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La Capucine Giverny : salle de location bucolique au cœur du village de Monet. Organisez vos événements de groupe, séminaires et réceptions privées dans un cadre normand authentique. Profitez d’une salle privatisable à deux pas des Jardins de Monet et du Musée des Impressionnismes. Espaces modulables pour vos anniversaires, team building et cocktails. ✨ Cadre champêtre unique à 1h de Paris pour des événements professionnels mémorables !
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Address: 80 Rue Claude Monet, 27620 Giverny, France
Phone: +33 9 74 73 58 51
Website: http://www.lacapucinegiverny.fr/
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Stephen
Stopped here in October in our way, of course, to the gardens. Really beautiful and relaxing place with great food. I just loved the relaxing vibe here.
… moreAlifah Nurul Izzati
I came for afternoon tea.
The tea tastes good. Apricot tarte tastes fine, but I beg to differ for the choux a la creme cause that’s one of the best I’ve ever had. But the service is really slow, and the counter for patisserie doesn’t have a cashier, so it’s a hassle to make the payment.
The garden is good to spend some time during in nice weather.
They also have a souvenir shop. I bought the cider. There’s one cider that is labeled as “medaille d’or” and the regular one with 3 euros difference on price. I asked the seller what’s the difference between those two taste-wise, but she couldn’t even explain. My friends agreed that the taste difference for both bottles is hardly noticeable and most likely the same tho there’s 3 euros difference on price.
… moreThe tea tastes good. Apricot tarte tastes fine, but I beg to differ for the choux a la creme cause that’s one of the best I’ve ever had. But the service is really slow, and the counter for patisserie doesn’t have a cashier, so it’s a hassle to make the payment.
The garden is good to spend some time during in nice weather.
They also have a souvenir shop. I bought the cider. There’s one cider that is labeled as “medaille d’or” and the regular one with 3 euros difference on price. I asked the seller what’s the difference between those two taste-wise, but she couldn’t even explain. My friends agreed that the taste difference for both bottles is hardly noticeable and most likely the same tho there’s 3 euros difference on price.
Rob1nson
Great plate of cheese and ham followed by a chocolate brownie. Country living in a great spot at a reasonable price. Very friendly service
… moreGracie
i don’t understand why this place has such bad reviews. the food was very good and was plated nicely. we got club sandwiches, fish and chips, roasted eggplant, and deviled eggs. everything was very good. the staff was very friendly. also the shop connected to it has a really cute cat that was sleeping when we were there! very good overall in my opinion!
… moreAnny Antoniou
Sadly we arrived 3.35 p.m. so there was not even French fries to eat as a snack after all day walking around. The restroom were extremely dirty. To the point you could go. The ambiente is so adorable, but sadly nothing more. It could be an amazing experience, but was a total disaster
… moreDiego Cabral
The french fries were completely soaked in oil. Not possible to eat.
We received a cold bread which seems to come directly from the fridge. Beer wasn’t cold for a sunny day.
The charcuterie was a nice plate.
… moreWe received a cold bread which seems to come directly from the fridge. Beer wasn’t cold for a sunny day.
The charcuterie was a nice plate.
Lindsey Marion
Coffee is tasty! Nice staff and patient with customers that speak little French
… moreAna Elena Smith
Ordered the club sandwich which was extremely overpriced and much worse than similar sandwiches sold at the train station for a third of the price. The only edible thing on the plate were the fries. Could not finish the sandwich.
… moreAvery Armstrong
I had a nice tomato salad and coffee here after my trip to the gardens. It a lovely little spot for lunch
… moreEmily Stewart
Can I just say yikes? Because yikes is the only word I have to describe what happened here. The food itself was fine. It was alright, albeit a little pricy (which I expected from a place near Monet’s gardens in such a small town). But what really got me was the discovery of a cigarette butt in my mother’s lunch (if you look in the attached picture you’ll see it right under the knife, just to the left). It was covered in sauce initially, and she poked at it thinking it was a fry, only to discover that it was not a fry. She cleaned it off and it turned out to be the cigarette butt, which horrified and grossed all of us out. There was a lot of disgust and a little bit of gagging at the discovery. We brought it to the attention of the staff, which triggered a whole different type of crisis, because they
a) promptly whisked the plate away
b) got the overall manager involved who wanted to see the plate, which we could not show her because the staff had taken it away (though fortunately we had already taken a picture)
c) claimed that it was an open kitchen and (I quote) “the wind must have blown it off the street and into the food.” It was not a windy day.
They also seemed to think that they could placate us by giving us free macarons, which was obnoxious because they were from a plate at the counter that was already free and they sent over only 3 macarons for a group of 7. (And they were not particularly good macarons, either.) I wish anyone in my group could speak French, because it was clear that they were trying to wriggle out of any potential consequences by playing the “these guys are dumb Americans” card.
But really? Did they seriously think any of us were stupid enough to believe that the wind blew a cigarette butt into our food? As if.
0/10, do not recommend. If you’re in Giverny, find another restaurant or bring your own lunch with you.
… morea) promptly whisked the plate away
b) got the overall manager involved who wanted to see the plate, which we could not show her because the staff had taken it away (though fortunately we had already taken a picture)
c) claimed that it was an open kitchen and (I quote) “the wind must have blown it off the street and into the food.” It was not a windy day.
They also seemed to think that they could placate us by giving us free macarons, which was obnoxious because they were from a plate at the counter that was already free and they sent over only 3 macarons for a group of 7. (And they were not particularly good macarons, either.) I wish anyone in my group could speak French, because it was clear that they were trying to wriggle out of any potential consequences by playing the “these guys are dumb Americans” card.
But really? Did they seriously think any of us were stupid enough to believe that the wind blew a cigarette butt into our food? As if.
0/10, do not recommend. If you’re in Giverny, find another restaurant or bring your own lunch with you.