Le Daniel's

Normandy


Tucked down a narrow lane just a short stroll from the marina, this delightful spot serves up market-fresh fare that highlights delicacies from the region including Valmont trout, creamy rich oysters and braised veal. The service is warm, and the plates are beautifully presented – great value. Just be sure to call ahead for a table as it's not big.


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