Well I can't give an opinion on the food as we never managed to get served. We were there for over an hour and politely asked for service several times in both English and French (one person with us had native speaker fluency) and the staff always seemed like they would help but the most we ever got was a menu. We left without as much as getting a glass of water. It was ridiculous
Favorite Dish: what dish?
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Rue Claude Monet (toward east end)
Some locals we met at the bus stop told us about this place and we followed them there. It's a very homely kind of place, an old farm turned restaurant. There was an hors d'hoeuvres buffet inside and I had the steak au poivre which was amazing. All of it inexpensive as well.
Written Jan 5, 2008
Address: 9, rue des Falaises F-27620 Giverny France
Phone: 33 (0) 232 51 66 32
The restaurant is just inside the entrance to the Museum of American Art by the shop. It serves full meals or you can sit in the terrace or int he garden and simply have a coffee.
Favorite Dish: On;y had coffee, but the menu looked very smart.
Written May 8, 2007
After a walk around the gardens it is nice to have a sit down and a snack for lunch. Opposite the main entrance to the Monet House & Gardens is a little window next to the flower shop selling simple snacks, sandwiches and hotdogs and a drink.
The Parisian (cheese and ham) hits the spot when breakfast was 5 hours before!
Written May 8, 2007
Very nice dinner; reasonably priced and good service; one of the only places open at night. Very different from my other eating experiences in Giverny - read my other restaurant tip
Favorite Dish: We all had good food
Updated Jul 17, 2005
Address: 81 rue Claude Monet
Phone: 33 (0) 2.32.21.10.03
Website: http://giverny.org/gardens/baudy/restogb.htm
This is a charming and convenient brasserie just across from the train station. We did not actually eat here, but had a drink while waiting for the train back to Paris. It is a good place to meet other travelers while you sip your wine or espresso. We me a lady and her two daughters from Denmark. I almost had them convinced that Ted Turner had bought Tara (Scarlett's home in "Gone With the Wind") but my wife ratted me out.
Written Nov 16, 2004
Las Nympheas is next to the gardens and is a great place to stop for lunch before or after a visit there. There is a small terrace room with a glass wall so that even in cool weather you can be almost outside. It has a lovely garden in front.
Favorite Dish: Since this is in or near Calvados you should try things made from the local apples. We had cider with lunch - it is slightly sweet, but very light and tasty. Calvados is also an apple brandy so I had a Normandy apple tart with Calvados poured over it. It as well as my salad and quiche were delicious.
Written Nov 16, 2004
Where nice restaurant. You can sit in the garden or inside (very beautiful). Closed between November and March!
Favorite Dish: Salads!
Written Sep 23, 2006
Address: 81, rue Claude Monet 27620 Giverny
Phone: 02 32 21 10 03
The outside patio was very comfortable and the salads were excellent as well as filing. The service could have been a bit faster and the waiters were, well they were French. nuff said.
Written Nov 2, 2005
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