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We stopped at this restaurant on the recommendation of our tour driver. What a wonderful place it was! For 21 Euros, we each had a 3 course meal. Example: Oysters ( one dozen, beautiful!), then Coquilles St. Jacques,( one of the better known French classics, is a dish of creamed scallops and mushrooms in a Swiss Cheese and wine Mornay Sauce.) followed by a chocolate tart. The staff and service was friendly and we got our food quickly, as I am sure, they realize many tour buses that come through are all on schedules. Great view of the beach and the Mulberries,( a temporary concrete harbour constructed at Gold Beach; when fully operational, it had the capacity to move 7,000 tons of vehicles and supplies per day from ship-to-shore. )
Favorite Dish: The fois gras and the Coquilles St jacques
Updated Jun 2, 2009
Address: Arromanches
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Facing the sea with inside and outside tables the Hotel de Normandie serves excellent food, and the staff are very courteous and friendly
Favorite Dish: I had Moule Normandie et Frites, the mussels (500g of them!) arrived in a pan and were excellent, I was absolutely stuffed by the time I had finished, they were far too good to leave !
Written Aug 30, 2003
Address: 5, Place du 6 Juin
Phone: 02 31 22 34 32
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