Crêperie Bretonne - Carta

very good food, friendly staff, a lot of gluten free options, they speak English.

Super restaurant ! Les crêpes sont bonnes et ma fille a adoré. Nous avons découvert le restaurant grâce à l’application. Merci

Really nice fresh crepes, can recommend the complete 1. Served quickly and the staff are attentive. Very good Kir Breton and reasonably priced food and drinks Ver carta

Nice little crêperie but staff were hardly amicable, borderline rude to customers. No wifi and didn't even bother to tell us whether the city offered free wifi.

Nice little restaurant with Charme and flair. Very friendly service and they speak English. The galettes are gluten free (galettes de Sarrasin (buckwheat flour) and they come sweet and savory. Very yummy

My wife and I stumbled across this lovely little place while taking a leisurely walk down the St Tropez marina. Great variety of both sweet and savory on the menu. The staff were very attentive and pleasant Ver carta

Three of us were famished after a drive from Beauliu that was very pretty but seemed to take forever. We had a croquet bretonne, a dame blanche and a jambon ouef and some drinks for €49 and very welcome they all were. Tasty too!

I've been there yesterday evening, nice location, Port of Saint Tropez, of course it is a nice place.Staff was not very polite, seemed to be in hurry, even if there were less then 10 people at restaurant. Regarding the crepe, very very dry, ready in less then 1minute, not to much chocolate... but it was hot.Go buy a crepe at the supermarket, put it in the microwave, there's no big difference, real talk.After paying, I've waited like 10-15 minutes to receive the difference of the bill.... and there were still not more than 10 people at the place.I'm sure I will not go back to this place.

We wanted to have a quick meal before we go to the beach. The service was quick and the waiter was really nice and helpful, but the taste of the salty pancakes were.... let's just say, not so good.... one of us had a crepe with cheese and walnuts and salad, which was quite dry and tasteless, the other one of us asked what the only untranslated item on the menu was. When the waiter showed his stomach, we understood it was tripe, and thought what an exotic french crepe it would be (I've had tripe many times). It was a dry crepe with shredded tripe without any sauce or garnish at all, shaped into little tripe-nipples. I'm not even joking. As for the taste, well, no comment as there was none. Pi... Ver carta