In this article, you’ll find our reviews of what we think are the best restaurants to eat at in Rouen.
The range of restaurants in the Normandy capital is wide and varied, with excellent eateries to suit all tastes and prices. You’ll discover a cuisine of land and sea that sublimates the products of Normandy’s terroir. We strongly advise you to book a table for all the above establishments whenever possible.
Culinary discovery is an integral part of the journey andexperience. We’re convinced that eating well, even on vacation, is a real priority. Let’s eat!
This opinion is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the area anonymously, making our own choices, and paying all our bills in full.
Rouen’s best restaurants: our 3 favourites
In this article, you’ll find detailed reviews of each of our selected establishments. But we couldn’t resist sharing our favorite restaurants with you right now:
- Restaurant L’Odas (1 star): an excellent Michelin-starred establishment in Rouen, driven by the instinct and intention of chef Olivier Da Silva. The menu between land and sea offers several different rhythms: between 3 and 7 beats at lunchtime or 5 and 7 beats in the evening. The chef’s wonders are tasted blind, and our taste buds remember them!
- Restaurant Simone: a relaxed atmosphere for a resolutely creative and daring cuisine, all with a controlled bill – what more could you ask for, except to return often!
- Salon de thé Dame Cakes: a real place for indulgence and relaxation in the heart of Rouen, this tea room is a place we particularly appreciate for its atmosphere and the refinement of its pastries. You can even have lunch there!
WHERE TO STAY IN Rouen
Option 1: in the old town center
A charming historic heart, museums and attractions around every corner… We recommend..:
- Gustave Flaubert Literary Hotel with lots of quotes – see prices, photos and availability.
- Hôtel de Bourghteroulde set in a 16th-century residence – see prices, photos and availability.
Option 2: near the station
Just a 10-minute walk from the historic center, you’ll find more modern options. We recommend..:
- Blu Radisson Hotel next to the Jeanne d’Arc Tower – see prices, photos and availability.
- Hotel de Dieppe Best Western and its Art-deco ambience – see prices, photos and availability
Michelin-starred and gourmet restaurants in Rouen
1. Restaurant L’Odas – 1 star
Pushing open the door of this establishment in the heart of Rouen’s old town, we were not disappointed. Chef Olivier Da Silva and his team welcomed us into a chic setting, where raw materials are given pride of place. Velvet armchairs, dark wood tables, large gilded sconces and a wood-planked ceiling adorn the main room, creating a warm ambience.
In this refined, colorful setting, you’ll enjoy a cuisine that blends land and sea, with a hint of citrus to enhance the taste of local, seasonal produce on your plate.
The extensive wine list showcases all the French wine regions, with many grands crus. Don’t hesitate to ask the sommelier for advice, and he’ll be delighted to guide you through the food and wine pairing process. He was a great help during our meal. Champagne, liqueurs and soft drinks are also available to suit your tastes.
On the menu, you’ll be able to choose between 3 to 7-count lunchtime or 5 to 7-count dinnertime formulas, all tasted blind. Lobster has a special place on the chef’s menu. The balance between flavors and textures was close to perfection, with an explosion on the palate.
Also, the sequence of dishes was very well paced, neither too fast nor too slow. We were able to savor every one of the chef’s creations. A must for food lovers.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: gastronomic starred.
- Capacity: more than 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €50 and €160 per person (excluding drinks) depending on the formula.
- Normandy specialities: yes, but revisited.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
Soon available our detailed review at Restaurant L’Odas in Rouen.
2. Restaurant Les Nymphéas
Another fine address in the city of a hundred steeples is the gourmet restaurant Les Nymphéas. In a beautiful half-timbered house, you’ll find Norman traditions revisited on your plate. The establishment takes its name from Claude Monet’s famous masterpiece in 8 compositions, exhibited at the Musée de l’Orangerie in Paris.
We were immersed in an authentic, rustic setting from the moment we arrived, and crossed a small cobbled alley to reach the restaurant entrance. You can choose to dine indoors or on the courtyard terrace, away from the hustle and bustle of the city’s historic center.
French gastronomy is sublimated by chef Alexandre Dessaux’s savoir-faire: lobster tail à l’armoricaine, oxtail and beef cheek terrine, veal kidneys, duck breast or apple soufflé flambéed in Calvados, there’s something for everyone. 3 menu options are available, including a children’s menu for children under 12.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: gastronomic.
- Capacity: more than 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €50 and €60 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations required here.
3. Restaurant La Couronne
An institution on Rouen’s Place du Vieux-Marché, La Couyronne gourmet restaurant is one of France’s oldest inns. Since 1345, the Auberge de la Couronne has witnessed the passing of several centuries and names that have left their mark on French history, such as Joan of Arc and Pierre Corneille.
Chef Vincent Taillefer and his brigade offer a range of menus, from €29 to €83 per person, to help you (re)discover delicious Normandy specialities. Duck in blood, Normandy beef, regional cheeses, shellfish, lobster and other seafood delights… There’s no doubt about it, you’re in for a treat! It’s one of the last establishments to prepare and serve duck à la Rouennaise, or duck in blood, a veritable institution in Norman gastronomy and a culinary preparation with a long tradition.
To accompany these tasty dishes, you’ll find an extensive wine and spirits list. La Couronne also offers 7 rooms and lounges with different atmospheres to organize your receptions and business meals in a historic setting.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: gastronomic.
- Capacity: more than 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €35 and €90 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
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4. Restaurant La Galerie
Located just 2 steps from the famous Place du Vieux-Marché, in the heart of Rouen’s historic center, La Galerie restaurant offers a friendly atmosphere in a cosy, understated setting. The owners wanted you to discover their taste for art and photography. Indeed, during your meal, you’ll be surrounded by canvases, paintings and snapshots on display in the main room.
Chef Bruno Poret and his team welcome you to enjoy refined and original gourmet cuisine!
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: gastronomic.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €35 and €50 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required on 02 35 70 56 83.
Bistronomic restaurants in Rouen
5. Restaurant Simone
Located just 2 steps from the antiques district and close to the Halles, Restaurant Simone is so discreet that we passed it without even seeing it!
The room, although on 2 levels, isn’t huge, but it’s decorated with care, and you can already feel a hint of boldness breaking through with the flowery paper and ochre banquettes.
The lunch menu is short (2 starters, 2 main courses and 2 desserts), which is a good sign, and it changes every week, a guarantee of freshness and creativity!
The cuisine is resolutely contemporary, combining local produce with modern touches (pickles, spices…) to liven things up. The dishes are well executed and full of flavor.
The wine list is well-stocked, with a dozen or so by-the-glass references from all over France and a fine selection of bottles, including the prized “Clos de coulée de Serrant”, a benchmark Savennière in the Loire.
Practical information for Tempo restaurant:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: around €30 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes, but revisited.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required on 02 35 70 53 97.
6. Restaurant L’Épicurius
Refinement, color, terroir and creaminess are all on the menu at the bistronomic L’Épicurius in Rouen. This restaurant, named after a famous ancient Greek philosopher, reminds us of the importance of enjoying fine food. Eating well, whether on vacation or in everyday life, is a priority for us, because pleasure and the sensation of discovery can also be found on the plate!
Chef Quentin Le Deunff and his team invite you on a culinary journey punctuated by their passion for gastronomy and the art of entertaining. In a warm, subdued atmosphere, we enjoyed our meal in this intimate cocoon.
From 2 to 7 courses, you can choose from 4 menu options to discover the chef’s original and harmonious menu. Between seafood delicacies, seasonal vegetables, meats, cheeses and herbs, the chef combines textures and flavors with subtlety. Food and wine pairings can be suggested on the sommelier’s advice.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €40 and €90 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
Our review of L’Épicurius restaurant in Rouen will be available soon.
7. Gill Restaurant
Sobriety, lightness and serenity are what the owners of the Gill establishment in downtown Rouen aim to offer their customers. In a relaxed atmosphere and no-frills decor, you’ll discover the cuisine of chef Gilles Tournadre, a native of Normandy with a passion for Japanese flavors. He and his team offer a menu that blends the exoticism of the Land of the Rising Sun, local Normandy produce and the savoir-faire of French gastronomy. A culinary voyage of discovery!
You’ll enjoy a fusion cuisine that combines simplicity and seasonality, while revealing the richness and subtlety of French and Japanese cuisine.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €30 and €130 per person (excluding drinks) depending on the formula.
- Normandy specialities: yes, but revisited.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
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8. Tandem Restaurant
Run in tandem by Victoria and Fabien, a couple with a passion for the art of good food and entertaining, this bistronomic Rouen restaurant welcomes you to the historic heart of the city.
Here, you’ll enjoy creative and passionate cuisine, with influences from all over the world, and in particular from the many destinations the owners have traveled to around the world, from France to Quebec. Fish, veal or duck for the main courses, all homemade and of French origin, the menu evolves and changes according to the seasons and the chef’s desires, but also according to new arrivals.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €25 and €55 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required by telephone on 02 32 83 18 63.
9. Restaurant Markette
A small, fresh, seasonal menu that reassures you of the quality of the dishes. Whether you want to eat on the go or take your time, Markette has it all! This address is a sure bet in Rouen.
This carefully prepared, original cuisine made our mouths water. Despite the short menu, there’s something for everyone. Vegetarians are sure to love Markette’s rigatonis, made with cream and genuine French summer black truffles. There’s an art to sublimating ingredients with simplicity and no fuss, even on the plates, and that’s the promise of this bistronomic restaurant.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €40 and €60 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations recommended on 09 86 76 08 42.
10. Restaurant Le Boma
When you open the doors of Restaurant Le Boma on Rouen’s famous Place du Vieux-Marché, you enter an establishment where gastronomy, boldness and conviviality go hand in hand. Rice pudding, artichoke, duck breast or filet Normand, the chef and his team revisit their classics to surprise you.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €21 and €40 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialties: no.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations required here.
OUR ADVICE FOR RENTING A CAR IN Normandy
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Choose a car that is comfortable enough (distances can be long) but compact (some parking lots and villages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.
Healthy restaurants in Rouen
12. Restaurant Les gens heureux
Its regularly renewed menu, its location in the heart of the city and its friendly atmosphere make it a must-visit address in Rouen. Restaurant Les Gens Heureux welcomes you for lunch and dinner, Monday to Friday, to enjoy balanced dishes with a wide range of flavors. Whether you dine al fresco or indoors, you’ll leave happy and smiling after a healthy meal in this charming, value-for-money venue.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: more than 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €15 and €40 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations required here.
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13. EMJI Restaurant
Healthy, balanced meals are important, even on vacation! At the EMJI restaurant, you’ll find a range of daily hot dishes, savory and sweet tarts, quiches, salads, as well as homemade cakes and pastries as a dessert guide. The establishment is also a tea room and café.
Just 2 steps from the Gros-Horloge and Place du Vieux-Marché, we enjoyed eating fresh, healthy produce on our plates, accompanied by salad and bread. We had chosen to dine indoors, but a terrace has been set up for you to enjoy the outdoors.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €15 and €25 per person.
- Normandy specialties: no.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations recommended on 02 35 36 66 02.
Our review of the EMJI Restaurant in Rouen will be available soon.
14. Dame Cakes tea room
The Dame cakes tea room is both a place to indulge and relax, with a beautiful view of Rouen’s Notre-Dame Cathedral. This charming establishment will be a gentle interlude in the heart of the old town if you stop in. In fact, we’ve listed it among our 15 ideas for things to do in Rouen.
In a setting worthy of Alice in Wonderland, you can enjoy cakes, tarts, madeleines, homemade pastries and other sweet delights. Dame Cakes opened its doors in 2002, in a place steeped in history. Ferdinand Marrou’s former ironworks, created in 1902, some of whose creations are on display at the Musée de la Ferronnerie de Rouen, then housed the Roussel printing works until 2002.
Today, this famous tea room has become a must-visit address for a snack (it’s sacred!) in a charming setting all day long. At lunchtime from 12pm to 3pm, savory tarts, crumbles, salads and cakes will be served according to season and arrival.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: tea room.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €15 and €30 per person.
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations recommended on 02 35 07 49 31.
Our full review of the Dame Cakes tearoom in Rouen will be available soon.
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Restaurants where to eat with the kids
15. Restaurant La Cantine Arkose
In this industrial setting, metal chairs, wooden tables and old containers stand side by side. On the banks of the Seine, come and discover this committed bistro dressed by urban artist Ratur from Le Havre. Climbing courses are also available for young and old.
On the à la carte menu, regional classics are revisited with recipes from around the world. For vegetarians, there’s a fresh bowl and a veggie burger on the menu! Children also have their own “kids” formula: a choice of pasta Bolognese, carbonara or burger, accompanied by dessert and syrup.
Beer lovers? La Cantine Arkose offers a range of craft beers to discover on the menu.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: South Shore.
- Type: bistronomic canteen.
- Capacity: more than 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €20 and €35 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes, but revisited.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Find out more here.
16. Restaurant La Crêperie rouennaise (open Sundays)
The crêperie remains a timeless and reliable choice for a balanced diet and a pleasure for young and old alike. La Crêperie Rouennaise is one of our top places to eat with your little ones. In a warm and friendly atmosphere in the heart of the old town, this establishment offers homemade crêpes and galettes to suit all tastes.
Classic, vegetarian, vegan, there’s something for everyone on the à la carte menu. Fresh, local produce is used in these succulent, generous galettes. Salads, burgers and homemade ice creams are also on the menu, with 3 different formulas to suit all tastes.
The team in the dining room is also very welcoming and helpful, and will suggest that you dine indoors or enjoy the restaurant’s terrace.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: crêperie.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €10 and €20 per person, depending on the formula chosen.
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations recommended on 02 35 71 04 10.
17. Restaurant Prélude
At the Prélude restaurant, we discovered a reduced menu that favors seasonal produce and new arrivals, with dishes that change every week. The coffee-loving owners offer a wide selection of hot drinks at any time of day. The menu also includes a breakfast menu and a variety of homemade pastries for snacks and sweet breaks!
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: café restaurant.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €15 and €25 per person.
- Normandy specialties: no.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- No reservation possible.
Restaurants open on Sundays in Rouen
18. Restaurant Le Jehanne (Blu Radisson – brunch available)
At the Radisson Blu Hotel in the center of Rouen, we found the Jehanne restaurant. We were won over by its refined, authentic setting and traditional bistro cuisine. Sitting around a round table inside, we enjoyed the truly convivial atmosphere.
For lunch or dinner, you can choose between a meal in the cosy setting of the restaurant’s interior, or a more authentic meal in the garden or on the terrace overlooking the Donjon de Rouen. If you prefer Sunday brunch, the restaurant offers a buffet formula at €43 per person.
On the menu, between sea, countryside and land, local Normandy products are given pride of place. Oysters, “ficelle normande” or truffled béchamel with sautéed mushrooms, celery cannelloni with Pont-l’Évêque PDO cheese: what will you choose?
The icing on the cake is a platter of Normandy PDO cheeses to round off the meal. We had a choice of the region’s must-try cheeses: Neufchâtel, Pont-l’Évêque, Camembert and Livarot. Of course, we tasted everything! All melt in the mouth, a delight.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: train station.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: more than 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €35 and €50 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
Our review of Restaurant Le Jehanne in Rouen will be available soon.
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19. Restaurant Le 6e Sens
Inspired and inspiring cuisine awaits you at Restaurant Le 6e Sens. The service is impeccable and the setting very pleasant. Indoors in an 18th-century vaulted cellar combining rough stonework and modernity, or on a terrace overlooking a pedestrian street, come and enjoy the contemporary creations of chef Hakim Benallal and his team.
You can choose between 3 menus: EfferverSENS, combining poultry and seafood, SENSualité, mixing countryside and sea, and finally IncandeSENS, a 7-step menu that evolves according to arrivals and the inspirations of the chef and his team to offer you a unique moment. QuinteSENS pairings are the perfect match for food and wine. A vegetarian dish is also available à la carte.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: bistronomic.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: from €26 to €54 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
20. Restaurant La Marmotte
Are you tempted by Savoyard cuisine? Restaurant La Marmotte is a gourmet fondue house in winter and a brasserie in summer. For over 15 years, this mountain chalet-style cocoon in the heart of Rouen has been serving up its speciality: Savoyard and Burgundy fondues. Generous dishes are served in a friendly atmosphere, using products sourced exclusively from small Savoy producers. Also, the “petite marmotte” menu, with main course, dessert and drink, is sure to please the little ones.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: French brewery.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: from €17 to €40 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialties: no.
- Particularly suitable for children: yes.
- Reservations required here.
OUR ADVICE FOR RENTING A CAR IN Normandy
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Choose a car that is comfortable enough (distances can be long) but compact (some parking lots and villages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.
Delicatessens in Rouen
In Fine delicatessen restaurant
In Fine in Rouen’s old town is the place to eat in or on the terrace of a delicatessen! Home-cooked dishes and sandwiches await you at Patricia and Laurent Blanchard, artisans on allée Eugène Delacroix.
Quality and exacting standards are the watchwords of this Rouen-based grocery store, which offers home-made products to be enjoyed on the premises or at home.
As well as desserts, fluffy focaccia and curry buns, you can buy local produce in the grocery section. Foie gras, terrines, oils, pasta, spices, chocolates, cookies, teas or coffees – the choice is yours!
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: delicatessen.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €10 and €15 per person (excluding drinks) for lunch.
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- More information on the official website.
Boutique à manger Goût
Close to Rouen’s Notre-Dame Cathedral, Goût was a wonderful discovery! Delicious cuisine served in harmony with quality wines in a room that’s often packed because the place is a victim of its own success. In addition to its mouth-watering dishes, it’s also Rouen’s 1st concept store devoted exclusively to the art of the table, where you’ll find tableware, accessories and spices for your own kitchen. This gourmet canteen is definitely a place to try out if you’re passing through Rouen.
Practical information:
- Neighborhood: old town.
- Type: gourmet canteen.
- Capacity: less than 25 covers.
- Price range: between €10 and €20 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required on 02 35 63 04 50.
PLAN YOUR TRIP TO Normandy
Inspiration destinations
- Deciding where to go in Normandy – the best destinations
- Our weekend ideas: best-of, romantic, unusual, seaside, luxury, family
- 16 seaside hotels in Normandy
- The most beautiful charming hotels in Normandy
Best of
Practice
- Where to stay in Normandy – best places and hotels
- See our tips for renting a car at CDG airport, Orly airport, Beauvais airport, Caen, Rouen, Bayeux…
Where to eat near Rouen
Restaurant Les Capucines – Le Petit-Quevilly
For 3 generations, the Demoget family has welcomed you to this elegant setting in Petit-Quevilly. In a warm, contemporary atmosphere, come and enjoy the great classics of French gastronomy. This place, where cultivating the art of entertaining is a tradition, is located less than 20 minutes by car from Rouen.
Practical information:
- Location: Le Petit-Quevilly.
- Type: gastronomic.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Price range: between €36 and €42 per person (excluding drinks).
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required here.
Restaurant Les gastronomes – La Bouille
Enjoy traditional French cuisine revisited by chef Francis Forestier, about 40min drive from Rouen. In La Bouille, a village on the banks of the Seine, the chef’s aim is to add color and, above all, flavor to your plate for an unforgettable meal worthy of his expertise. For over 20 years, Restaurant Les Gastronomes, run by Isabelle and Francis Forestier, has been renowned for the quality and finesse of its dishes.
Practical information:
- Location: Le Petit-Quevilly.
- Type: gastronomic.
- Capacity: approx. 25 place settings.
- Normandy specialities: yes.
- Particularly suitable for children: no.
- Reservations required on 02 35 18 02 07.
OUR ADVICE FOR RENTING A CAR IN Normandy
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Choose a car that is comfortable enough (distances can be long) but compact (some parking lots and villages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.
Frequently asked questions
Where to eat cheap in Rouen?
Eat cheap in Rouen, it’s possible! We’ve put together a short selection for you:
- Restaurant Le Bistrot d’Arthur: an address to remember in Rouen, offering traditional dishes in a warm, local bistro atmosphere.
- Restaurant le Diplomate: contemporary cuisine with good products, good value for money and efficient service – what more could you ask for?
- Restaurant L’anticonformiste: home-style cooking in a friendly, smiling atmosphere!
There are also a number of foodtrucks offering decent-quality dishes, such as Cabane à Mijo, a “French-style food truck”, and La Bricketerie, a new concept featuring fresh, artisanal and local produce.
Where to eat at night in Rouen?
If you’re looking for a place to eat in Rouen after midnight, there are a few fast-food and home-delivery outlets, but it’s worth noting that the quality isn’t always up to scratch. We advise you to opt for one of the restaurants selected in this article.
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