Rouen
L'Espiguette

L'Espiguette

Rouen, 25 place St-Amand, 76000, France

Salade • Bistro • Français • Européen


"For the followers of the food chain and animal proteins, I would not be able to give you a sincere advice on this place. for people who would be more tempted by the plant and not the animal, know that the card systematically offers a vegetarian alternative. My dear mother has invited me to spying for five years, because I have a real taste for tartar steak. Actually, it was my dear father who made me know this raw flesh consumption. the composition of this dish perfectly reproduces all the markers of what is commonly heard by a steak tartare. a this, however, the organization of the dish is bold by dissimilarating each component. It is therefore perfectly possible to extract the caps or other foods for which I do not wear any affection to develop my custom dosage. Friction is fried, a demanding binjte, smiles with the greatest care, cut to the knife and certainly tasty. the place, located Saint Amand is superb by the majestic and organic presence of the albizia, otherwise called the silk tree. the decor is subtle, anachronistic and nostalgic of what our world was and its carelessness. heteroclite furniture are worthy of a sensitive and intelligible scenography for the most afflicted to this high concept of restoration. rebuild, rebuild and feed to maintain. It is the etymology of the word restaurant that comes from Latin and that I learned in a young public animation film okko and ghosts. the staff is benevolent, sometimes clumsy but certainly attentive. service is sometimes contemplative, hearing that the notion of temporality could be fully tested, such as the development of a meal with various menus. the most pressed will be dissatisfied, while the kitchen cannot be subject to hypothetical imperatives. During this time, I draw, chat with my mother or chat with adults. I invite you to try experience alone, with family or friends to take time and that in every sincerity. few seats with a wheel have this quality, but I can assure you that the peak is incarnate and inhabited."

Trend Burger

Trend Burger

28 place des Carmes, Rouen, 76000, France

Kebab • Mexicain • Végétarien • Fruits De Mer


"We atrived at the TrendBurger at 6pm, and despite the information on TripAdvisor saying they were open all day, they were still close. After being turned away at Creperie Roland down the street, we decided to give it another shot. We were welcomed quickly by a very polite and friendly waiter then, and seated outside. I could feel a smell of overcooked fried food and had kind of a bad feeling about eating here at that point, but shrugged it off and we went off to order.Both of us ordered the Mountain burger with bacon and Reblochon cheese and a coke. We also ordered a portion of what we thought were onion rings on the side.Our coke was not cold, it was 30 degrees outside, and not a single block of ice on our cups. Seeing how cold the beer served to the table on our right was, I knew I'd made a mistake :) We also smelled something burning in the kitchen...The food came pretty fast, about 10-15 minutes. When it arrived I was very confused about the fries, they looked very greasy and a dark shade of brown/green, not exacly what you'd expect, but oh well. The onion hash browns (no, they were not onion rings) arrived, and we instantly knew what had burned at the kitchen, that was it.Shrugging everything off since we were already eating burgers in France (don't. ever. eat. burgers. IN FRANCE!), I dug into my burger. So here's my review of the food:- Burger: On the first bite, I could feel the grease sliding off from the sides of my mouth. The bacon was severely undercooked, and not crispy at all, it was sort of stringy. The patty itself felt somewhat tough and chunky - probably due to very low quality cuts being used to make it. The bun was okay, but the whole thing was falling apart from all the grease. Didn't manage to drag myself to finish it, my liver told me to stop before it gave up on functioning.- Fries: WORST FRIES EVER! I've eaten fries in several parts of the world, and these were definitely the worst fries I've ever had. They were really greasy, they tasted of burnt oil (even came with burnt bits of other things on top of them), and were kind of waxy on the inside. Just gross.- Onion hash browns: BURNED to a char. They were super bitter, and really greasy. Couldn't drag myself to eat more than one.In the end we basically ate until we were no longer hungry, left the rest there, and walked back to the car wondering where else in Rouen would've been a better place to eat. We concluded anywhere else would be better."