The story
On the half-timbered Place Michel Vermughen, Le Café du Coiffeur is a historic café that once doubled as a barbershop—a dual identity still defining its charm. With a 4.1-star rating, it serves as a quiet anchor in Beuvron-en-Auge, offering a simple, focused menu. Travel creator Where The Foodies Go called it “a charming historic café-barber shop … with a good espresso and a unique story.”
That espresso is the standout: no frills, just a well-pulled shot in a setting that feels like stepping into another era. For those exploring Normandy by road, this is a brief, satisfying pause—one that lingers. The café remains a living postcard on the Route du Cidre, where history and a well-made coffee meet.
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The espresso is the star, drawing praise from Where The Foodies Go. The overall vibe is warm and inviting, a cozy spot for a simple, quality coffee.
“We highly recommend the coffee here — the lady told us her great-grandfather had a barber shop and café in the same place, so you could get a coffee or a glass of wine while getting a haircut. The espresso is really acceptable.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Le Café du Coiffeur. Most active: Where The Foodies Go
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Normandia: Caen, Route du Cidre e Beuvron-en-Auge - Viaggio In Francia - Ep. 4 · @ 10:00
A charming historic café-barber shop in Beuvron-en-Auge with a good espresso and a unique story.
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Espresso
We highly recommend the coffee here — the lady told us her great-grandfather had a barber shop and café in the same place, so you could get a coffee or a glass of wine while getting a haircut. The espresso is really acceptable.
