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Top 10 Places to Eat

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1. Hôtel de la Marine, Barneville-Carteret

Wraparound windows allow you to enjoy the waterfront views as you savour the superb cooking of fifth-generation chef-patron Laurent Cesne (see Hôtel de la Marine, Barneville-Carteret).
2. Le Moulin à Vent, St-Germain-des-Vaux

Glorious views and the freshest seafood at very reasonable prices.
3. France et des Fuchsias, StVaast-la-Hougue

If you like seafood, you’ll love France et des Fuchsias.
4. Le Mesnilgrand, Négreville

A beautifully restored traditional Norman farmhouse in deep countryside. Peace and quiet, a lovely garden, warm atmosphere and good cooking (try the raspberry tart) are assured.
5. Auberge du Moulin, Fierville-les-Mines

There is a working windmill next door, but it’s the rustic calm of this thatched cottage, the modest prices, and the honest approach to traditional Norman cuisine that really appeal.
6. La Gonivière, St-Lô

Close to the river, an airy first-floor dining room decorated in soothing pastel shades. The cuisine is based on fresh market produce.
7. La Voisinière, Savigny

This farmhouse is also a charming restaurant-with-rooms. The menu du terroir offers a good introduction to Norman cuisine.
8. Verte Campagne, Trelly

Elegantly rustic on the inside, this old, ivy-covered farmhouse offers well-prepared dishes spread over a wide enough range of menus to suit most pockets.
9. Ferme de Malte, Villedieu-les-Poêles

Owned by the Knights of Malta, who have a long connection with the town, this former farmhouse is now a smart restaurant, with two welcoming dining rooms, one contemporary, the other rustic.
10. L’ Auberge, Mesnil-Rogues

Hams and legs of lamb spit-roasted over an open fire by jolly patron Joseph Cotentin are the specialities at this popular rustic auberge .