This place is an old-school crêperie gem. It's authentic, unassuming neighborhood hang-out where you can see multigenerational families enjoying traditional buckwheat crepes washed down with bowls of cidre dur. The servers are lovely, the chef looks like he came with the place, and the ambiance is quiet and unassuming. Make sure you try the seafood crepes. They are to die for. Enjoy this slice of old Paris! read more

Chez Imogène - Street view - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

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Place is awesome. Pizza is ready in 5 minutes and reasonably priced. The virgin mojito is also delicious. It's a popular drink in Paris and this has been one of my favorites. It's close the the Louvre if you need a meal. Though I'd skip that place :) and just look around it. read more

Chez Imogène - Pizza - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

Love this spot for their delicious and super affordable crepes. For €15, you can get 2 crepes (one savory, one sweet), a salad, a glass of wine, and a coffee. You definitely can't find this sort of deal elsewhere. We both got the tres tres complete crepe (ham, egg, cheese + two toppings) as our savory option. I chose tomato sauce and carrot purée as my add ons and my boyfriend got tomato sauce and mushrooms. The crepes were amazing!! Flavorful and crispy. For the sweet crepes, I got caramel with ice cream and my boyfriend got the special of the day. Those were delicious as well. We had a great breakfast and left satisfied and full. Highly recommend! read more

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This place serves the most delicious meal I've had in Paris. The food is exquisite and the ingredients fresh. The price is reasonable and ambiance cozy. read more

Chez Imogène - Restaurant - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

They've got some legit crepes here! * * * EXPERIENCE * * * Made a reservation through AMEX for 1pm lunch, we just got off our flights and with all the transportations, check-in and everything we actually went 10 minutes late - sorry about that. For some reason the front entrance door was locked even though the restaurant was still open. We were seated promptly at a table reserved for us. Even though this restaurant is in a quiet neighborhood it was still pretty full on that Saturday. There were only two staff working - one for cooking and one as a waiter, this means the service was actually pretty slow (however later I found that slow service is everywhere in French restaurants in France so we just have to get used to that pace) the waiter was very nice and spoke good English. There are a lot of crepe options on the menu, daily special on the board, other salad options as well. * * * FOOD * * * Tuna salad: A- The tuna was very different from those I have ever had - with strong fish/ocean scent. The vege was fresh, along with the sauce it was a pleasant dish. Prosciutto crepe: A- My first time having savory crepe, I enjoyed it a lot with my favorite prosciutto topping. Egg, ham, mushroom and tomato paste crepe: A Wonderful! Poking through the sunny side up egg, it flows around the crispy crepe and with the mushroom and tomato enhancing the flavor.... very nicely done. Vanilla ice-cream crepe with caramel: A- The crepe skin was crispy, and with the ice-cream + caramel, the whole thing just melt in my mouth, very pleasant to eat on a hot summer afternoon. Tried other crepe places in France but this one was still top in my opinion. Well, it also maybe because it's the first restaurant I tried after landing in Paris, but this restaurant will be one of the highlights in my European visit memory. read more

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After Yelping for quite awhile and it being a late night in Paris, we were relieved to find Chez Imogene still open. We made it about 15 minutes to closing and they were kind enough to still let us have a table. Initially the chef had said he could only make dessert crepes which was totally understandable given the hour but as we sat he came over and said he would make anything from the menu. We had the Chez Imogene prix fixe menu which comes with an appetizer, savory crepe, and dessert crepe for less than 20 euros. Ours came with a vegetable soup served chilled and we opted for the crepe with pumpkin puree, bacon, mushrooms. The buckwheat crepe was crips and delicious. We also ordered an egg and ham crepe which was just as good. The dessert crepe was the special of the day an orange sorbet sweet crepe flambé. Just a great way to cap the meal. Next time I want to try their emmental cheese based crepes. Their menu is extensive and the cafe is tourist friendly so if you're staying in the area you might be a regular. For patrons of the Hotel le Mareuil, this cafe is down the block. read more

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Just WOW. This is an incredible gem of a restaurant with amazing food. This is a truly non-touristy, Authentic spot. Our waiter was extremely friendly and the ambiance was very relaxing. Exactly what I was looking for in an authentic French restaurant. read more

Chez Imogène - Crepe - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

We were wandering around in search of a dinner spot, and the vibe/menu led us here. We had probably had 2-3 crepes in a row before this dinner, but this experience seemed so authentically Paris and was the most memorable. It's more of a local foodie spot than a nightlife spot, but they do serve drinks! The dining room is tiny, with an open kitchen, feeling like you're a guest in someone's home. We ordered the smoked salmon and blini appetizer plate and the salad to start off with, and the seafood crepe as well as the special (very breakfast-y with an over easy egg, bacon, and cheddar cheese). I really enjoyed my crepe, which was loaded with fresh scallops and leeks. We loved the food so much that we stayed for dessert and ordered the banana/rum crepe with a side of ice cream... delicious and it was definitely strong rum! They also offer wine and beer.... the wine I ordered for 7 euros turned out to be a small jug that gave me about 3 glasses and a good buzz! Amazing food and service. Our server was very kind and helpful, spoke good English, and helped us out with our limited knowledge of the menu. So glad we found this gem! read more

This was the only crepe meal I got to have in Paris, and I'm glad I had it here! For about 10€, they offer a three-course pre fixe for lunch. I had the salad, mushroom and leek galette, and caramel crepe. Everything was so delicious and from our table we could see them making the food, which was cool. I also tried the carrot and goat cheese galette and chocolate crepe, the latter of which featured a pool of melted chocolate. So good. I think it's run by a husband and wife, and the place was packed so I would suggest making a reservation! read more

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After several days in France, my husband said that this was the first restaurant we'd been to where he felt like we would have to go to Paris to get that experience. Said experience involves a small space (with very tight tables) and thus fills up so definitely get a reservation. Chez Imogene was the only restaurant we visited twice in Paris, such was our devotion. On the first visit I had a crepe with cheese, potato, and bacon. They were all very good and tasted very French. The reason is the traditional Breton buckwheat crepes and Emmenthal cheese. In America they'd do Swiss, and - if you were unlucky- mozzarella. My crepe was so good my kids ordered it on their second visit, as they preferred it to their cheese and ham (which they also really liked) on their first visit. On both visits my husband had the special with all sorts of things, including egg, cheese, and pesto. We endured lots of mess-ups on our second visit in what was brought to the table, so we continually had to correct the server to bring the right thing. The server was kind - just slow - and it was only him serving. I ordered an Emmenthal crepe where you choose your additions. My additions of Emmenthal and leeks just came sitting on top of the crepe and not incorporated into the crepe which I thought was odd. Taste-wise it was no comparison to my cheese potato bacon crepe. My daughter and husband loved the lemon crepe and had it both visits. My son and I particularly liked the caramel crepe with hazelnut ice cream. I wished I had more crepe to go with the ice cream. Actually, the ice cream might have been the best part of the dish. On the second visit I tried the chocolate crepe with ice cream. It was fine but with too much cream. read more

I don't live in Paris, but I've been here many times and have had many crepes here. This is hands down the most amazing crepe I've ever had. It's a quaint place and well worth the trip if you have a bit of a ways to get here. I had apple crepe with calvados. (Something I usually get except without calvados). This one wins the prize. read more

Chez Imogène - Flambé Apple crepe w/ calvados. - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

My perfect little piece of Paris is sitting at a slightly wobbly wooden table in Chez Imogène, devouring a savory crepe - ham and cheese, likely. To this I'll add a couple of supplements like mushrooms or tomato sauce. I'll sip a bit of wine or cider (the latter the more traditional) as I eat and finish up with a simple sweet crepe - likely lemon, butter and sugar. When I imagine Paris it looks like Chez Imogène: tiny and charming, with something super cooking in the kitchen and the scent of it wafting up to meet my nostrils. This is the sort of place I'd be happy coming back to over and over again. Especially since I have yet to sample the chocolate, caramel or chevre and tomato crepes! read more

If you're in Paris, you have to have their crepes! Chez Imogene is the place to go! With crazy amount of Yelp reviews, we had to check this restaurant out and especially, since it's less than a block away from out hotel! We came after dinner for dessert and was blown away. Here's what we ordered: Apple, caramel, and almond crepes- so savory, every single bite. The apples were baked and so soft and so good. The caramel and almond went really well with it. Yum! Hazelnut ice cream- my husband loved this, I thought it was okay. The staff are super friendly and they will explain anything to you that you don't understand in French. They also have a English menu so it's super tourist friendly! We are definitely coming back before we depart this beautiful country! read more

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We stayed at a hotel a block away from Chez Imogene, and we went there twice during our stay in Paris. This is a wonderful little Paris creperie. We tried 3 different creperies, and this was our favorite. We almost gave up on the idea of liking savory crepes, but Chez Imogene changed our mind! The chef is a pleasant older man who always has a smile on his face (and would nod in acknowledgment every time we passed by the restaurant), and you can tell he loves to make his food. Definitely trust him! Order the dish of the day and dessert of the day! Both times, we had crepes with ratatouille in them and it was absolutely delicious. The dessert crepes are also sweet and delicious!! This place made us feel like locals, and we will definitely miss going there! read more

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This place offers decent crepes. I think the chicken was a little over cooked. The crepe is different where it is crispy. I liked that they added potatoes inside the crepe. That was unique. It was decent but I wouldn't say that this was the best crepe that I have had. read more

Great experience! As someone who doesn't speak French, it was a positive experience with the patience of our waitress. Two person shop, so be patient, especially if they get busy. This was our last meal in Paris, and easily our favorite thus far. Ordered andouille, which is different in France than in America. The waitress took time after I ordered to confirm if it was what I thought it was. I'm grateful, because it was not what I would have been interested in. The quality of service is surpassed by the quality of food. Exactly what I hoped for! Do yourself a favor, and eat here. read more

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This place was where we had our very first meal in Paris. And we were very happy to have found it. Thanks Yelp! The place was really close to our hotel so it was easy to get to. It was small, but at dinner time on a weekday there was no wait. And we had the most awesome crepes ever! Two savory ones and one sweet desert one to share. Service was great. Food was delicious. The ambiance was down to earth and nice and cozy yet had little bit of romantic mood to it. Maybe it was just being in Paris that made me feel that way. Oui oui! I would've went back there again if we stayed in Paris little longer. Definitely a place I'd love to visit again. read more

Amazing great quality crepes! This place is quite popular, we came at around 10pm and still had to wait about half an hour. The waiter was very nice and gave us a free drink while we waited. I don't remember the name of the crepe I ordered but it came with mushrooms, bacon, carrot puree, and a tomato sauce. I was a bit confused on how to eat it though because they put the ingredients on top of the crepe instead of in it for mine. These crepes are much better than any crepe you buy off the street by the touristy places of Paris. After eating here, I bought a crepe off the street by the Eiffel Tower and it was nothing compared to this. The crepes here are thin and crispy while the one I bought off the street was thick and chewy. read more

Chez Imogène - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

English-speaking friendly! We went here for dinner at 9pm on a Monday. After trying crepes here, I can't eat the street crepes anymore! I tried to La Rustique (savory crepe) and the day special, dessert crepe with strawberries and choice of ice cream. The savory crepe was thin and nicely browned. La Rustique is a safe choice to try if you're craving something that screams classic American breakfast (eggs, bacon, cheese). For the dessert crepe we chose to pair with hazelnut ice cream. Very different flavor, but yummy! Only problem was the waiter told us we would have a 20 minute wait, and that we could take a walk meanwhile. When we came back someone else took our table, but they were nice enough to give us complimentary drinks as we waited. Good move Definitely would come back to eat again because of the ambience and how they don't rush you even after closing time! read more

Chez Imogène - Complimentary drink if cider and limon - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

It was late. We had just finished a tiring trip crammed like sardines into an elevator at the Eiffel stuffed into another can in the Paris Metro, but we ere reached the eatery most local to our hotel who, though seemingly out of the current Parisian vogue, welcomed us into the eatery after taking a minute to clear a table. Of course, we've never had a real Parisian crepe, or the savory galette. But were to have the full experience here at a small quiet creperie where the crepes come out from over the counter through the few close tables to meet their ultimate consumer. The gentleman handed us our English menus (a pitiable, but perhaps necessary accomodation from my perspective), and we began. First up with a pitcher of cider were blinis with a sort of creamed salmon. Quite unique! But enjoyable with a light rich smoky flavor offset by a dollop of creme fraiche. Also some slices of good crusty bread with a tuna mixture and lentils. A sister of mine near-inhaled the soft lentils, while fish and bread were verily consumed. Now to the real star, big delicious savory crepes. The theory is that the crepe goes down, and whatever manner of tasty things go on top. Soft eggs, ham, tomato sauce made one flavorful combination, while another plate of scallop and roasted leeks was a rich companion. Potato and emmental cheese and tomatoes decorated another, while a smooth combination of savoie (like brie) and onion with pork belly made bellies fill up. But not quite to the point yet, as sweet crepes were on their way. Salted caramel with ice cream for one, and a liberal (*quite* liberal) dousing in flaming calvados were consumed and enjoyed by all in no time flat. Seriously good eats, I'd come back again and again for these sweet crepes. Overall, gracious, delicious, for an American lost in Paris, you should hope that all places welcome you with open arms and hot, fresh crepes like Chez Imogène. read more

Most unforgettable crepes in Paris. Do NOT miss this! Definitely more of a "local" spot than a tourist restaurant. Enjoy! read more

Chez Imogène - Special of the day - beef, potato, cheese, gravy (onion, etc) - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

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Was excited to try this based on reviews. Tried two salty crepes both of which were just ok but nothing special. I didn't really like the flavour of the crepe itself. The fillings were fine but nothing great. Totally not delicious at all! So glad we didn't order the dessert crepe with our meal because I didn't like the main so much that I wouldn't be able to down the dessert! The cider was so delicious though that I could drink it in copious Amounts. Service was ok. One server. Decor was amazing. So cute and "French" food presentation was also beautiful. Would I eat here again? No. read more

Chez Imogène - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

Absolutely fantastic. That pretty much sums up my entire review. The only downside was that I left coming here till my final night in Paris meaning that I couldn't come back again the following night!!! This is very much a locals restaurant - but in a good way. Both the staff and the other clientele are extremely friendly, which is good because the inside of the restaurant is really small and you'll be bashing elbows with them! But don't let that put you off of one of the best tasting things I've ever had. There are plenty of crepes and galettes on the menu, and I opted for just a ham and cheese galette. It was brilliant - the edges were crisp reminding me of the paper dosas we had in India. The filling was generous and delicious. Wow, just writing this makes me wish I was back there now. No matter what happens I must recent to Paris just so I can come back here. read more

Our normal standby galette place (West Country Girl) was on summer holiday when we recently visited, so we looked around and decided to give Chez Imogene a chance, and I'm glad we did! It's very small, so we made a booking, and it was definitely quite full by 8 (although tables turned relatively quickly, so worth a gamble) We got a bottle of cider and ordered the starter of the day, Bloody Mary Soup, which was a kind of gazpacho with a plain galette on the side. Then a savoury galette and a delicious dessert crepe. This was part of the set menu option, which I believe was 19 euro for three courses. Food was great, really well done and you can see them cook to order in the tiny kitchen. Service was friendly, and there is an English menu if you need help. I'd definitely recommend it and will be returning! read more

1st time in Paris and we stumbled upon this quaint creperie. The service was top Notch and their crepes are the best crepes I've ever taste. Try them. You won't be disappointed. read more

Delicious crepes, great service. The waiter was insanely helpful and super friendly. The crepes were fresh and perfect. What else can you ask for? read more

Super friendly mom and pop shop at la Marais. Best crepe I've ever had! Owner (at least the lady) speaks very good English and was kind enough to have an English menu. Not somewhere that meant for rip tourists off, Great value for the lunch special, $10.5 euro for 1 salad, 1 savory crepe, 1 sweet crepe, 1 drink. My boyfriend got the deluxe combo $14.50 which he could get everything in mine and just the savory crepe is fancier savory crepe and a coffee/tea. For mine I got the Complete crepe( ham and cheese), he got the fish and potato. Hands down the best crepe I've ever had, for something simple like ham and cheese it's difficult to make it beyond expectation. But the chef ( I guess he's the husband) made it! In Canada, I never had any crepe that has a crispy texture, but mine was a little over coooked so it's crusty and crispy, so you have that perfect contrast with the soft chewy cheese. And don't even mention my boyfriends fish crepe. The fished is cooked perfectly tender with creamy potato, ok the side it's topped with tomato purée. It's just perfect I'm every sense. The sweet crepe that comes with our combo: I have lemon and sugar, my boyfriend had coulis( berry compote) , whipped cream and a coulis ice cream. I'm not a whipped cream person but after I finished mine, I took over and finished the most of the freshly whipped cream! My boyfriend didn't even finish his crepe. Simple and enjoyable presentation, beyond exceptional taste. For the same price you will only get one crepe in Canada, here you get a huge combo. The best thing is the owner doesn't make you feel foreign, they are simply here to serve good food. Highly recommend! read more

Chez Imogène - Fish and potato crepe with tomato purée, I highly recommend! - Creperies Near Me - Paris, 75

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Lovely little creperie just down the block from my hotel. Open fairly late, it was a last temptation of the evening to get something sweet before heading home. During my trip I had crepes here twice. Very fast and friendly. Accommodating but perhaps it would be wise to make a reservation for the dinner service times as it seemed quite busy when I passed by a few times. Late nights are more relaxed and you can drop in and grab a seat easily enough. Savoury and sweet crepes available, had a delicious Nutella and chantilly with banana for dessert that was delicious. Also tried smoked salmon crepe that was very nice and flavourful but a very light meal and not the cheapest if you were to get more than one to fill you up. Nice for a light evening snack/meal and great for a nice dessert. They also do take away so it's quite easy to grab a tasty crepe for an evening stroll. read more

I went here for dinner one night and it ended up being in the top 2 restaurants I went to while in Paris. The crepes are the real deal, it's super romantic and cozy (although I was traveling alone and went alone lol), and the people that work there are very kind. I definitely recommend going to this place 100%! read more

This place was very good! I enjoyed the "special of the day" it had egg, sautéed onions, bacon and cheese. The sweet crepé was great also (chocolate). The place is quite small but quaint. Prices are reasonable 10.50 € for small salad, two crepés, and a drink. Come try it! read more

This is the best creperie in France and trust me I've been to Bretagne a couple of times and I've never tasted a crepe as good as Imogenes! The menu is very creative and the specials are always changing. Chez Imogene is my secret place in the city, it's so cozy, intimate, the owner is the only cook in the place. Reservations are a must since the room is so small and is always packed. read more

My husband and I had dinner at this place and we both loved it. I have never been a fan of savory crepes but this place changed my mind forever. The place is small and can get crowded so reserving a table is your best bet. Service is good. I hope to come back next time I'm in Paris. read more

I thought I didn't really like crepes (American here), but these were life changing! I had the one with egg, goat cheese and tomato sauce. SO AMAZING! And they had a yummy/strong/cheap house cocktail. Also a super charming decor with very friendly waiters. And English menus (but mostly French guests = legit). Seriously, best meal I had in Paris. read more

Cannot find any fault with this place at all! Despite having lived in France for three years, I used to be hugely skeptical of having crêpes as a meal, but Chez Imogène has completely changed my mind. The food is infallible: the texture of the crêpes and galettes are always just perfect and the composition of flavours are very well thought-out. Even the galette nature (with nothing on it at all) tastes amazing, which shows how well they've mastered their craft. My personal favourites are the galette with leek (I think it's called porée in French) and emmental cheese, as well as the salted butter-caramel crêpe (beurre caramel salée)! Do not leave without trying the latter! The taste will blow your mind! The restaurant itself is a decent size and can easily fit small groups of friends. It is very comfortable and a really nice place to have a dinner for catching up. read more

Ooooooh man we loved this little spot! It's full of locals and chill Yelpers who have the in on the good spots. The server guy was so charming, and the crepes were terrific - definitely on our must list for our next trip to Paris! read more

Lunch specials cannot be beat! Friends told me that Chez Imogène surpassed Breizh Café and they're right; while I still love Breizh, both sweet and savory crêpes here are authentic, hearty, and delicious. I've never ordered a caramel dessert crêpe and received such a huge dollop of salted caramel, topped off with a scoop of the most delicious ice cream. The heavier lunch special is 14 euros and includes salad, galette, dessert crêpe, a drink, and a coffee or tea. (There's another lunch menu at 10 euros for the less ambitious.) The dining room is small, but charming and drenched in sunlight during the daytime. For this neighborhood, it's a steal - if you come early enough to get a table. read more

Chez Imogene was one of my favorite parts of my trip to Paris. We stayed in a hotel nearby, and it was so nice to be able to walk to such a nice, cozy place. The "crèpe du jour" always seemed creative and delicious. I just loved going here, and it sticks in my mind when I think of the charm of Paris. read more

Though abit small and warm, this place offers good crepe and cider wine. The owner gave us free taste of the wine before ordering. English menu is provided too. Looks like a family owned restaurant. Good way to end my trip in Paris! read more

Charming and delicious. If you're looking for crepes in Paris, come here

Service was friendly and amazing. Each crepe is made with a special touch, impressive considering the number of people served. Very small place, for good reason. Feels like a step back in time, in a warm cozy delicious house of your French ancestor. Enjoy if you're lucky enough to find it! My husband had the prefix menu with the special of the day for dinner and dessert, I had an amazing vegetarian crepe with mushrooms, carrots and leeks - perfect for my taste. -M. read more