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"This family-owned restaurant gives its visitors a real taste of Normandy coupled with great views of the cliffs of Étretat. The seafood is fantastic and fresh; there is a reason it’s mentioned in the Michelin guide! Highly recommend visiting, and if you visit in the...winter when the days are short, try going for lunch so you can get a view with your meal."
Phone: +33235201376
Address: rte du Belvédère, 76280 St-Jouin-Bruneval, Saint-Jouin-Bruneval, France
City: Saint-Jouin-Bruneval
Website: http://www.le-belvedere.com
Monday: 15:00-00:00
Tuesday: 15:00-00:00
Wednesday: 15:00-00:00
Thursday: 15:00-00:00
Friday: 12:00-01:00
Saturday: 12:00-01:00
Sunday: 12:00-01:00
Dishes: 36
Amenities: 22
Categories: 5
Reviews: 426
It was delightful to sit at a table by the window and enjoy the sky as the day turned into night. This is a very attractive white tablecloth restaurant with fresh flowers at the tables and thoughtful servers. We ordered the same 24 euro menu...beginning with an ample variety of seafood: large and small shrimp, all kinds of critters in shells, one big oyster and one bright orange crab. Crusty rolls and a little dish of mayo went well with the seafood. Bowls of lemon water cleaned up our sticky fingers nicely. Our main course was a delicious plate of sliced duck, crispy potato chips, a ramequin sized pile of potatoes au gratin, a ring of halved warm raisins lining the plate and a variety of di...
We were to leave Le Havre on the 17:15 ferry back to Portsmouth but arrived at Le Havre at 11am. We drove to Etretat for lunch but decided it was too busy so started returning to Le Havre. On the way back we spotted a...sign to a port and a restaurant so we turned off the main road and found our way to the restaurant. We parked and entered the restaurant at about noon. We were offered a table for two with magnificent views onto the English Channel. Although we did not have a window table the view was still splendid. We opted for the 34 Euro menu and were not disappointed. We both had a starter of a seafood platter. One of us chose an entrecote for the main course whilst the other chose cod....
We had the menu Cap d 'Antifer for 23€ consisting of a very good ballotine de saumon et crabe, followed by the fish of the day (very good prepared to the point with a tasty sauce de crustacés and the duck equally well done. Dessert either...tarte fine au pommes or a very classical Poire belle hélène of which I preferred the tarte. Location with the fantastic view is remarkable, service was very kind, no complaints here at all, only the baguette was in fact nothing to write home about ; All together a very good experience with a stunning view, we would go again soon when visiting the beautiful coast of Etretat again.
Great service and location The 25e menu was delicious; sea food platter, the main was a sea bream, well dressed and the dessert was a chocolate pudding which is a kind of bread pudding the French way more stodgy than the bread and butter British...version which was average. What also let the meal down was that the starter (guest's) and the main were a tad over salty. The service is excellent and the location interesting as the port beneath is a petroleum only port.
This family-owned restaurant gives its visitors a real taste of Normandy coupled with great views of the cliffs of Étretat. The seafood is fantastic and fresh; there is a reason it’s mentioned in the Michelin guide! Highly recommend visiting, and if you visit in the...winter when the days are short, try going for lunch so you can get a view with your meal.
