Paul explored the town and cathedral in Bayeaux with his parents, and I got lost on my own and finally ran into my own parents. This was very odd since I had seen no one else that I knew on my treck around the town. So, Paul and 'em ate a bouquet of mozzarella and tomato sandwich on a baguette (pictured above) on-the-go, which was very good. He saved me a bite for when we met up on the bus.

My folks and I were looking for a sit-down restaurant. Obviously, Pate a Pat was a good choice because a number of other people in our group arrived after we did. Our waitress was also the owner of the restaurant and happily agreed to make Mom and I a croquette without ham. It turned out to be an open-faced grilled cheese sandwich with white cheese on thickly-sliced bread broiled to a light brown before being sprinkled with parsley. She even brought out large containers of chocolate mix to show my mom how she makes her hot chocolate with three different varieties of chocolate powder or bars. The chocolate wasn't very sweet, but it came with a packet of sugar and a small brick of dark chocolate to be added to the chocolate for additional flavor. It made a lovely presentation. We also had French fries that were deliciously seasoned with salt and black pepper. I'm glad Paul enjoyed his meal, but I'm just as happy that we enjoyed ours.

Pate a Pat-Creperie-Grill

2, Impasse Prud'homme
14400 Bayeux
Tel: 02 31 92 95 09

Costs

• 2 Croques 13
• Green Salad 3,50
• Fries 4
• Hot Chocolate 2,90
• Tax 3,83
• Total 23,40

Remember, these prices are in euros, which cost about $1.26 for the exchange. Also, tax on food is listed, but is already included in the menu price.