Of all the places we went for crepes, this one was my favorite. The waitress did her best to…read moreunderstand our horrendous French and everything we had was delicious. We loved both the oeuf crepe and the desert crepe. Merci!

This is by far the best crepe restaurant in all of Paris. The ladies who work here are very…read morepleasant and accommodating. The food is absolutely fantastic and I would love to come here every day for the rest of my life. Best family owned restaurant in France

Bonne petite creperie bretonne. Galettes et crêpes goutues. Service aimable. Ambiance et couleurs…read morereposantes. J'y reviendrai.

Fantastic Crêperie located on a quiet neighborhood street with outside seating. Our server was…read moreextremely friendly and helpful. He went above and beyond to help us understand the menu and options. We were a group of 7 and tried both sweet and savory options - everyone enjoyed their choice very much! Not sure when I will be back in this area, but if I do come back, I'll make sure to stop by here again!

Tried this place close to our hotel, being in Paris we never want to try the same place twice but…read morefor this place we will come back, great and friendly service.

Not high on style points, but not low on flavor either!…read more EUR10 combo: galette (savory) + crêpe (sweet) EUR11 combo: galette + crêpe + a drink (cider, juice, or coffee) Simple and straightforward, just like the atmosphere and the food itself. A great light lunch if you don't want to go back to the office with food coma.

Worst service in Paris! The manager makes sure of that! Food is so so. And definitely not worth the…read moretime you have to wait to get anyone to help you. No way is it comparable to the good places. Skip it.

Le Petit Grumeau is a fantastic little creperie in South Central Paris. While honeymooning in Paris…read moremy wife and I decided to stop here to satisfy our longing for true French crepes. We were not disappointed. The owner of the restaurant runs it, and he is probably the nicest French gentleman you will ever meet. To the point, however, the crepes! The crepes were the finest crepes we had during our entire week in Paris, and while I'm sure there are many more places to try, the owner of Le Petit Grumeau and his crepes impressed us so much we went back a second time at the end of our stay in Paris. Being a celiac, it was important for us to be able to have buckwheat (au blé noir) crepes. The savory crepes are buckwheat by default, and asking politely can reward you with a buckwheat sweet crepe. Gluten-free crepes are the best crepes. P.S. the menu also has English translations for easy ordering if you're from the US or UK or Canada (you know, the Canadians who don't already speak French)

My wife and I came here since we stayed at this cool boutique hotel across the street. Both the…read morehotel and the restaurant are located in the Latin quarter - known for artist and intellectuals. We found this place to be charming and very tourist friendly. I've never really liked crepe but having the crepes here changed my attitude. The owner was quite the gentleman and we got along well. The second day we came in, the patrons were the type of individuals you would expect in a French movie. Thus, this made for an interesting evening with long stimulating conversations. We came from eclectic backgrounds: two psychologist including my wife, a government worker who just returned from China (he still had his luggage), a World Health Organization specialist with her French teacher husband, and myself a wounded war veteran from the crap we pulled in Iraq and Afghanistan (though I did not offer that bit of information). Good crepes are endemic to France, but the clientele, ownership, and ambiance are all unique. If you happen upon the Latin quater, try stoppin by this quaint shop. It may round off your vacation to France quite nicely.