Bistrot at The Biscuit Sainte-mere-eglise

We stopped here for lunch. The restaurant was busy but not full; and we were seated quickly and our order was taken efficiently..not too many smiles from the waitress but that appeared to be the general trend among the waiting staff. The drinks & food arrived in good time and the food was delicious.....however once we had finished our mains the problems started.....we were ignored for over 20 minutes with dirty plates on the table despite at least 3 members of staff passing our table & serving the table behind us or cleaning other tables around us (the restaurant by this time had only a handful of tables occupied). When we asked for the table to be cleared we were told the delay was because they were busy! The table was eventually half cleared & then unsurprisingly we were told they had run out of the dessert we had ordered - (we were offered cheese as an alternative which we declined).If it hadn't been for the frosty attitude of the staff, this would have been a lovely lunch stop which I would have recommended based on the food....however we left feeling frustrated & disappointed. Would not recommend.

Had the asparagus risotto with smoked bacon and parmesan cheese. followed by a selection of local cheeses. washed down with half a carafe of local rose. Absolutely delicious. Service was as usual in France relaxed but good. Great lunch was had.

We ate here recently as part of a very large group. Whilst the menu was therefore necessarily limited, the meal was most enjoyable and the staff coped amazingly well with us all. The establishment also has a shop, selling biscuits, tea , coffee etc, with an amazing chocolaterie which is open until early evening.

OK for fast food served by pleasant staff in a theme-like atmosphere of warehouse proportions with partitions. Menu Discouvere an attempt at upmarket notions. All the restaurants in town appear to be 'cashing in' on the WWII theme - but I'm not arguing with that. Too important to forget!

We called in for a family lunch. From the moment we called in we were treated terribly. It was a big hassle for the "waitresses" to get us a table for five. Then the menus, although they looked very nice, were very expensive for what we wanted. I had the audacity to ask for a sandwich or something smaller and was told no. Fair enough, we asked for coffee and dessert. The extremely rude waitress then proceeded to snatch away the menus, lean over and again snatch away the napkins. I was embarrassed and insulted so I then took my family including three young children out before the staff could influence my young ones with their disgusting manners and ineptitude.