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"On a lazy summerevening and then to sit outside next to a little fountain, some little children playing and to eat a couscous and drink wine. What more could one want, indeed."
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Adresse: 21 Place du Lieutenant Aubert, Rouen, France, 76000
Reservierung, buchen
Stadt: Rouen
Webseite: http://www.cityvox.fr/restaurants_rouen/l-etoile-d-or_200059340/Profil-Lieu
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We were staying at the Mercure in Rouen, Champs de Mars, on a wet, cold, dreary Sunday evening. The hotel restaurant had one sad rep sitting alone at his table, and we didn't fancy warmed up, overpriced food, so we went for a quick scout round and found l'Etoile d'or. It's never going to win accolades for its cooking or its ambience - but it was a warm restaurant, with a friendly patron. The couscous, tagine and pastries were all very tasty and very generously portioned. I also tried a half bottle of some 'interesting' Algerian wine. There were a good number of diners, always a good sign, and not a few takeaway customers too. The wine, a cocktail, two mains and two deserts with tea and coffe...
Walked from Cathedral to restaurant La Petite Bouffe (recommended by Rick Steves) but decided instead to check out this Mediterranean restaurant on corner with nice outdoor seating area in plaza. Two of us had couscous with chicken brochettes (plats du jour) while two others had the mixed brochette with chicken, sausage and beef. Both dishes were excellent. Very tasty with generous serving of couscous and a vegetarian tajine with carrots, squash, potato and raisin. At less than 15 euros was a great deal. Service was casual but very friendly.
Walked in off the street for an evening meal and choose the set menu of asparagus, couscous with meat and vegetables and desert for about €15 or thereabouts and found it good value for an enjoyable meal.The restaurant tables are poorly laid out as the party on the next table to ours was uncomfortably close to us and this was made worse as one of their guests was a fat wheezing dog!
Situated in an old half-timbered building on a little square in the heart of Rouen's tourist centre.Very cosy inside, a blend of N-African and Norman styles. A few tables outside. Rapid & discreet service. At a nice table for two, we were served a delicious couscous meal of lamb kebabs with a pastry and mint tea to follow. Cost: exactly 15€. Heartily recommended! Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
The food remains decent here, we had both the couscous royal and a tangine. The portions are very generous, warm and fresh and more to the point, very tasty.The decor is anything but Moroccan, since the restaurant is in one of the old Rouen houses with wooden ceilings.The final bill was also pleasant, since it's not expensive.
We ordered chicken kebabs and two couscous meals, and the three of us could barely finish everything. It was all delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful, even though they didn't speak much English. There is a 3" step to get in.
We found the restaurant by chance on a Sunday evening when a lot of places were shut. He had a tagine and a cous cous. Both were very nice. The service was good and the place was friendly and had good ambience. Enjoyable experience.
GREAT couscous, AMAZING leg of lamb! The atmosphere was nothing to write home about, but the service was very friendly and efficient. It's a good place for an relaxed, easy and delicious meal. Good value for your money. Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
During the summer, you can sit outside, which is nice, but the inside is not bad either. We had a Couscous Royal, and it was quite good. The only thing was they did not have strong Harissa. Service was fine and fast.
On a lazy summerevening and then to sit outside next to a little fountain, some little children playing and to eat a couscous and drink wine. What more could one want, indeed.
