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Recommended restaurants in Normandy for September (updated in 2025)
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1. Restaurant de la Galerie
4.7
/5
102 Reviews
KWD13
Reservation Available
Western-style
TheForkUser
The ambiance of the restaurant was perfect for our meal and being seated near the fireplace with two legs of lamb roasting added to the experience. The food was beautifully presented and all in all was a very enjoyable experience!
2. Le Bistrot de l'Abbaye
4.6
/5
74 Reviews
Reservation Available
Western-style
TheForkUser
Impeccable! A delicious Saturday lunch at L’Abbaye. The food was thoughtfully conceived making the best of seasonal ingredients and beautifully presented. The service was friendly, professional and unostentatious. We appreciated the atmosphere of multigenerational families enjoying celebratory lunches in the historic Caen stone surroundings.
3. La Div'in
4.3
/5
56 Reviews
Reservation Available
Western-style
TheForkUser
We booked online and they were expecting us. We were greeted very warmly and well cared for. We are English and there was no problem with the language barrier. The food was great as was the decor and ambiance. The staff were teen/early twenties and seemed so very nice and friendly. My wife and I agreed that we left feeling great. We really enjoyed our experience and wouldn’t hesitate to return X
4. La Villa des Arts
4
/5
22 Reviews
KWD8
Seafood
TheForkUser
A lovely original restaurant, good service, and good food. It is quite expensive but worth it. We ate the gravalax salad - which was a surprise as in my head I'd imagined smoked salmon and it was raw salmon. The salmon rillettes were delicious. The other main was the veal which was superb.
5. Le P'tit B
4.6
/5
166 Reviews
KWD9
Reservation Available
Western-style
TheForkUser
Wonderful regional food cooked and presented well. Great service. The pear/calvados Aperol spritz was a great way to start the meal. Thank you.
6. L'Alcyone
4.6
/5
160 Reviews
KWD7
Reservation Available
Western-style
TheForkUser
The waiting staff were superb. Very friendly and interacting with humour with us and the children. The food was delicious. Seafood platter starters , the Honfleurise seafood bisque , burgers , salads...all delicious
7. Hotel Restaurant Normand
4.7
/5
76 Reviews
KWD7
Reservation Available
Western-style
TheForkUser
Very nice place with very friendly and smiley service! Our mussels (Normande for 15 euros and Cauchoise for 16 euros) were very nice and they were big portions! Nice carafe wine (50cl for 9 euros!) also!
8. Les Canisses
4.8
/5
141 Reviews
KWD8
Reservation Available
Western-style
Open Late
TheForkUser
This was just what we wanted. Great choice of local food - snails, oysters, great meat and fish all prepared beautifully. Meat cooked on open fire. Would recommend
9. Le Mascaret
4.8
/5
52 Reviews
KWD18
Reservation Available
Seafood
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TheForkUser
Quite the experience!Although our reservation via TheFork wasn't in their ledger, we were ushered into the expansive, opulent dining room without delay, to find just three tables. Niche dining, old style.There was a never-ending supply of home-baked bread, and we were served amuse-bouches quickly, explained in French. Fortunately, the main lady did speak good English (eventually).We chose 'Les Croquis de Blainville' menu at €58 each, selecting differing starters and desserts but concurring on the duck for main. The service throughout was superb, and the presentation of all dishes was exquisite, although with my basic French (my partner speaks not a word), the long-winded descriptions of everything passed us both by. The subtlety of the flavours combined with several aspects we didn't enjoy (I hate aniseed and the like) left us feeling underwhelmed, to be honest.At around €150, including a couple of glasses of wine, the price was incredible for a Michelin-starred establishment. Go!
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