La Bisquine - Speisekarte

we had the 37 euro menue plus a nice bottle of wine ,9 oysters to start then the main and finished off with a crème brulle 5 stars

Away in France for Christmas holiday walking around harbour and found this restaurant open for a light fish meal. Lots of choice can eat in or out.

This is one of the many restaurants that surround the most beautiful 'Vieux Bassin' in Honfleur. Great for passing the time, people watching. Food and service could both be improved.

Very friendly staff, that where coping with a change in weather that required quite a bit of changes to the setup.. Nice view looking over the harbor, with honest, simple but tasty food. A nice lunch spot for sure.

Went here on Friday night - the inside was fairly empty but the terrace was busy. Really enjoyed the food (mostly seafood) and thoroughly recommend. Service good and friendly throughout too. 83EUR for 2 people, 3 courses + wine + kir

I get it...the waitress we had was a little miserable and some reviewers have taken "the hump" but we all have bad days so look past it. The foods ok particularly big portions of mussels and the atmosphere and view is fantastic. Just enjoy rather than expect perfection.

Went here for lunch and we're given a table straight away. Space is limited so tables are almost too close together but we could see the yacht harbour and it was sunny.The menu is great - €19.5 for two excellent courses and a drink of wine, cider or beer. We both had different and excellent mains. The tarte tartin is excellent, served with soured cream which really works! Loved it here, great for lunch

We did choose this to make the most of the December sun, as La Bisquine boasts a heated terrace in front of the restaurant - beautiful weather for the time of year, but not quite warm enough to sit outside for too long! The menu is extensive with crepes and pizzas, but we chose the day's menu with the fish course, excellent value and very tasty. We were able to chat with the waiter, who has worked in the port for over 30 years, and he said it was normally impossible to chat due to how busy tourism made all the restaurants during most of the rest of the year. Good time to go, and a lovely meal in the December sunshine.

We arrived at the Bisquine around 1130am. We wanted to have a drink and then lunch.A young lady was there, blond with glasses, and refused to take us because "they don't serve drinks after 11am and don't start lunch before 12pm". All that with clients already sitting in the restaurant. She was rude and condescending, did not apologized, just basically kicked us out. She didn't want "the tables to be busy" before the service starts.Well... Well done for not wanting your restaurant to be busy and for treating customers that way. We definitely won't keep it busy (is or our friends, we live just nearby for what matters) in the future.