....we thought we might give it a go next year as we pass through, any suggestions or recommendations or is Falaise perhaps a non starter for a decent café style en Francais breakfast?

Think there's McDrive in Falaise.....

Mmmmm...........

Quote from: PAFC OK on August 11, 2014, 03:08:16 PM
....we thought we might give it a go next year as we pass through, any suggestions or recommendations or is Falaise perhaps a non starter for a decent café style en Francais breakfast?

Hi PAFC OK,
                 Definitely a good idea.




Phil

Looks good, thanks. Any cafe/Rue names spring to mind?

Quote from: PAFC OK on August 16, 2014, 06:27:01 PM
Looks good, thanks. Any cafe/Rue names spring to mind?

I let Tom Drive and GPS find the way  ;D But Google is my friend.
https://www.google.ca/maps/@48.897378,-0.198825,3a,75y,102.28h,96.06t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1smkTe8u9-u6VzT8ZDP5l3XA!2e0?hl=en

William the Conqueror's home town so lots of history.

Phil

Failed the test as that does not show what I want.
La Civette is the name and 3 Rue De La Pelleterie the addresss.

Phil

Legend, thanks.

Very nice Croque Monsieur and excellent coffee as I recall.

La Civette is obviously a CAers stop off, as when Neil and I went to Debs funeral we popped in with Brian of the" Liverpool Boys", and yes they do a cracking Croque Monsieur and a very nice Cognac to wash it all down  :)

Sounds just what we want but not too sure about Cognac for breakfast, not with the rest of the run to la Sarthe to come anyway. Missus enjoys a Kronenbourg to start the day once at the circuit so she may indulge herself.

Surely a nice Cidre or Calvados would be more regionally correct for those not driving  >:D
Phil

Quote from: Canada Phil on September 09, 2014, 06:10:55 AM
Surely a nice Cidre or Calvados would be more regionally correct for those not driving  >:D
Phil

OK Your driving next year phil!!!