Creperie Mael Trech

We sat inside for lunch but there was lots of seating outside in this quiet square by the church and a pleasant place to while away the time while enjoying

The restaurant is very popular so it's a good idea to reserve a table. Quality is very good both in the crepes & galettes but also in some very impressive deserts.

Setting is fantastic. We were fortunate as the weather was sunny and we sat outside . The pasta was superb and the duck succulent The crepes were also delicious. A must try Ver carta

This restaurant will appeal to most people,the menu is attractive also in English,you can sit outside if the weather is good,and watch the world go by,the prices are reasonable as well.

Cycle lunch stop. Plenty of space to leave the bikes in the square. Great outside dining area in the sun. Friendly, fast service. Food and particularly th crepes were excellent for the price. Would certainly come back

Good crêperie with a very friendly and convenient service in case of food restrictions! Nice terrace. Only flat: the chocolate-pearle-ande crêpe: there were no more almonds, and only a small piece of pear with syrup and cold (when the crêpe was hot)... Apart from that the meal was pleasant! Ver carta

Bar-crêperie located in the medieval town of Malestroit, Brittany. A warm and friendly atmosphere, with its pancakes and cakes, which are rather good. The bar has a beautiful terrace, ideal for enjoying the sun and the atmosphere of the city. The interior is also pleasant, with a beautiful decoration. Free parking is nearby.

A busy little cafe on the edge of the main square in the heart of this beautiful mediaeval town. The Creperie Mael Trech specializes in crepes and galettes, sweet and savoury pancakes, traditionally served with a bowl of Breton cider. It also offers a wider menu including salads and grills. Service is cheerful and efficient. Sitting outside on the terrace overlooking the square in the sun on a summer's day with a bowl of cider or a glass of wine is pure pleasure.

Unexpected surprise venue. The only place we found open on their Liberation Day. Very busy as you can imagine but service excellent, smiley staff & lovely location in the centre of the square of this medieval town. We chose their set menus, which included a bowl of cider & coffee, which we thought to be very good value. Also available were a large selection of galettes & crêpes as well as some meat & salad options. Very relaxed atmosphere with outside seating as well as indoor. Will definitely revisit at some point in the future. Ver carta