent experience or preferably both.
Thanks in advance
Posted by
Panguitch, Utah
2703 posts
No need to drive, the best restaurant in the area is right in Bayeux; la Rapière. Reserve well in advance.
Posted by
3439 posts
Our last great meal in Bayeux was in 2019 at Le Pommier. On that same trip, we had another great meal at the Hotel Villa Lara's restaurant.
Many Bayeux restaurants are closed on Mondays - so reservations can be time, if not life, savers.
Posted by
OP
43 posts
I know that there are lots of options, but a past experience led me to ask for some help. Thank you! It gives me direction.
Posted by
big blue marble
427 posts
Many Bayeux restaurants are closed on Mondays - so reservations can be time, if not life, savers.
There's a world-famous restaurant in Bayeux that's open Mondays, in a pinch.
Posted by
OP
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Sammy, I try to avoid that particular food here in the USA, I really don’t want to waste my caloric expenditure at this “fine” establishment when I am in France!
Posted by
big blue marble
427 posts
Well, in that case, if you want to make a drive and see a bit of the Normandie countryside, I can make a few suggestions west of Bayeux:
- The Prebytere, in Heugueville-sur-Sienne.
- Coté St, Pierre, in Coutances
- Kalamansi, also in Coutances
- Salicorne, in Agon-Coutainville
- And if you want the freshest possible shellfish right on the beach, La Vielle Digue, in Blainville-sur-Mer