A quaint little creperie! We were looking for somewhere that was open for a brunch situation on a…read moreSunday. The menu was extensive, which had me worried a little bit. I had a basic galette with ham, egg, and cheese. My friend had one with smoked salmon, goat cheese, and spinach. The crepes were crispy and warm, fresh off the pan. The spinach was a little disappointing, as it was not fresh and not seasoned well. But the rest of our dishes were good. We tried the crepe suzette for our dessert. I didn't expect it, but the crepe was flambe on the table. It was done poorly, though, so the sauce never really caramelized and tasted heavily of alcohol. Overall, the shop was cute and the food was interesting. The service was very kind and though it took a little bit for the food to come out, I could tell it was because care was being put into making the dish fresh and hot.

While I see that there are lots of reviews for crepes, this is no longer only a creperie. I suspect…read morethe owners are either new or the old owners changed direction completely. This is an excellent traditional French restaurant but in a new French atmosphere and styling. Attentive service, good prices. If you're staying in Versailles it's worth coming over here to grab a meal.

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.

This restaurant was right outside Claude Monet's house and gardens and looked promising so we gave…read moreit a shot. As you can see, I couldn't wait to take a bite out of this quiche before taking a pic The quiche lorraine was very filling and very flavorful. It had ham and cheese in it and came out nice and hot. It's funny to me that every dish in France pretty much comes with french fries. Back home, I don't think I'd pair french fries with quiche but I'm not complaining they do here. I love french fries.

Great local place in the neighborhood to grab a meal. Mussels were fresh and plentiful. Very…read moresimple flavors with white wine, next time will want to try it with curry. Friendly staff and helped us as we were in a rush.

Delicious crepes and friendly service at this small neighborhood creperie. Savory and sweet crepes…read morewere fresh and delicious. Good coffee too.

Homemade cider is amazing!!! Must get. It has a nice smokey apple-y fruity taste…read more I got the goat cheese honey crepe and it was delightfully crispy on the edges and stuffed with cheese. The savory crepe with a hint of sweetness is the perfect light before or after dinner snack. The chocolate hazelnut crepe was delicious as well! The stuffing for this one was all on the outside of the crepe versus inside. The portions here are decently sized but I feel like I could've eaten one more and been okay for a full dinner meal. Heads up! No credit cards excepted, we were told cash only. Well worth it to dine in this cute local creperie.

We got the combo of buckwheat pancake and the sweet pancake. This is my first time having buckwheat…read morepancake and it was incredible!!! Nice French brunch that I never had in my life!! Thanks to my friend who found this place!! I would definitely come back!! The service was very nice and friendly!! She spoke English well! They have the menu in both English and French!!

WOMEN BEWARE!!! We made a reservation, and came for breakfast with our children. I was ordering for…read moremy 8yr old, who had requested a chocolate crêpe with eggs on the side. On the menu there is a section for extras, and you have the option of paying 2€ per egg. Arnaud simply stated that he would not put that order in. At first, I thought it was a communication error on my part, so I tried to point to the menu items we were requesting. He said "we will not put the eggs on the side, only on top". This would mean putting the eggs in a pool of chocolate sauce, so I asked why, and he replied "Welcome to France". I swallowed my ire, and asked if he wouldn't mind asking the chef, and he said, "the chef said no". Just to illustrate how insane this interaction was, we were sitting directly in front of the kitchen, I was looking into the chef's eyes as I asked, and Arnaud did not even turn around when he answered for the man. My husband saw me getting visibly upset at this point, and said we would take the eggs on top then, and he would have the same thing (we had arrived that morning and were exhausted with 3 children who we were just trying to get fed at this point). His response to my husband is the reason I'm warning women, and not Americans in general. He refused to look at me and responded, "eggs might be strange with the chocolate sauce, I can put the sauce on the side, but just for you". WHAT?!? I did not want to give them one star, because after this ridiculous interaction, the kind chef who had locked eyes with me earlier PUT THE EGGS IN A SMALL SIDE DISH for my child. Which tells me two things; one, I was not being rude or asking for things that weren't on the menu, and two, that Arnaud was in fact being unreasonable, and they have probably had to apologize for his behavior toward women in the past. As a side note, this is FAR from my first time in France. We actually live in Spain, and from Paris, to Nice, Cannes, Épernay, and Reims, I have never had an interaction like this. Apologies again to the chef for this star rating. Your food was flavorful, and your kindness to my child was even better.

Came here on the last morning of our trip. We meant to scout out some crepes sooner but it hadn't…read moreworked out yet. We wanted somewhere where we could sit but also have a variety of crepes to choose (a mix of more traditional and classics we see back home like strawberry and Nutella). My dad and I decided to split the Opera crepe (goat cheese, honey) and the side salad then share the salted butter caramel and banana rum crepes for dessert. We walked right in on a Saturday morning and were able to get a seat right at the open windows to chat and people watch. The service was quick, with the crepes coming out at the same time, and checking in on us at a decent pace. They had menus in English and many other languages. This is a great place to come if you speak any language, along with great ambiance and delicious food.

Excellent atmosphere and exemplary crepes. Worth a visit if you are in Paris! Located near the…read moreLouvre.

I came here for a sweet crepe with my sister. She ordered the crepe with salted caramel and I got…read morethe banana with chocolate and ice cream on top. Both were simply delicious! I heard that this place is a contender against Breizh cafe in the Marais. I don't know about that because it's hard to compare buckwheat crepes with a regular crepe, but I don't care. This place is close to my sister's apartment and I will gladly go there again for dessert! The decor isn't much. The owner's dog is cute.

Delicious crepes of all kinds. Friendly service even not…read morespeaking any French. I had the Camembert and Rhubarb Jam with green salad, loved the sweet and salty flavor combinations. Husband had the one with peaches and apples in a caramel sauce with a super rich scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.

*they speak English*…read more Cute chain bakery in the Mareis. Nice patio on a fairly busy street so great for people watching. The waitress/cashier was very nice and spoke English. The bakery goods themselves were not bad but didn't feel like anything special. I did not try the coffee or food so can't speak to that. I'd come back as a place to people watch but for a boulangerie I'd probably go somewhere else.

I can't really see any reason to come back but I don't want to give them a lower rating than…read morethis... The chocolate croissant was very sad. The egg and avocado toast had watery eggs, maybe that's how people like it in France? The only decent thing was the ham croissant, probably not good enough to want to order it again though.