Coffee shops and tea rooms Normandy

In the pedestrian street where some of the young people meet, near the courthouse, the French Coffee Shop offers a concept born more than twenty years ago: flavours distilled in coffees served with an espresso machine, very greedy, inspired by the United States. You can drink Toffee Coffee, Choco Liège or Chai Latte for the hot ones, Latte Frio or Moka Frio for the cold ones... and so many others, to accompany pastries or bowls, in club chairs from which you will find it difficult to leave... A friendly place that regularly offers new products.

On the garden side, it's yellow in the garden, often lots of regulars in the afternoon. It's an afternoon tea lounge with homemade pastries, but it's a hearty meal served. The dishes of the day make the most of homemade dishes. The salads are gargantuan. The service is effective despite the arrivals on some days.

Suzanne first marketed her pastries by delivery, before opening her boutique near the Antique Quarter. The recipes, both sweet and savoury, are entirely plant-based, and organic products take pride of place on the menu. These sweet treats are, of course, prepared the very same day. The chef also makes real works of art to order, ideal for celebrations and birthdays. Suzanne has chosen a quiet location to ensure your comfort. There's no wi-fi here: just relax and enjoy.

Straight from Japan, the Salon des P'Tea Chats concept delights young and old alike. After all, you'll be having tea with real cats! On the menu, you'll find everything you need for a gourmet snack: hot and cold drinks, homemade pastries and even savoury tarts for a quick lunch. As you enjoy your meal, you'll have the pleasure of indulging in purr-therapy in the company of felines, each more adorable than the last. The cosy atmosphere contrasts with the hustle and bustle of the city centre: a real little paradise!

Looking for a gourmet break while visiting one of France's most beautiful villages? Chez Calou invites you to relax. Situated at the foot of the church, this charming tearoom boasts a lovely terrace where you can enjoy an ice cream from the farm, a gourmet coffee with five pastries or the surprising Camembert cheese. Tea lovers can choose from a wide selection of the Palais des Thés brand. And don't forget to indulge in a latte macchiato or a hot chocolate, thick and tasty enough to comfort the winter blues.

Looking for a place to relax and unwind, in a peaceful garden sheltered from the wind and all eyes? Rendezvous at Les Dunes. It's the perfect address! Come and enjoy a hot drink with a crêpe or pastry in the tea room. Everything is homemade (crumble, tart, cheesecake...), and the sweet treats are made according to the cook's daily whims. As well as having a great time, you'll be refreshed for the end of the day and full until dinner!

We'd like to introduce you to Le Mug, a cool, cosy place where people like to take their time. In the morning, breakfast with viennoiseries from Pain Vivant - a great start! At lunchtime, we're treated to a whole host of goodies - well worth the detour! Risotto with smoked bacon or homemade bun with pulled pork, yum! We had one tiny spot left? We went for the banana-chocolate crumble! Suffice to say, all the pastries were mouth-watering, a great excuse to come back for a snack!

Take tea in the company of Buddy Pope: that's the so British proposal from the Bella team. Facing the lake, this family-run restaurant welcomes you for an English breakfast, lunch, brunch, afternoon tea or dinner under the watchful eye of this British family's poodle. The à la carte menu offers something for everyone: fish and chips, Scotch eggs, crispy fries, etc., and for dessert, an assortment of delicious cakes, all served by a hospitality professional.

"I resist everything, except temptation": that's how this Granvillian establishment sums up its state of mind. And with good reason: Dame Gourmande, launched by Maryse Jorre, who went back to school to take a pastry chef's diploma, keeps all its promises. And for four years now (already!), tarts, cookies and scones have been combined with savoury offerings to great effect at lunchtime. Of course, everything here is homemade, and the Sunday brunch is also well worth the detour. And, of course, it's delicious!

Unmissable in the city, it overlooks the Place du Théâtre - also called Place du Général de Gaulle - which it adjoins. The Café du Théâtre is obviously a nice restaurant, a beautiful delicatessen, but also a bar and tea room in which you will take the time for a nice interlude. You can sit down here, in this very cosy place, and let yourself go to the discussion or to the contemplation. The vast choice of ice creams (there are about forty of them) and small sweet flavours will be just the right thing to accompany your moment.

Le Prélude Café is a restaurant, a bar, a tea room and a shop. It can boast of offering every lunchtime a quality cuisine, home-made with mostly local products. The menu changes every day and features salad bowls and generous toasts. Coffee lovers, ask Matthieu about his latest arrivals and let yourself be enchanted by the powerful, fruity and spicy flavours of coffee from Ethiopia, Colombia and elsewhere. A truly unique establishment, whether you like it or not!

Located behind the Quai des Arts, Sophie Verdier's antiques store is a beautiful discovery. This seat stylist sells a collection of chairs of all styles, moelleux chairs, chauffeuses, which it has for most itself retapissés, but also chandeliers, tables, tableware, trinkets, dénichées curiosities all over France (like this Franco-Romanian stock of the 30 s!). Its online sales site is very well done, but nothing is worth a stroll in this place where it is also possible to follow tapestry courses and equip itself with a complete range of fabrics, leather and trimmings. Beware! Reservations must be made to be sure to be allowed, except on Saturdays where you can also enjoy the tea lounge.

Ombra coffee roasters, as the name suggests, is a local roastery with a boutique-café where you can find their range of products. Their green coffees come from the specialty coffee sector, a guarantee of quality and traceability. You can come here to work or simply relax over a cup of coffee or cappuccino, accompanied by one of the pastries of the moment. The uncluttered decor creates a pleasant atmosphere where it's easy to concentrate, sitting at the counter overlooking the street.

The good thing about this place is that it's easy to recognize the team - they don't move around much... or at all! From the top of his Arbuste, Jo, who now also markets at Place Saint-Sauveur on Fridays, is a passionate artisan who swears by high-quality 100% organic beans. On site or to take away, he offers several exceptional vintages, as well as a special beverage every month. Latte, flat white, cortado, mocha or chai latte? Artisanal roasting is the key to sublimating coffee beans, and Jo knows how to vary flavors and aromatic profiles!

For lovers of beauty, good food and greenery, there's a summer restaurant and tea room in the Jardin des Plantes Orangery. For the first time, Caen's green lung is hosting a place to relax and enjoy a snack. You'll love it! Inès and Axel concoct fresh tartines, salads, gazpacho, club sandwiches, milkshakes, ice creams from Ferme du Bois Louvet, cookies and smoothies. New: hot dishes will be introduced between now and September to warm up cooler days. After l'Aromate (rue Gémare), this couple is not short of panache!

Here is a tea room-bar-restaurant where you can stay all day. The decor is cosy, and a small stove will warm up the winter afternoons. During this time, our minds are also nourished by delving into the many books at our disposal. Artists are exhibited, musicians perform regularly, and the place is also a spot to eat, with a cuisine made of fresh, quality, and organic products: great discoveries!

Want to relax while sipping a delicious scented tea? Push the door of this small tea room located in the heart of downtown Le Havre and let yourself be surprised by new flavors! The leaves come from the four corners of the world: black tea, white tea, green tea, infusions... you will be spoilt for choice. At lunchtime, a home-made dish of the day is offered to accompany your tea. Throughout the day, sweet tooths come to pick up the delicious pastries on the menu. The little extra: the kindness of the owner!

The name of this shop says it all, but going there means seeing even more! Because the Baie des Gourmandises is a concept that includes a tea room, a café, but also a nice shop! In the latter, chocolates, ciders, and teas. To drink a coffee during the day, it's also excellent: sometimes you can even taste it in edible cups covered with chocolate! Finally, the tea room welcomes you for a sweet break, and even more, since here, we offer other products, such as oysters and toast!

Despite its name, this establishment is actually much more than a simple tearoom. Indeed, you can taste homemade cooking, whose menu changes every day according to the arrivals and the season. Leek, goat cheese, and hazelnut pie, chorizo cake, peppers and goat cheese, pumpkin and chestnut pie... And the delight continues until dessert with original fruit tarts and gourmet pastries. Accompany all this with tea (because it is the specialty of the house!) and you will leave satisfied!

It's always the right time to push the door of Gloriette! Because, in addition to being able to have lunch there, to do your shopping (not cheap but at the same time the brands are famous), you will also be very well there at tea time, around a hot drink (notice to the amateurs, the mocaccino is unctuous as in Italy!). In a clear, calm, vegetal and inspiring atmosphere, you can work or write, as we did. And why deprive yourself of the pastries on the counter? The cinnamon roll and the cheesecake are worth the detour.

Travel to the heart of South Korea without leaving Rouen! This charming tearoom offers a fusion of Western and Asian flavors, accompanied by K-pop music. A specialty not to be missed: croffle. Created from the fusion of a croissant and a waffle, this sweet treat is baked in a waffle machine before being delicately covered with a coulis and topped with a scoop of ice cream. Come to Fancy Coffee for the coffee, stay for the croffle, and leave with the impression of having experienced a moment apart, imbued with exoticism and gourmandise.

This atypical, ethical venue run by 2 sisters brings together a florist, a coffee shop and a decorating corner. On the first floor, Pauline offers seasonal flower arrangements from France and Normandy. On the^{1st floor} is Clémentine and a coffee shop with a flowery decor and a British accent. The café's philosophy is based on short circuits, and offers a vegan, homemade and seasonal menu for breakfast, lunch and snacks. Finally, on the 2nd floor, the decorating area features handicrafts, creating a peaceful atmosphere.

A Club Dorothé fan since childhood, Stéphanie passed on her passion to her children, opening a place that would welcome enthusiasts, the curious and anime fans alike. With her daughter Naomie, Stéphanie opened this tea room dedicated to the world of Japan. Le temple du geek is a journey to the land of manga, where you can enjoy homemade Japanese pastries(mochi, taiyaki, dango), as well as bubble teas and other ramune. an Asian grocery section and manga-related products are also available.

At a time when food shops are closed, especially on Sunday mornings, La Tarterie opens its doors to you in a cosy spot behind Saint-Julien church. Run by a couple who used to be florists, this tearoom offers homemade tarts and cakes, both simple and delicious. Sitting in the armchairs "as if by the fire" or seated at a bistro table, with friends or loved ones, you can enjoy a slice of savoury or sweet tart, depending on the day's specials, with a hot or cold drink, at a low price.

Run by Sophie (the mother) and Alexandra (the daughter), Delicatessen - it's all in the name - is a cosy tea room where you can enjoy savoury dishes at low prices, concocted just for you, or have a snack with the delicious desserts of Casa B, an Argentinian pastry chef. The place is charming and the welcome is sunny. Next to the tearoom is a delicatessen offering a wide range of sweet and savoury products, as well as products from Southern Europe. Logical: Italy and Greece are in the spotlight.

In Rue des Bains, Aurélien welcomes you with a smile to Pipelettes & Co., a delightful boutique-tea room that smells of coffee from a local Auge roaster, and tea, of course, with 80 varieties from different origins. With friends or as a couple, on the terrace or under a blanket, there are a thousand ways to enjoy these teas, some of them exceptional. Feeling hungry? The house serves breakfast, lunch, and sweet treats in the afternoon. The boutique also offers a range of products related to the steaming cup of tea time. Yes, my dear!

Titep: reverse the letters, and you'll find out who's behind the sign. Florian Le Petit loves two ingredients: butter and love. This enthusiast will introduce you to his sweet and savoury pastries, the originality of the house. Teas, coffees, infusions and juices are the perfect accompaniment to these delicacies. One room, three atmospheres: high chairs for those who have to work, recliners for chilling out and tables for comfortable dining. The service is adorable. To be discovered near Piazza San Marco.

A truly sensory experience awaits you at the "Celes'Tea" Salon de Thé & Bien-être in Le Neubourg. You can indulge in delights ranging from homemade cakes and carefully selected organic teas to freshly-ground coffees and local fruit juices. This haven of well-being offers much more: soothing massages, revitalizing yoga sessions and meditation for a rejuvenating break. Celes'Tea invites you to explore a world of discovery and relaxation. It's a place where sensory pleasures and well-being go hand in hand.