Top Restaurants in Coutances
Top Things to do in Coutances
France Food Guide: 4 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Coutances
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Coutances, France including Cote St Pierre, Auberge des Bonnes Gens, Le Relais du Viaduc, La Taverne du Parvis
Things to do in Coutances
1. Cote St Pierre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By Jill C
I cannot believe that we have lived in this area for so long and not visited this restaurant before.The place is very small, with about 20 covers. We had the 3 course lunchtime menu at 18â¬, a choice of 2 starters, 2 mains and 6 desserts. Each course was cooked to perfection and presented beautifully. The two staff were attentive and friendly.A trip to the toilets was interesting, down the stone spiral stairs - mind your head!I could not fault any of it. Wise to book as the place was full. We will certainly be going again.
2. Auberge des Bonnes Gens
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Open every last Sunday night of the month
Reviewed By Pikemere
A restaurant/small hotel which has been created from the old village girls' school in this small village in the Bocage in Normandy. New management took over in June 2011 and they are making a good job of running a restaurant for locals and visitors with several menus and a good value menu du jour. We have owned a second home in this village for over 20 years and have used this restaurant frequently for everyday meals and for special celebrations.
Where to eat French food in Coutances: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Le Relais du Viaduc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By CliveTate
Our party of three had a superb evening meal at this tastefully modernised restaurant. On request we were given menus in English from which we all chose different dishes from the many on offer. The service was good humoured and efficient and the food and wine delicious. The only adverse comment is that the coffee wuold be better served to english people in cups larger than those from a dolls house, but we will certainly dine there again when next in Normandy.
4. La Taverne du Parvis
Overall Ratings
3 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Mazda5Sue
We visited with friends on a bitterly cold March Saturday as we headed for the ferry home. We had stopped in Coutances and parked near the cathedral to stretch our legs and have lunch. I wondered whether we had made a poor choice as there did not seem many people there when we looked and it was right opposite the cathedral and could turn out to be a tourist trap.I was wrong- when we were lead to our table we realised there were more tables beyond the bar area which we could see. The place filled up with locals of all ages and was soon buzzing.Between our party we had 2 x â¬18.20 and 1 x â¬14.20 menus and one chose 2 courses from the main menu. There is a wide choice on the menu, enough to please everyone. Each dish was delicious and the portions were large. We had patè, goats cheese salad. herring salad and local ham. For mains: steak and chips, skate, gammon and pasta.The steak and chips was one of the best on our trip. The dessert were îles flottantes and ice cream - including an excellent pistachio one.The wine was pleasant and reasonably priced. We were all more than satisfied that we had opted to eat there.
