Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine française en Bricquebec

23/08/2026: Great kebab! We received a very warm welcome; the lady and the two gentlemen were incredibly friendly, and the kebabs were delicious. I'll definitely be back!

02/08/2026: Excessive price: 2 drinks and a kebab plate cost over €21. For comparison, 2 sausage crepes and 2 drinks at the market next door cost €10.50… I do not recommend it.

23/08/2026: We were very disappointed with our visit to the restaurant at the Hostellerie du Château de Bricquebec. We didn't feel at all transported to another place. Just a few tables were set, the rest needs improvement. The decor needs updating. There was no atmosphere. I do not recommend it.

21/08/2026: What a magnificent hotel, steeped in history and stories, some of them quite small, judging by some reviews. Yes, this hotel has retained its original character and could use a few touches here and there, but that doesn't detract from its charm (everything in its own time, because if some people had done their research, they would have known that the current owner only bought the hotel in 2024). The rooms are more than adequate, offering excellent value for money. This château benefits above all from the exceptional kindness of the four people who manage this grand building. They are all charming, approachable, helpful, and accommodating. The ladies at reception and breakfast are accommodating and offer good advice. The chef has a small menu because he works with fresh produce, and his cuisine is delicious (I declare that I found the best chocolate mousse I have ever tasted here!). The restaurant only seats 16, so you get both excellent cuisine, a fantastic setting (a huge, medieval-style room), and, as an added bonus, privacy. The receptionist/waiter/host is kind, open, humble, and also offers good advice; he's incredibly generous. He's a generous person (something sorely lacking in others). Furthermore, Bricquebec is strategically located, making it easy to explore the entire Cotentin peninsula. Grumpy, grumpy, grumbling, and other killjoys, even killjoys: keep walking! If you enjoy new experiences, are curious and open-minded, come to the Hostellerie du Château de Bricquebec to taste the food (and a very good Bénédictine), meet other people (the setting is perfect for that), and, if you're discreet, listen to the music of Satie played during the quieter hours of the day by the kind host.