Wow amazing crepe store! Probably one of the best I've ever been to…read more First of all, there's always a line here! It doesn't mean that this place deserves 4 stars, and god when you finally get the crepe you've been waiting for you realize what the line was for but you do have to wait. Second, as I mentioned before, the crepes are incredible. Just plain out amazing. I got coconut and chocolate, and it was really great, served on an easy to use plate, and all very easy. The inside is actually really cool. There are all sorts of tiles with different fish on the walls of the tiny inside of the store, and a big chalkboard where all the options for what you can order are. The outside is really fun too. There are some tables outside which is fun because the shop is in a beautiful place in and of itself, and so when you sit outside you get to see the beautiful buildings and watch people go by. The store is also really near to the ocean, so it's not a long walk from one place to another. Really real, (a word which I use instead of the word authentic). It's not watered down, it's just real great food. Pretty cheap too. I mean we're not saying it's amazingly cheap, but it's not super expensive either. Pretty average pricing. Totally recommended. Great place.

Lots of choices for both sweet and savory crepes and you can see how they make them in front of…read moreyou. The crepes we got were delicious and quite cheap, we paid 20 euros for 3 crepes. Recommended! Note that they only have white flour crepes, no buckwheat or gluten-free ones.

Great gluten free crêpes salés (galette) and very friendly staff. Nice alternative for lunch or a…read moresnack after the Dali museum.

Cute little creperie that also does frozen yogurt. You can see the river from the window seating…read more Daughter got a jamón and cheese crepe for 4,90€ that was more than filling. What's a kid to do when dinner is six hours away at 9:00?!? No wifi here, but service is cheerful.

Food and location was great…read more I personally had a problem with the waiter - I felt he had a creppey attitude but my family was ok with him.

Sat down during the flower festival. Took forever to get a menu (in Spanish, English and French)…read more After waiting forever to be attended too, the waiter comes and only speaks Catalan. I left. My money isn't worth your political stand. Dude, you're working at a FRENCH restaurant!

Nice outdoor restaurant. Great location, guys speak English here. They have an English menu and…read moremarked for gluten-free and other allergies. I had the duck breast, with fries. Food was good, not served entirely hot, but good food. Wife had scallops, loved them. Cheese plate made a good appetizer.

I've been going to L'insolite for years with my wife (winter and summer), always bypassing the big…read moretouristy terrasse restaurants for this little one tucked right in the shadow of Collioure's Notre-Dame-des-Anges. The staff are always friendly despite consistent turnover. It's more of a crêperie during the summer and a little resto off season. Either way you go, they deliver standard fare, nothing terribly gastronomic but definitely solidly good. The location is, of course, unbeatable.

You must order #77. Sweet crepes...dulce de leche, almonds, and cream. It is amazing…read more Friendly service. They speak English, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

In the quaint picturesque town of Peratallada, it's a very very touristy town but charming. The…read morelocal gelato shop, Ca la Lola is located right in the heart of the square. Sadly I've had to cut dairy out of my diet. Unfortunately I didn't see any dairy free options here, but folks who had the gelato said it was tasty. I find it amazing that this area of Spain probably has the highest number of gelato shops per capita.