Which tasting-menu restaurant in Rouen has a Michelin star?

L'Odas in vieille ville has the Michelin star in this category. Its latest Michelin star is for 2026, and it serves surprise tasting menus from Normandy terroir and prix fixe, with seasonal ingredients, an open kitchen view, an extensive wine list and a curated wine program. Chef Suzanne Da Silva builds the menus around vegetables from the Eure, saffron from the Pays de Caux and seafood from Mont-Saint-Michel.

Which tasting-menu places in Rouen have strong wine programs?

L'epicurius in Historic Center (Rue Damiette, near Saint-Maclou) has the city’s exceptional wine program, with sommelier-led pairings. L'Odas and Tempo also pair tasting menus with curated or extensive wine lists in our guide.

Where are the main tasting-menu rooms located in Rouen?

The tasting-menu rooms are spread across vieille ville, Historic Center (Rue Damiette, near Saint-Maclou), Quai de la Bourse, centre historique, Place de la République and Vieux Rouen. That list includes L'Odas, L'epicurius, Gill, Au Flaméron, Tempo and Le 6e Sens.

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Best Tasting Menus in Rouen

Rouen’s tasting-menu list in our guide starts with L'Odas, the city’s Michelin-starred room, where surprise menus draw on Normandy terroir and an extensive wine list. L'epicurius adds an exceptional wine program and sommelier-led pairings in Historic Center (Rue Damiette, near Saint-Maclou), while Tempo brings Michelin Plate recognition and blind-menu cooking to Place de la République. Au Flaméron adds French-Japanese fusion in centre historique, and Le 6e Sens offers a tasting menu in Vieux Rouen. Gill on Quai de la Bourse serves classic French fine dining with a tasting menu, a curated wine program and an extensive wine list. Opinionated About Dining recommended Gill for Classical in Europe in 2023.

How this list is chosen: Restaurants serving a tasting menu or omakase, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.

Au Flaméron
On a cobbled lane opposite the medieval Église St Maclou in Rouen's old quarter, Au Flaméron operates at the precise intersection of Norman tradition and Japanese technique. Chef Takahiro Oikawa's seasonal French menu introduces yuzu to pâté en croûte, miso to aubergine, and karaage discipline to veal sweetbreads — a kitchen that earns its place in Rouen's most interesting dining tier.
Gill
On the quai de la Bourse, Gill has anchored Rouen's serious dining scene for decades, with chef Gilles Tournadre working a register of classical French cooking that draws directly from Normandy's larder. Recognised by Opinionated About Dining in 2023, it occupies a tier above the city's newer modern-cuisine addresses and serves as the clearest measure of what Norman terroir looks like at formal restaurant scale.
L'epicurius
Deep wine list
On Rouen's Rue Damiette, a pedestrian street lined with antique dealers in the heart of the medieval city, L'epicurius holds a 2025 Michelin Plate for cooking that keeps ingredient quality at the centre of every plate. The kitchen works seasonal produce and precise technique into a menu that earns a 4., with reservations strongly recommended.
L'Odas
1 Michelin star
L'Odas in Rouen offers contemporary French tasting menus that highlight Normandy terroir. Must-try plates include Coquilles Saint-Jacques, Tarte Tatin and Moules de Mont‑Saint‑Michel. Chef Suzanne Da Silva curates a surprise set menu centered on vegetables from the Eure, saffron from the Pays de Caux and seafood from Mont‑Saint‑Michel. Dine in a main room with a kitchen view, on a secluded terrace or in Le Balcon de l'Odas with cathedral sightlines. A Michelin star and Travelers' Choice recognition signal rigorous technique and local sourcing, while bright, precise flavors and textural contrasts create a memorable Rouen fine-dining experience.
Le 6e Sens
Le 6e Sens is a modern French bistro in a historic building in Rouen, with an extensive wine list, quiet pacing, and lunch-or-dinner service for unhurried planning.
Tempo
A Michelin Plate-recognised address on Place de la République, Tempo sits in Rouen's growing tier of accessible modern cuisine — serious enough to earn consecutive Michelin acknowledgement in 2024 and 2025, approachable enough to hold a €€ price point. The menu structure reflects the broader shift in French provincial dining toward disciplined, ingredient-led cooking without the formality of a full gastronomic occasion.

Planning tasting menus in Rouen

Which tasting-menu restaurant in Rouen has a Michelin star?: L'Odas in vieille ville has the Michelin star in this category. Its latest Michelin star is for 2026, and it serves surprise tasting menus from Normandy terroir and prix fixe, with seasonal ingredients, an open kitchen view, an extensive wine list and a curated wine program. Chef Suzanne Da Silva builds the menus around vegetables from the Eure, saffron from the Pays de Caux and seafood from Mont-Saint-Michel.
Which tasting-menu places in Rouen have strong wine programs?: L'epicurius in Historic Center (Rue Damiette, near Saint-Maclou) has the city’s exceptional wine program, with sommelier-led pairings. L'Odas and Tempo also pair tasting menus with curated or extensive wine lists in our guide.
Where are the main tasting-menu rooms located in Rouen?: The tasting-menu rooms are spread across vieille ville, Historic Center (Rue Damiette, near Saint-Maclou), Quai de la Bourse, centre historique, Place de la République and Vieux Rouen. That list includes L'Odas, L'epicurius, Gill, Au Flaméron, Tempo and Le 6e Sens.