Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine française en Evreux

03/12/2024: Top brasserie both in terms of the quality of the dishes and the very welcoming staff

23/11/2024: 3 stars, for the service because like all restaurants, no time to have the aperitif as the dish is already served...no time to enjoy If you wait to finish the aperitif, the dish is cold..

16/08/2024: Les plats étaient excellents. Cependant, nous avions une réservation the fork avec une remise de 20% que le le chef de salle a refusé de nous faire. Nous avons demandé à parler au patron, étant absent / on nous a promis son appel que nous attendons toujours !! Une déclaration d’escroquerie et d’abus de consommateur est faite et nous attendons le retour de the Fork. Nous souhaitons vivement qu’ils interviennent auprès de ce restaurant.

04/08/2024: Good food and fast service with a very friendly waitress

02/09/2024: Superb cuisine, excellent boss 👍

12/03/2024: 1 ère visite dans cet établissement. Avons vite constaté qu'il était préférable de réserver. Crêperie dans un style agréable avec acceuil sympathique. Les galettes sont délicieuses et très joliment présentées. En dessert la crêpe antillaise est flambée au rhum Saint James (signe de qualité). Déjeuner à refaire dès que possible

07/03/2024: Galettes et crêpes excellentes, accueil très sympathique. Un petit bémol salle un peu bruyante. Je vous recommande cet établissement

05/12/2024: Great welcome, products served in large quantities (Bavette...), fine dessert. To discover to come back!

01/12/2024: We came for lunch one afternoon: 2 menus for €35 including a starter with shrimps that have not been castrated, we taste what they have in their guts, simply immersed in frying, with too thick breading and an industrial barbecue sauce. A starter that has nothing to do with such a menu. We only had a basket of bread, although the waiter passed by the empty basket several times, no carafe of water was brought to us. The restaurant has changed a lot, it was better before, the development of the menu as well as what we have on the plates makes us feel like there is a very young team behind the stove. Disappointed, we are not ready to return.

08/06/2024: It's closed, key under the door

16/12/2024: A first with flunch caterer. Excellent!! It is certain that we will no longer look for where to go. Quality food and a complete service. A superb welcome and very good advice to guide us in our choices.

13/12/2024: Always fresh, choice for affordable prices and welcoming staff. Pleasant room.

18/12/2024: Professional lunch in this small, simple restaurant. Simple and courteous welcome. Correct fast service. The dish is simple and good. Adapted addition.

13/12/2024: we stopped by yesterday, we ate the couscous dish of the day, I highly recommend it, it was very good, very generous and a great price, thank you

30/03/2024: If you earn nothing from selling cigarios individually. Don't sell them. That's no reason to speak badly to customers.

01/03/2024: The Ébroïcien Pierre Moteau is the architect. The building has never been described as a belfry in historical sources. The 44m tower, 140 steps high, was first known as the clock and then the Clock Tower. Under the Hundred Years' War (1328-1436) The role of the Clock Tower Before 1396, a tower of the cathedral served as a watchtower for the city's inhabitants, who had a bell there to sound the alert. This year, the city has its first clock installed in a wooden building. Évreux was also one of the first towns in the kingdom to have a clock, in 1396. The role of the bourgeoisie in its construction The nature of the activities of the bourgeoisie requires a different measure of time than the dominant one of the Church, aimed at better controlling production and commercial transactions. Time needs to be measured more precisely. The essential function of the Clock Tower is therefore to punctuate the working day by telling residents the time. In 1403, the assembly of bourgeois decided to build a tower with a clock and bell. The project began with the manufacture of the bell (1406), named "Louyse", named after its godfather the Dauphin Louis, son of Charles VI and Duke of Guyenne. Construction of the tower was then launched, near the Porte de Rouen: this location made it possible to monitor the road which led to this city and through which the English often carried out their attacks. This tower was completed in 1410. That year, Louyse was installed there. The clock was made by a craftsman from Mantes, and began to chime the hours in 1412. Under Louis XI (1461-1483) In 1464, the townspeople wanted to rebuild the building. In 1481, King Louis XI sent the provost and 70 archers to demolish it. The clock was kept and temporarily moved to a church, while the old tower was destroyed and rebuilt from 1490. The structural work was completed in 1498. In modern times (1492-1789) In 1656, during the Fronde of the princes, succeeding that of the parliamentarians (contesting the regency of Anne of Austria), an arquebus shot caused bullet holes on the Clock Tower, to force Évreux, faithful to the king, to capitulate.

27/01/2025: Very dirty center, which smells bad, buckets every 20 meters because it's raining in the center... Many shops closed in the gallery. To flee!

25/01/2025: Good morning We have just left your store at the entrance on the cafeteria side there is a smell of cat pee and toilets a horror I'm not ready to go back