A crêperie with a very nice atmosphere and good crepes.read more

Wonderful food and excellent service! As English speaking patrons, we found the staff to be…read morefriendly, patient, and helpful. We ordered the lunch combination and it was authentic and fresh! The waitress smiled at our awful French and helped us to order. Our chocolate banana dessert crepes were exceptionally good! We might just have a meal there every day we are here in Orsay!

Good crêpes, a bit better than the galettes in my opinion. Good service. Choice of drinks with it…read moreok.

Crepes were delicious!! Would definitely recommend! I had ham, goat cheese, walnut and honey crepe…read moreand the vanilla ice cream and chocolate crepe. Both were great!

I'm a French guy working in Montparnasse area. My colleagues and I sometime go to Créperie de Port…read moreManech when we have enough time to sit and have lunch. It has a 8.90 EUR menu (traditional cider, one galette, and one sweet crèpe) that can't be topped. Service is always fast, polite, and smiling which is most appreciable in a city like Paris. If you are not familiar with Galette, it's a specialty from Britanny. Basically a delicious buckwheat crèpe is filled... Well pretty much anything you like. It's both very typical, very convenient meal if you are visiting Paris.

We stumbled upon this place while exploring one night. It was cute and quaint and where a lot of…read morelocals seemed to be. A nice neighborhood restaurant. The food was also really good. We started with a salad to share before having our entrees. The potatoes were really a highlight. They cooked them perfectly.

You always find the gems down back alleys, and this place is deffinately a gem…read more Pleasant enough looking from the front door, however step inside and through to the rear concealed room it's a whole different level. Greated by a cosy fire, welcoming staff and the food! Oh my the food. Beautifully presented, reasonably priced and deeeelicious! Get off the beaten track and go try, thoroughly recommended. Children accommodating, business people drinking wine or lovers on a date night. Whatever your circumstance, your based is covered.

Enjoyed a delicious lunch here. Ordered Galette Champignonne while my companion had the Chevre…read moreChaud salade. We split the house cidre, which came in a chilled earthenware jug. The cidre was sweeter than we normally order but still delicious. Service was excellent. Fast and efficient. The little restaurant is warm and cozy with a gentle breeze coming from the street. Apparently they have a frequent customer program for their loyal customers. From the size of their Rolodex, they have quite a few of those and they are well deserved.

I'm obsessed with Breton cuisine - buckwheat crepes and hard cider, namely. When I spotted Chez…read moreYannick just steps from our apartment in Paris, I immediately planned a brunch for the next day. I don't know if it was the jet-lag or the thought of crisp, cheese-filled crepes, but...I didn't sleep that night. Chez Yannick is on a very chic street in an already chic neighborhood (16e), so the prices are a little tough to swallow: roughly 15 euros per crepe (that's almost $20 to us Americans). But, prices are on par with the rest of the neighborhood, and Chez Yannick differentiates itself with a sweet, homey feel and genuinely friendly servers. The blue checkered tablecloths, wood-beamed ceiling, and cider served in big green carafes make it feel like a petit chalet in Paris, sans kitsch. Our crepes were divine, just the way I expect "real" Breton galettes to be: square, savory, crispy edges, always with a salad on the side. I created a custom crepe of ratatouille & chevre (they really should make this a standard menu item!), while monsieur had a ham-emmentaler-egg combo. With sips of cider in between, we were pleasantly stuffed. Chez Yannick is the real deal (confirmed by my French travel companion), and a nice change of pace from the Parisian bistro scene. Four stars for a memorable meal in a cute chalet atmosphere... which would be even more enjoyable at a few euros less.

A wonderful little creperie out in the middle of nowhere which hosts a quaint terraced patio area,…read moreexcellent service and remarkably good food. The value for money is also a factor in my reviewing criteria and ile o crêpes definitely fits the bill. Clean bathrooms with soap! I mention this as often the restaurants in France lack points in this area. Bring some friends for an apero, Bon appétit!

Nice crêperie. Both indoor and outdoor tables.read more

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!

The dishes were wonderful, and the service excellent! We are from Washington, DC and have friends…read morewho live nearby. They took us to lunch and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal.