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A wonderful small French restaurant tucked down a quiet street a few blocks near the Sacre-Corur Basilica. Came in on a Saturday afternoon to try a crape. I ordered the egg, ham, and cheese crape. It was devine. The texture of the crape was paper thin and buttery with a slight crunch from the melted cheese oozing through the little wholes in the crape. Cheesy heaven. The service was excellent too. Very nice people and very attentive staff. Would definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area.
We stayed near this cozy Montmatre place and visited twice so far. Even though my husband wanted to try a few other places, I was insistent on going there again for our last night in the area. The crepes are the perfect texture. The variety to choose from was very good. Enjoyed a bottle of cider with our meals. While there tonight, a couple of chefs were seated at the next table. Very French and a perfect meal. We will be back.
I came here for lunch and it was quite busy. This place definitely seems like a tourist trap, but more in that there were a lot of tourists and less of a trap than other traps. They have a decent set menu deal which gives you a drink, a savory crepe, and a sweet crepe. I got their crepe with smoked salmon which I would definitely not recommend. I think sticking to the more classic savor crepes is the move. For the sweet crepe, the classic ones are also good, but I got one with fruit and ice cream which was great. The service was pretty good. The waiter spoke English and was able to talk about the menu. I think the value is also decent if you get the set menu (around 13 euros). If you're ordering the crepes individually (which you need to do for most of the specialty ones), then it does get pricey (around 10 euros each).
I asked a question about an menu item, the man told me it was chicken, I order it and it's for sure ham, I tell him he proceeds to tell me it's chicken and starts producing packages to prove it ..it was literally pork fat and I don't eat anything pork. Nonetheless when in doubt, get something else; doesn't seem like they know their own menu.
A tourist visiting Sacre Coeur or a local, this place is a must try! They serve some of the best savory crepes in Paris and that's a tall claim. The ideal place for a quick and lovely lunch, the restaurant delivers not only on food quality but also on service and atmosphere. Definitely a must stop if you are in the area!
The location was a bit hard to find as it was located on a quite street. I walked here from Sacred Heart and it was only about a 10 min walk. It was a rainy day so it was quite empty, but it was very quaint and adorable. Its a nice place for breakfast and coffee. I got the smoked salmon crepe and it was perfect! Not too salty, just the right amount of savory. My boyfriend for the foie gras crepe and it was something I didn't think I would like but it was so good! Coffee was great as well. Just what we needed to start our day walking around Paris!
This place was far from where we stayed but we were in the area and stopped by for some lunch. They had a prix fixe meal where you got to choose one savory crepe, a dessert crepe and something to drink. Silly me, I ordered a cider thinking it'd be like apple cider in the States, but the boyfriend just laughed because when I took my first sip, I asked if it was spiked. Apparently cider in Europe means there's alcohol! Well now I'll know! I got a crepe with egg, bacon and caramelized onions. What did the boyfriend get? I forget. On to the dessert crepes! I got a banana crepe with house made chocolate and the boyfriend got a crepe with house made caramel sauce. Both were tasty! It was a great meal and for the price it was, I would definitely come back again.
"As good as it gets" doesn't do this place justice. It is amazing! We thought enough of it that we came back and had our last meal in Paris here, just so we could be sure to end on a high note. The food is fantastic, as many other reviewers have indicated. However, I can't stress how efficient, professional and welcoming the servers are. There is a server there who switched seamlessly between fluent (and VERY FAST) French, Spanish, and English while dealing simultaneously with at least 14 customers in the tiny back room. That was terribly impressive. Everyone we had serving us was excellent. The second time we came, I ordered off the Lunch special menu, which was a bowl of cider, a savory crepe from a subset of the main menu, and a sweet crepe from a limited list, all for a very reasonable price of a bit under 11 Euros. Since everything I wanted was on those two lists, it was perfect. The savory crepes were delivered quickly, even though the place was completely full. The sweet crepe came out very shortly after they cleared our dishes from the first course, and it was hot and fresh. Even if you think you know about crepes -- and maybe don't think buckwheat flour is something you think you'll like, I encourage you to seek this place out and give it a shot, especially if you make the trip out to Sacré-Cœur -- this place is just a short walk down the hill and well worth the effort. Be aware that the ciders have alcohol in them. Apparently, there is frequent confusion about that with the American tourists. If that is a problem for you, be sure to order fruit juice instead. While the menu had an extensive list of combinations, they are very accommodating and will let you build your own crepe - that's good to know if you have specific dietary restrictions.
If you're a tourist and visiting the Sacre Coeur Basilica, definitely make the trip to this small, quaint cafe/bistro. This was my first Crepe place in Paris, which certainly set the bar high as I compared it other street food and cafe crepes around Paris. I had the Raclette du Chef - which pretty much had all the elements of your typical breakfast foods all in one (crepe, potato, egg, cheese, bacon, ham, prosciutto, and bechamel). At best, I believe the place can probably sit about 20 people (10, 2 person tables), which will make it hard for parties greater than 4. The place has no air conditioner (or at least it wasn't on when we were there), and you are seated practically elbow to elbow to one another, where the waitress would have to slide the entire table out so you can sit down. Fortunately, there was an English menu, and the waitress knew enough English. The service is pretty fast, so don't be discouraged if you walk by and see a packed house. I would definitely come back to this place in the future.
1 year ago
Excellent service in a very busy restaurant. The crepes were wonderful! We ordered mushroom, ham and cheese and a cheese and meat crepe for lunch, and finished with a caramel crepe for dessert. It was worth waiting in line to get in. read more
3 years ago
No joke: one of the HIGHLIGHTS of our Paris trip! I'd never had a gallete before (savory crepe) and realized immediately how much I'd been missing out on. It's crispy, the flavors are balanced, they aren't skimping with the fillings and toppings--I could go on and on about all the great things. We hadn't planned a dinner for our first day in Montmatre and every place told us to come back at closing time to see whether they could accommodate. We were very hungry after a day of travel and walking so we decided to check this place out and they were able to give us a wait time estimate and get us in within 15 minutes. So kind and considerate all around. The service is lovely and they have extra seating in the back. If you're in the area, I would 100% recommend you check this out -- any crepe or gallete is great, you really can't go wrong. Prices are fair. Must visit!! read more
A wonderful small French restaurant tucked down a quiet street a few blocks near the Sacre-Corur Basilica. Came in on a Saturday afternoon to try a crape. I ordered the egg, ham, and cheese crape. It was devine. The texture of the crape was paper thin and buttery with a slight crunch from the melted cheese oozing through the little wholes in the crape. Cheesy heaven. The service was excellent too. Very nice people and very attentive staff. Would definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area. read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
We stayed near this cozy Montmatre place and visited twice so far. Even though my husband wanted to try a few other places, I was insistent on going there again for our last night in the area. The crepes are the perfect texture. The variety to choose from was very good. Enjoyed a bottle of cider with our meals. While there tonight, a couple of chefs were seated at the next table. Very French and a perfect meal. We will be back. read more
3 years ago
I ordered the crepe with chestnut cream to go. It was freshly made to order, quick, and the perfect dessert. They put a lot of the filling which was pretty sweet but delicious. read more
I came here for lunch and it was quite busy. This place definitely seems like a tourist trap, but more in that there were a lot of tourists and less of a trap than other traps. They have a decent set menu deal which gives you a drink, a savory crepe, and a sweet crepe. I got their crepe with smoked salmon which I would definitely not recommend. I think sticking to the more classic savor crepes is the move. For the sweet crepe, the classic ones are also good, but I got one with fruit and ice cream which was great. The service was pretty good. The waiter spoke English and was able to talk about the menu. I think the value is also decent if you get the set menu (around 13 euros). If you're ordering the crepes individually (which you need to do for most of the specialty ones), then it does get pricey (around 10 euros each). read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
I asked a question about an menu item, the man told me it was chicken, I order it and it's for sure ham, I tell him he proceeds to tell me it's chicken and starts producing packages to prove it ..it was literally pork fat and I don't eat anything pork. Nonetheless when in doubt, get something else; doesn't seem like they know their own menu. read more
3 years ago
Wonderful service and excellent crepes and cafe! The ambiance is wonderful. It's a great lunch stop while exploring Montmartre. Highly recommend for anyone in search of gluten free crepes. They have a great selection gluten free savory crepes. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
A tourist visiting Sacre Coeur or a local, this place is a must try! They serve some of the best savory crepes in Paris and that's a tall claim. The ideal place for a quick and lovely lunch, the restaurant delivers not only on food quality but also on service and atmosphere. Definitely a must stop if you are in the area! read more
The location was a bit hard to find as it was located on a quite street. I walked here from Sacred Heart and it was only about a 10 min walk. It was a rainy day so it was quite empty, but it was very quaint and adorable. Its a nice place for breakfast and coffee. I got the smoked salmon crepe and it was perfect! Not too salty, just the right amount of savory. My boyfriend for the foie gras crepe and it was something I didn't think I would like but it was so good! Coffee was great as well. Just what we needed to start our day walking around Paris! read more
This place was far from where we stayed but we were in the area and stopped by for some lunch. They had a prix fixe meal where you got to choose one savory crepe, a dessert crepe and something to drink. Silly me, I ordered a cider thinking it'd be like apple cider in the States, but the boyfriend just laughed because when I took my first sip, I asked if it was spiked. Apparently cider in Europe means there's alcohol! Well now I'll know! I got a crepe with egg, bacon and caramelized onions. What did the boyfriend get? I forget. On to the dessert crepes! I got a banana crepe with house made chocolate and the boyfriend got a crepe with house made caramel sauce. Both were tasty! It was a great meal and for the price it was, I would definitely come back again. read more
"As good as it gets" doesn't do this place justice. It is amazing! We thought enough of it that we came back and had our last meal in Paris here, just so we could be sure to end on a high note. The food is fantastic, as many other reviewers have indicated. However, I can't stress how efficient, professional and welcoming the servers are. There is a server there who switched seamlessly between fluent (and VERY FAST) French, Spanish, and English while dealing simultaneously with at least 14 customers in the tiny back room. That was terribly impressive. Everyone we had serving us was excellent. The second time we came, I ordered off the Lunch special menu, which was a bowl of cider, a savory crepe from a subset of the main menu, and a sweet crepe from a limited list, all for a very reasonable price of a bit under 11 Euros. Since everything I wanted was on those two lists, it was perfect. The savory crepes were delivered quickly, even though the place was completely full. The sweet crepe came out very shortly after they cleared our dishes from the first course, and it was hot and fresh. Even if you think you know about crepes -- and maybe don't think buckwheat flour is something you think you'll like, I encourage you to seek this place out and give it a shot, especially if you make the trip out to Sacré-Cœur -- this place is just a short walk down the hill and well worth the effort. Be aware that the ciders have alcohol in them. Apparently, there is frequent confusion about that with the American tourists. If that is a problem for you, be sure to order fruit juice instead. While the menu had an extensive list of combinations, they are very accommodating and will let you build your own crepe - that's good to know if you have specific dietary restrictions. read more
If you're a tourist and visiting the Sacre Coeur Basilica, definitely make the trip to this small, quaint cafe/bistro. This was my first Crepe place in Paris, which certainly set the bar high as I compared it other street food and cafe crepes around Paris. I had the Raclette du Chef - which pretty much had all the elements of your typical breakfast foods all in one (crepe, potato, egg, cheese, bacon, ham, prosciutto, and bechamel). At best, I believe the place can probably sit about 20 people (10, 2 person tables), which will make it hard for parties greater than 4. The place has no air conditioner (or at least it wasn't on when we were there), and you are seated practically elbow to elbow to one another, where the waitress would have to slide the entire table out so you can sit down. Fortunately, there was an English menu, and the waitress knew enough English. The service is pretty fast, so don't be discouraged if you walk by and see a packed house. I would definitely come back to this place in the future. read more
8 years ago
We stumbled on this Creperie after dinner at Le Potager (see my review on this awesome restaurant also) which was directly across the road. My daughter loved the chocolate crepe so much that we had to come back for lunch the day after. It was one of our best dining experiences in Paris - certainly some of the best crepes we have ever eaten in our lives. It's a small restaurant with only about 30 seats so either make a reservation or come early for lunch or dinner - at 1pm and 9pm the restaurant was full. Two of us did the lunch special which was good value at 12euros - a cider or juice drink, a gallette and a crepe. We had the Complete, Parisienne, raclette galettes and the chocolate, caramel and lemon juice crepes and everything was exquisite. This is especially evident in the plain crepes like the lemon juice and sugar, where the thinness and texture of the crepe and the delicate flavors really shine through. Nothing tough, tasteless and terrible here! We'll definitely be back someday! read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
8 years ago
My wife and I had our first Crepes in Paris here. The Yelp reviews guided us here, and line out the door on a rainy day confirmed the ratings. We had a great welcoming to the quaint restaurant, and were served delicious food. Overall, this place lived up to the hype. After trying another crepe shop in another part of town the reviews were co firmed once again. I don't think you can go wrong with this place. Enjoy! read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
Amazing place but be prepared to wait! The staff is very friendly. We ordered a duck crepe and a crepe with potatoes, carmelized onions, cheese, and ham. My boyfriend is a huge duck guy and LOVED his with the fois Gras but I wasn't a huge fan. My crepe however was mouthwatering and I was extremely satisfied. The portions are also quite big. read more
I think it's partially because of Yelp that there are so many tourists lined up for this place! It's now my second time here and I don't know why I never reviewed this place the first time. Let me start by saying that the service here is 5 stars (Parisian standard). They are polite and they check up on you and they speak english with you if you need to but are happy to speak in french with you if you want to too. Between the two of us, my friend ordered a simple galette: the jambon-fromage (6EUR) and I had the lunch price fixed menu (10.80). For the drink, I picked the cider so my friend can try it (tbh i dont really like these types of ciders), for the savoury crepe, I got the the parisienne galette that consists of creme fraiche, ham, cheese, and mushrooms, for the dessert crepe, i chose something that was a specialty to share with my friend, La Calvados, which added 4 extra euro to the bill. It was a flambe crepe with apple sauce and green apple sorbet. They drench it with Calvados and then set it on fire. Our total was 20.80 EUR. CHEAP! Some facets for those who wanna come visit - Tell them you are here, then line up outside (there's probably always going to be a line) - The galette is a savery crepe made from buckwheat so the colour is darker - The crepe is usually the sweeat ones you see everywhere - crepes always should be eaten with cider, do it - their lunch menu ends at around 2 or 3pm - it's worth coming for because you get a drink, a galette, a crepe, for only 10.80 EUR Definitely recommended read more
6 years ago
THEY ARE NOW OPEN!! I visited January 29, 2020!! After being closed for a year due to water damage they are now open!! Same staff and same incredible crepes. You can still have a main crepe, a glass of cider or fruit juice and a dessert crepe for 13.50 or order off the menu! This is a must try when you are in Paris as their crepes are the best in the city! Prior to the water incident that shut them down this place was packed. Unfortunately for me, once people know they are back in business they'll be packed again. Go soon! read more
3 years ago
I visited Paris for the 4th time - but a solo trip. I was staying in an Airbnb in the area and found this nearby with great reviews. I came late afternoon - place was not full at all. Friendly staff who can speak a multitude of languages (one waitress spoke French to me, English to another couple, and Spanish to the other couple next to me). I had the crêpe champêtre with a sweet mug of cider. It was a delicious meal. I would definitely return on my next trip to Paris. read more
I can honestly say: this is my favorite restaurant in the world. I heard about this little spot from a lovely couple who own a small shop a couple blocks away called Ty Miam Goz (which is also lovely and worth stopping by). There is a pretty extensive menu here with many different crepe options. I chose the special which came with a shot of alcoholic cider and two crepes. One dinner crepe and one dessert. It cost about 17€, which, for the best meal of my life was worth every penny! I've never had a crepe so crispy on the outside and savory on the inside. They were perfect. My mouth is salivating just thinking about it. The restaurant itself is located in Montmartre (which is the artsy arrondissement of Paris) and is very quaint and quintessential Paris. To not stop by this restaurant while in Paris is to do yourself a disservice. I can't wait to return, as my taste buds are losing it just thinking about what they won't be eating tomorrow. read more
4 years ago
Named #17 restaurant in Paris on Tripadvisor! Everyone said "you have to try the crepes when in Paris".. So i went by myself to the Sacred Heart and walked down to Creperie Broceliande. It wasnt quite open yet and there were already people waiting outside. Yes, there were tourists but there were also locals. They have a menU (pernounced "men- ou") which is basically a set priced deal. You can pick a main course crepe, a dessert crepe and a drink all for 12eu. Main Course Crepe (CAMPAGNARDE) (4/5) Came with cheese, potatoes, egg, bacon and carmalized onions. This was under the "traditional" crepes. It was good but had a lot going on. I think next time I would try a simpler one like ham and cheese. Dessert Course Crepe (Carmel) (4/5) LOTS AND LOTS of carmel!!! I would have rather got a sugar or nutella one. Not sure if i'd be back but it was fun to try. read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Honestly, I think you are losing big time if you make the trip all the way to Sacred Hearth church and do not stop at this little shop full of loveliness. Broceliande is a French rustic creperie that serves buckwheat crepes with all kinds of toppings. They also have house cider that is served in teacups, which makes the entire experience even more enjoyable. We devoured our crepes and if were not racing against the time, would order some more. read more
8 years ago
Crêperie Brocéliande offers the best crepes at reasonable prices. Its high customer rating is well deserved. read more
8 years ago
Great Experience. Great Food. Great Place. great Service. The Galettes are not following the typical square pattern-they more parisienne: as a pyramid. Don't forget to order a small green salad as a side and have a bottle of sweet (doux) cidre. Trust me you won't regret it!!! Something you will remember for years! read more
4 years ago
8 years ago
Quick, fast, multilingual and quaint! The food was delicious and you could pick savory options or sweet for your crepes. Cozy sitting next to other tables. A total of ten tables, but the service is quick so we didn't wait long! read more
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Montmartre, 18ème
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