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Le Pavé d'Auge
Norman French
Beuvron-en-Auge is the kind of Norman village that makes you suspicious it was built as a film set, all half-timbered houses and flower-draped gardens. The restaurant sits in the old covered market and leans into every bit of that charm. The kitchen runs on local producers and the season, with oysters, lobster, tripe, and andouille making it clear this is Normandy on a plate, not a menu assembled from a trend report.
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- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
One number, weighted & current 69
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Oysters from Saint-Vaast
“The enticing culinary lineup allows diners to choose from oysters from Saint-Vaast, lobster from Carteret or John Dory, as well as foie gras, veal sweetbread, tripe and andouille sausage.”
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Lobster from Carteret
“The enticing culinary lineup allows diners to choose from oysters from Saint-Vaast, lobster from Carteret or John Dory, as well as foie gras, veal sweetbread, tripe and andouille sausage.”
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John Dory
“The enticing culinary lineup allows diners to choose from oysters from Saint-Vaast, lobster from Carteret or John Dory, as well as foie gras, veal sweetbread, tripe and andouille sausage.”
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Andouille sausage
“The enticing culinary lineup allows diners to choose from oysters from Saint-Vaast, lobster from Carteret or John Dory, as well as foie gras, veal sweetbread, tripe and andouille sausage.”
Michelin Guide
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