Crepe a ding is an amazing place! The boss is fun and made…read morefor us wonderful crepe! I would definitely recommend that crêperie in Paris!

There are a ton of fantastic creperies in Paris. At all of them, you'll find fantastic crepes with…read morea great variation of ingredients. Crepe a ding is certainty part of that group. However, this shop separates itself through its atmosphere. The crepe chef is incredibly charismatic. It's feels like you're at a party and everyone there are friends. He offers a challenge that will reward you with free crepes for a year if you can defeat him in a match of connect four. If not, you must pay for crepe and offer your mugshot for his wall of shame. I had a blast and enjoyed my outstanding crepe.

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.

*** 4.5 stars ***…read more This was my go-to Crepe spot in Paris. I personally preferred it to the fancier sit-down Creperies, my favorite here being the savory crepes with poulet (chicken) and oeufs (eggs). They do put a LOT of cheese by default, so make sure to ask for less if you aren't into that. I liked that it was a stand (quick, and you get to watch them make your crepe!) but had a few tables to sit at in front.

Needed to get dinner, though it was getting late and this crêperies is walking distance from Le…read morePeople Paris La Marais. It's a sidewalk café, so it's a good people-watching place. They have both savory (salées) and sweet (sucrées) crêpes, both of which I had. I started with the Savoyarde, with Serrano Ham, raclette (!), potatoes, and oregano. Biting into the raclette will leave you will gooey delight! I came back for a Grand-Marnier crêpe, since I've had a number of Nutella crêpes in France, and wanted to try something a little lighter. It began to hit after three bites. Delicieux! Definitely recommend for a quick bite or a late night snack!

Fantastic service and brilliant crepes RRUSH over to this great little crepe place definitely…read moreworth the journey and very reasonable prices excellent value

My fiend &I find this crepe on the Yelp, that are so charmant, kindly and Gentile,…read moreCreps also are so tasty with the good presentation :-)

Nice little crêperie. Real sarrasin buckwheat galettes for the non-sweet meal crêpes, which I had…read more And bio, organic, at that -- all the better. I had mushrooms with emmanthal cheese for 8€. It's fast food style, not a restaurant, but with tables on the terrace. Lunch combos.

Brian is awesome…read more Best crepes in Paris, sugary and sweet The galettes are so good with ham and cheese, highly recommend

A good creperie very close to Gare de Lyon! Prompt service and we had the menu of the day which was…read morefilling and complete. Friendly and pleasant staff.

I believe this is a local chain. This spot is two blocks from the Gare de Lyon. Nice and…read moreaffordable with a crepe centric menu. Both sweet and savory options. The savory comes in a buckwheat batter. I had the provencal with ratatouille and an egg. I ordered a generous side green salad. One of the few places where most customers were local.

Fantastic! The galettes were super and had to end with a sweet one. The one GF place I would come…read moreback to!!

This is a little gem of a creperie. We were all really hungry after a day of museums and shopping…read morein Paris and didn't really have a restaurant in mind. We wanted traditional Breton crepes and this is a perfect place. 4 of us are vegetarian and one of us cannot eat dairy. The vegetarians chose the "Popeye" with goat cheese, tomatoes, and pine nuts because we were too hungry to try to create our own from the "choose your own ingredients " menu. Our nondairy member created his own with fried egg, onion confit, and sautéed mushrooms. We also shared 2big bowls of salad. The ingredients were fresh with the perfect compliment of vinaigrette. Everyone was delighted with their choice. Some of us also had a "bolet" of cider, a traditional drink with galettes. We couldn't resist dessert so all shared a dessert crepe with apples and ice cream. I forgot to take a picture of it before the 5 of us devoured it. This was a fantastic way to end our stay in Paris.

Best crepe in Paris. I don't know what it is about this place but when I'm in the city - this is…read morewhere I end up. From the four cheeses to nutella/banana or even just jam with crunch.... This place is amazing.

The crepes here are wonderful! I ordered a sweet one with coconut and Nutella (a favorite of mine)…read moreand it was the best I've had while here in Paris! They also have a lot of options for savory crepes. The owner also speaks English very well for travelers who may not speak French.

Great service! Karim was awesome. Food was good. Egg was cooked over easy ( not my preference) but…read morekarim offered to take it back and it was cooked to my liking.

We walk everywhere and couldn't find this place! It's not there! No creperie at all at this…read moredirection

Great spot for crepes both sweet and savory! Comfortable seating for dining in or they have a walk…read moreup window if you want to take away. You can watch them make crepes while you are dining too which is fun! Service is great and they have menus in English and French.

We saw this place recommended on youtube and decided to try it out! We got the jambon, fromage, œuf…read moregalette and la reine, which were 7 € each. They were cooked perfectly crisp and had vegetables on top and tasted incredibly delicious and filling! This type of savory crepe / galette would probably cost $15+ in the US. The employee working was incredibly friendly and gave us tap water and forks/knives for eating in. There is limited indoor seating and a small table outside, which got a little hot after sitting for a while. Highly recommend this place!