As an American visiting France for the first time, I had to try a French take on American cuisine…read more Voila!! The Galette Americano! It might look crazy, but it actually worked. It was a buckwheat galette with a hamburger patty, slice of bacon, sunny side up egg, two types of cheese and burger sauce. I was questioning my decision when it was delivered but was pleasantly surprised when it honestly tasted like a really dressed up burger. I cleaned my plate!!! They had a full variety of savory and sweet crepes/galettes so please come by and enjoy!!!

Needed a place for a late lunch after Versailles and not much was still open around 3 PM - Creperie…read moredu Marche did the trick. My boyfriend and I shared the Galette finistere (spinach, bechamel, ham, egg), Galette superieur (egg, smoked ham) and Crepe La royale (apple, chestnut cream) for dessert. Everything was super solid!

Found this place through Yelp and didn't regret my choice!…read more The staff were very friendly and the restaurant is cozy with nice ambience. Had this after my visit in Versailles Palace. If you want something light, you can visit here. They do have savory+sweet crepes combo with drinks. The prices slightly went up and the staff told me before I start to order, so yup everything is good.

Great place for a meal after visiting Versailles! The name of the location has been changed to Les…read moreCrepes a Tonton so don't look for the name on yelp.

Quaint looking restaurant with an upstairs and a downstairs. Their menu is not as big as the other…read morecreperies I have been to in Suresnes but their food is good, and their service is great, even though they only seem to have one server during lunch hours. We sat upstairs and had their set lunch (formule a midi) for 11 Euros that includes a savoury crepe (four selections to choose from), a cider, and a dessert crepe (a couple of them to choose from as well. My crepe came wrapped with a raw egg in the centre, so my coworker told them to cook it more as I don't eat raw eggs. It was okay. I prefer Ma Petite Ile.

Excellent food, and excellent service - got a table pretty quickly, despite the place being packed…read more(many of the patrons were clearly locals and regulars), and were able to enjoy a variety of dishes, served quickly and with a smile. A definite repeat.

This location is just outside of Versailles which means it's likely a tourist trap. Honestly the…read morecrepes were basic. The tandoori chicken in the Bollywood lacked flavor and depth. The chicken was blazing red giving hints of flavor that should have been and left me wanting for the seasons and spices promised in the name. I got none of the seasons of tandoori on my palate. My husband had the saumon with creme and he agrees it was pretty basic as well. The service saves this review as it was very friendly and I enjoyed speaking with our server. She loved that I was doing well with learning French which really does elevate the French experience. The ambiance was exactly what you hope for in the Parisian experience. It wasn't bad at all, it filled our bellies, but you can find more within the local town of Versailles and I recommend you do.

Came to this plate back in early April (courtesy of my French teacher...thank you for introducing…read moreme to this place & yes I saw your review down below haha), the night before flying back home to LA. I've had some good crêpes while in France, but this place has to honestly be my favorite. When you order, make sure to try both the sweet & savory crêpes, as they're not equally the same. Something that I love is that you can take your time when eating, because only a few minutes after finishing my first crêpe did the waiter bring out my 2nd one, perfectly fresh & hot. On my 2nd visit nearly 2.5 months later, unfortunately I was under a tight schedule so I ordered them to go, and I only had to wait like 5-10 minutes after ordering, fast service & cooked to order! Had some leftover which I ended up eating on my flight out to Dallas the next day, & they were still good! This is a place that anyone should visit on their last night in Paris or if you want to buy a last minute crêpe before your flight home, and for sure I will be back...perhaps not just on my final night in Paris.

This is a quiet restaurant tucked out of sight just 0.3 miles from the Arc de triomphe. I made a…read morereservation but at the time we came there were more than enough seats. We opted for savory crepes and they did not disappoint. Take advantage of the culture and enjoy their specialty cider the finish with a café. Service was friendly and we very much enjoyed ourselves.

When in Paris, must eat crepe. This place rocks…read more Servers spoke English- they were pleasant. Savory crepes- had the pizza- it was light and savory. My server noted the combo deal is better- so I got that- it came with dessert. Framboise was so good - light, fruity, and delicious. Close walk from Eiffel Tower and place du Trocadéro.

The business is closed permanently. It is no more, do not waste your time. Many crepe places in…read moreParis but not here!

A very clean and sweet decor with a classic French cafe feel. I would liked more savory choices but…read moreif sweet is your thing you have found your place. The crepe was light and good consistency. Flavors were good but not sophisticated. It's a great neighborhood place for quick comfort food. Recommend.

This was the very first restaurant we visited in Paris. We arrived at our hotel fresh off a 9 hour…read moreflight and as you can imagine we were starving. I checked Yelp and the reviews were great and we asked the hotel staff who also gave it rave reviews. It was around the corner from the hotel, so it was great that it was within walking distance. We arrived and put our French lessons on Youtube to use "Bonjour parlez vous anglais" which means, hello do you speak English. We got a big smile and a thank you for trying to speak French and the staff spoke to us in English. They even provided us with an English menu. I was a bit overwhelmed since I've never had a crepe before. I opened my Yelp app and found a sausage, egg and cheese crepe that looked out of this world so I showed the waiter and he said it was a great choice, which I paired with a hot chocolate. The hot chocolate was great. Milky and chocolaty, very warm and not overly sweet, it was so good I ordered a second. However, the crepe was so delicious, I was amazing how soft and flaky the crust was. The cheese and egg was so tasty. The sausage was cut into small thin slices that made everything fit in your fork perfectly so you can take in all the flavor and a little bit of everything in each bite. The service was great, everyone was helpful. The restaurant ambience was very relaxed the food was excellent and affordable. 5 Star experience !

Wow, yep did not fail! The food was amazing! Service was great...it was a little overcast…read more(welcomed from the 100 degree heat today) and a breeze was starting to kick up. We wanted to sit outside (it's a French cafe) but the waiter advised it would start raining soon...he was spot on, as soon as our food arrived, it started to rain! Back to the food...talk about yum! I had the Thurien and it was rich and savory without being overpowering. The crepe was perfect, and finished with a chocolate crepe that was the best I've had in Paris! A must do and I'll very wining be back!!!

Heard about this creperie stand from Jay Swanson on YouTube. He calls this stand "Morgan's Crepes"…read more She is located inside the Marche Notre Dame market. Luckily she was open the day we arrived as she is not open everyday. She was able to provide us with an English menu which was super helpful. We ordered the egg, ham and cheese crepe and the salmon, cream and lemon crepe. These were by far the best crepes of our lives. So happy that we decided to come here before visiting the Palace of Versailles. The crepes were so good, that we immediately came back an ordered two Nutella crepes. These might just be the best crepes in France!