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we visited this charming café years ago under the previous owner, and it was nicely remade without losing its intimate charm. The meal is still largely prepared behind the bar within reach if the guests and the inhabitants sit down and discuss in the small bar - all very casual. We had the fixed menu - a liver pielet (the best way to describe it - but really tasty) followed by a pot with beautiful potatoes. the other... View all feedback.
What Theresa Richards doesn't like about Le Bouchon:
I love wine! but it! a dry white fruity of red wine served too fresh and an exessive surtax for a bottle of Beaujolais that we wanted to consume on site with two meals I did not understand. I understand that they have to win their crust but an exeption to bring the customer back was coool!For the meal nothing to say! View all feedback.
We spotted this establishment by walking from the nearby parking lot and decided that it was a must-see visit. our special attraction was the guests who had lunch around the bar where you mix and watch your food cook - so unique! how you cross the wine store and then enter the dining room. the menu was written on a black table with a fixed menu of 13 € for entry and dish, both with 2 choices. Obviously, being a wine store, the choices of wines were numerous. We had an interesting conversation with the owner. He was very charming and extremely beautiful (we couldn't all keep my eyes on him!), which further accentuated his passion for his business as he explained how everything had started. style cooked in a well-kept restaurant and away from all tourists! I wish the owner a good success in the company he deserves.
Concept super nice wine cellar...but not really fresh and frozen dessert. pie had taste of freezer fridge
Concept very nice, authentic setting, welcome and advice from the owners of the place, super wine cellar and quality alcohol.We eat it simple but good and from the terroir.
A small wine bar near the large bayeux shopping artery. there was a cheese cutlery board, all accompanied by a white wine advised by the patron saint who turned out to be very good.
We were at bayeux for the tapestry museum and hungry for lunch after a morning there. walking in the center, we fell on a wonderful smell of well cooked food and followed our nose to this little coffee. it can accommodate less than 20 people but fortunately there were two seats open at the bar. very tasty specialties and at reasonable prices for main entrances and dishes. and don't miss a stop in the wine store to which the coffee is attached because they have very good wines.
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