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Creperie la Falaise in Vierville-sur-Mer overlooks the coastline which was stormed by Allied troops on D-Day as they sought to liberate France from Nazi occupation.
A cafe on a Normandy beach pivotal in the D-day landings has been slammed by a World War II tour guide over claims it 'refused' to serve British soldiers.
EXCLUSIVE: Florent Neveur, 31, has run Creperie la Falaise in Vierville-sur-Mer in Normandy near the beach famous for the D-Day landings for ten years with his mother Yvette, 48.
A Second World War tour guide has criticised a cafe overlooking Normandy’s Omaha beach, claiming it declined to serve a group of visiting British soldiers “because they are English”.
The owner of a French D-Day beach café who banned squaddies "because they're English" has dismissed the claim as "crazy" and said the whole thing was a misunderstanding.