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Service was warm and friendly (by Parisean standards) and the food was delicious. Sure, it was nothing fancy, but this was probably the best meal experience of our 4 day trip to Paris. Highly recommend.

I've been going to this crêperie for 17 years. he has spent several owners but they have always been able to preserve the nature of the place and the good taste of the pancakes! Try the goat cake, apples and rosemary or the suzette crêpe! comfortable!!!

The dough of the crepe, crunchiness is amazing. I think this is the major difference from other creperies. Me and my husband were there a few times; each time the quality and taste were at the same standard.There are lots of savory and sweet options but my recommendation would be the classique ham,emmantel & egg one.

There is a stand version of this crepe place by the Seine near Musee D'Orsay--we ate our crepes (one with egg and mushroom, one sweet with nutella and strawberries) by the Seine with espresso! The workers here were so nice and eating by the water with amazing, if you are at museums in the area this is a perfect lunch.

attracted to good criticism, we spent there in the early days of service. well took us because the room, relatively small, was quickly filled. The fairly simple decoration reminds the bretagne but we had not come for it.The cakes and pancakes are very good, tastes and impeccable service. The salted caramel butter is to fall and recalls many memories of youth. We'll go back and try and go back to bet.

Hoy tocaban creps, lugar pequeñito, servicio muy bueno.Hay dos menús, a parte de la carta, cogimos menú económico y superior. Para beber te ponen a elegir zumo de manzana o sidra, dentro del menú por un euro más tienes ensalada.El primero es como una galleta el crep relleno de lo que escogieras en el menú, y luego viene el crep dulce, pedimos todos diferentes para poder probar casi todos.BUENISSSSSSSSIMOSSSSSSSS

This traditional Breton creperie is tucked away in a narrow street off the Boulevard St. Germain and is extremely popular for a light lunch, if you can call a galette about the size and shape of a tricorn hat light! The crepes here are the best that I have tasted and the cider (sweet or dry) provides a perfect complement. Service was friendly and efficient and the whole establishment runs like clockwork. Highly recommended, but be prepared for a short wait for a table at peak times.

I'd been in the Luxembourg Gardens and popped in here for lunch. This has to be one of the best value eateries in Paris. They offer a set menu for lunch; a savoury crepe, a sweet crepe and a drink. I opted for the Breton cider option, served in a handleless bowl. Lovely.The set menu is €10 (or thereabouts). I really enjoyed my bacon and Leek in cream sauce. I opted for green salad for an extra €2.I think that I was lucky to get in as there was a bit of a queue. The place was really busy, but I didn't feel rushed and it is pleasingly 'cosy'. I'd recommend it too.

in the light of the so-called "hyrambican" criticisms read here, we went without hesitation for a second in this crêpery of the left bank, with expectations. Perhaps a little too big.A totally unstoppable service, a dirty glass (certs exchanged without discussion), good and copyy crêpes but without any research in terms of creativity have left us a little on our hunger. In the end, almost no way to write a review if the previous ones were not so much of a nature to embellish a sad reality: there is really no need to be especially eager to return there unlike other really exceptional crêperies on bets.