Rendez cette journée spéciale en dînant à Le Chamois. Situé à 34 avenue Maryse Bastie, 76800 Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, France, Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray, nous sommes ouverts et enthousiastes à l'idée de satisfaire ton palais. Notre note 3.6 et nos commentaires 3076 témoignent de la qualité et du soin que nous apportons à chaque plat.
Excellente découverte au détour d'un déplacement sur Rouen, très bonne table, les plats sont top et bien proportionnés. Spécialisé dans les plats savoyards, leur escalope savoyarde est notamment très bonne. Je vous recommande également THE café gourmand...une tuerie. Bref une bonne adresse !
tout est bon; belles côtes de bœuf, fondue accompagnées de charcuterie et côtes d'agneau recouvertes de jambon et de fromage que je recommande. On est bien reçus. Nous sommes restés en ville trois jours et nous y avons mangé tous les soirs avec grand plaisir.
We were staying at the Novotel - 8 members of family, on our way south, but didn't fancy the (expensive) Novotel menu for a mixed group of diners, including 2 children and a vegetarian. Le Chamois proved to be a very good 'find' as we started what we thought would be a longer walk to the Courtepaille (!) Children very much enjoyed the galettes and crepes; adults had a variety, including steak (an expensive option) and a huge seafood salad. Vegetarian options included salads, but a mixed-veg galette with chips on the side was excellent.Overall, very good, and reasonably priced (not 'cheap' but not extortionate either). Would eat here again.
Good local waffles and meat grilled over an open fire. Child friendly and helpful. We had the crepes which were lovely
Le Chamois is a great place to eat for those that like steak, fondue or crepes. The vegetarian options are limited and I ended up with the hot camembert and new potatoes. There is a good selection of deserts to follow and the beer is on tap.The staff were very friendly and brought us complimentary Calvados at end of meal.The restaurant is with in walking distance of both the exhibition centre and Zenith arena, so on occasions it can be full and only offers a limited menu.It’s nicely decorated and the tables are not to crowded. Not overly expensive, this was a good restaurant (unless you wanted a good veggie option).
I cant believe their food is too expensive for its quality, bad quality. Breads are old, meat are old, cheese are bad quality, glass are dirty. There is nothing in this restaurant except the location. I came here because i was so hungry and could barely walk to find another restaurant. Mac donald is better quality for a cheap price
The chamois is a savoyard style restaurant serving fondues, steak, raclette etc. The food is fine without being spectacular but the prices are high for the area. Realistically, a couple of people with a bottle of wine, two courses and coffee are going to be at least 70.00€ and potentially more. It's good, but not that good.
Dropped in to this restaurant on a Saturday. Always a good sign when they as if you've got a reservation!Squeezed us in and we were really surprised at the choice on the menu.The food was really well presented and tasted fabulous. 3 courses each, with nibbles before the starters arrived and a carafe of house wine for 85euros.Good atmosphere and a bonus was the French Karioke to entertain us two Brits.Recommended!
