We wanted the Classic Mussels and Fries on the Harbour front at Dieppe. No it's not the classiest of restaurants, it's got more of a cafe' feel to it. The furnishings are adequate, the prices are reasonable and the food and service was food.
The plus side is they serve the larger Belgium fries rather than the French fries.
Favorite Dish: Mussels and Fries
Written Jan 2, 2012
Address: 3 Quai Henri IV, 76200 Dieppe, France
Phone: +33 2 35 84 12 67
The menu is displayed on a blackboard outside and is changed daily, we have been going for a few years and the dishes tend to stay the same, they do change from time to time though. It's quite small inside and you will need to book ahead, especially at the weekend. We really feel this is the best place to eat in Dieppe, run we think by a husband and wife, he being the chef and his wife running the front, she also speaks very good English should you need advice. There is always a nice atmosphere a mixture of tourists and locals.
Favorite Dish: Anything on the menu will not disappoint, though the salad with the local Neuchatel cheese is wonderful, also recently we had small fried fish balls made with cod and potato, which were excellent. Mains then fish rules here, last visit they had St Pierre (John Dory) and Solettes, simple food cooked to perfection. The deserts are also wonderful, it is one of the few places I can eat 3 courses.
Written Apr 20, 2007
Address: Rue Tete de Bouef
Phone: +33 (0)2 35 84 68 57
Chris and I both love seafood and I thoroughly recommend this fine seafront restaurant. The place was packed full when we arrived but the service was still sick and the food served by lovely ladies who smiled a lot! (More than I can say for the place down the road that hardly acknowledged our existence for 20 minutes. They probably never even noticed we had gone!)
Favorite Dish: We both had the mussels in cream with french fries. (Not original for us but when in France.....) We also had some of the local Normandy cider which was excellent. Tarte au citron and Tarte Normande to finish.
Written Aug 19, 2006
Address: 117, Quai Henri 1V 76200 Dieppe
Phone: 02 35 84 89 10
After a morning exploring Dieppe we just had time for a quick lunch before getting back on the road. It was such a lovely day so we wanted to eat outside.
We came across a little place called Villa Candy that suited us just fine. There was a shady outdoor area located on a small square, with the main restaurant just across the narrow road. Service was a little slow, but friendly enough.
Favorite Dish: We all had the Moules & Frites (Mussels & chips) and a beer. The food was tasty and good value, and was just perfect for our sunny visit to Dieppe. The restaurant also served a range of tasty sounding and looking pizzas.
Written Jul 5, 2006
Address: 34 Rue St Remy, Dieppe
Phone: 02 32 90 05 28
I felt like hugging the waiter when I asked for a table and her reply was "smoking or not"? The whole upstairs room is completely non-smoking. I took a picture of the board showing the specials for the day, but my photo didn't come out ok (whoops!). The "plat du jour" was 8 euros and there were 4 or 5 options - apart from everything else on the menu: salads, galettes, steaks etc
Updated Sep 23, 2005
Address: Grand Rue, in the pedestrianized area.
Had a very friendly welcome at this small, traditional French restaurant, at the quieter, seaward end of the main quay.
We ate from the 3 course set menu and had an excellent Muscadet wine (which we don't drink much in the UK, but was deliciously light here).
Favorite Dish: The mussells were excellent, I had a fish in a sauce, can't remember which now - it was a good meal, more like home cooking than some of the other restaurants.
Updated Jan 23, 2005
Address: 129 quai Henri IV
Phone: 02.35.84.67.67
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