Cafe Gondree - Reviews

Famous café liberated early on D-Day, near the good Pegasus Bridge Museum. Some memorabilia and postcards to purchase inside.The original family owners seem to...

It was truly unique, just as it was. We had coffee and pastries and one of our party enjoyed a freshly prepared ham baguette. The atmosphere is very friendly an...

We visited the cafe with our two children. My husband is serving and it was important for us to stop by. We arrived first thing and were greater most warmly by...

The Pegasus bridge, liberated by the British 6th Airborne on 5/6 June 1944, was essential to the success of the Allied D-Day invasion. This cafe, with its adjac...

This establishment is a shrine to those who fought during WW2 at Ranville and is of historic significance. Although the inside is shabby and unkempt, it is stil...

Friendly if you are! Great welcome from the ladies of this legendary place. Take the homemade omelette

Very nice cafe. We had breakfast here and very reasonably priced. Lots of history here. it's a must stop place even just for a coffee to site and take in the re...

Place full of stories. Very good food, top service. We were able to speak with Mrs. son-in-law, someone who listened to our questions and we appreciated her ans...

I recommend the English plate and the excellent kirs cassis. Cash and cheques, no blue cards. The owner of principles does not become accustomed to certain gene...

Really nice to see.The inside is really worth a look. The lady is very nice.

Full of character with the sophisticated and fiery “Madame” Gondree at the helm! We shared the ‘daily special’ a concoction of delicious leftovers, especially t...

This is a cafe to visit and pay homage to Arlette Gondree and follow her rules of her unique cafe. It is remarkable that a full 80 after the liberation of her f...