The oldest restaurant in France

#dreamdestination La Couronne – This is a famous restaurant in Rouen, Normandy, northwest France. Evidence has been found that this restaurant was founded in 1345, starting as a tavern that provided both accommodation and food, expanding into a hotel, and eventually becoming a full-fledged restaurant as it is today. The location of the shop is on Place du Vieux Marché, just south of the Church of St. Joan of Arc. This area is where Joan of Arc was tried and executed in 1431. It is said that Mr. Raoul Baudry, the owner of the shop at that time, was able to watch this important event from the second-floor window of the shop. 🍽 Food to try ➡️ Duck Breast with Truffled Shepherd’s Pie – The duck breast is firm and soft. The sauce is delicious. Eat it with grilled vegetables and Truffled Shepherd’s Pie, which is similar to mashed potatoes but has a crispy surface. It goes well together. Delicious. ➡️ Beef Fillet from France Foie Gras Sauce – A large piece of steak topped with a large piece of Foie gras that is fragrant, soft, and melts in your mouth. The steak is cooked to medium rare as ordered. The sauce tastes good. ➡️ Soufflé Normandy Style – I must say that the texture of the soufflé here is perfectly done. It is both soft and light like a cloud. So satisfying that you have to close your eyes and let out a deep sigh. In addition to its historical significance, the restaurant has also been recommended in the Michelin Guide, guaranteeing its quality to a certain extent. Anyone who visits this city must stop by. #Traveling in France