Le Jardin - Menu

very good very good reception we will return with pleasure

Very good restaurant Fresh and good quality products. We're having fun.

A good value for money... liver fats a pleasure. Thanks for my taste buds.

Excellent meal. Home products. Home and impeccable service. We'll be back with great pleasure.

Absolutely fan of the garden.Recome after a little disappointing lunch in August, this time completely delighted by our dinner. excellent foie gras, delicious gambas and pavlova dessert a treat. Pressed to go back!

We found ourselves there because the famous patisserie/chocolatier round the corner was still closed. Friendly. Good service. Starters good. Main course white fish with sauce and rice yup, I know that sounds dull but the rice was the best I've ever had. Good home made desert. Worth a visit.

Comfortable restaurant, small room of human size, in this restaurant your space is to preserve you eating with the family and not with the whole room. The service is well insured, the dishes follow in a sweet farandole. In the evening, the restaurant will serve a unique 29th menu offering 3 choices of admissions, dishes and desserts, the rest of the dishes take on the menu that remains varied and correct.

Returned to Falaise with fond memories of a visit over 25 years ago! It’s a lovely town. After a long day on the road we came across this restaurant. Could not fault it. Charming service, they let us settle in before they’d actually opened for the evening. A 31 Euro set menu was really good value for a foie gras starter, amazing main course of cod on a lemony ratatouille base of vegetables, and finally they swapped the dessert option to cheese for us both. Excellent bottle of Chablis for 28euros and really good coffee. A pleasant ambiance with a few locals dining in the very nicely styled dining room. Le Jardin is what I call a Find when you turn up in a town, looking for a perfect local, cl...

Needing a meal after a long drive there are very few restaurants open on a Sunday evening in Falaise. We were greeted cordially by the owner. There are two rooms and with three tables occupied there was a pleasant atmosphere. The decor is Greek taverna/Italian cafe style of the 70/80s with rather gaudy murals of village houses, steps and flowers but certainly a talking point. There was an a la carte menu but we opted for the €22.50 three course menu with about 4 choices for each course. A glass of local wine was €4.50 and a Heineken Pression €3.20. Bread and a bottle of water were included. The pate was ok; the trio of fish were nicely presented but a great deal of avocado sauce rather overp...