We are still sitting here. At a dirty table. No silverware. With too few menus we had to request…read moreand get up for ourselves. After being told several times that someone would tell their colleague to come serve us. We can see the staff from here ignoring us, laissez-faire. And we saw the main host walk out. Update: Order finally taken after a good 30-40 minutes. We chose to order dessert with savory due to the slow service. And the dessert crepe showed up right away on the dirty table with no utensils. And then they walked off. The kid's crepe shows up without salad. We say something. They take it away and bring it back with salad. Then she finds a MAGGOT on it and can't eat anymore. I am so grossed out.

Absolutely lovely restaurant located on the waterfront in the historic district. The restaurant…read morelooks small from the outside but offers ample seating both indoor and outdoor. If you are lucky to be in Hamburg during nice weather, request outdoor seating. The ambiance is excellent. I enjoyed the crepe nordic. Fresh salmon with a lovely touch of lemon and creme fresh. The servers were very friendly and made the experience enjoyable. The prices were reasonable and the crepe selection was ample. I'll look forward to returning when I am back in Hamburg

From the owner: Täglich frisches Brot vom Bäcker. Hausgemachter Hackbraten…read moreund Gyros Selbstgemachte Sossen Chili und Remolade Täglich frisch geschnittenes Kraut und Gemüse

very good Crépes! simple as that.read more

The ambience is very cozy for family gathering or simply just hangout with besties!…read more Favorite galette and Crêpe in town! Very authentic taste

I've been recommended by a friend of mine and wasn't disappointed…read more We started with a plate of cheese and charcuterie with one bottle of cidre. It immediately took us back to France. Then we chose a "Robert" galette and a "René" - with a hearty dose of raclette cheese oozing out of it!! It tasted just right, delicious, authentic and respectful of the products. And to top it all off, the salted butter caramel crepe definitely won us over. Will come again for sure!

Decided to re-visit P'ti Breizh…read more... ... but must say I was far less enchanted this time around. It took almost an hour between ordering and receiving our galettes. Galettes were super small, considering the price ... we had originally intended to also order crepes, but the wait times made us skip. Service made us go inside to pay, and then couldn't figure out how their own system worked. It was a little painful to watch, and there was zero acknowledgment that this experience was a mess for people just wanting to eat a galette. We had a Canadian guest with us, who I think never quite understood why we had to deal with all this, in a restaurant... We literally god some frozen pizza on our way home because we left hungry...

This is my new discovery. This place is near my university so i came for lunch with my friend. 10€…read moreper Person is a little bit expensive i think, but it's worth. The Crêpe is delicious, just like sushi but in different shape. There is only one person, who works here so it maybe takes 15 Minutes until you have your food

Came back, had the tonkatsu (Its called schnitzel to appeal to the german crowd but it is…read moretonkatsu). Very delicious. Still love mimis. Owner was lovely as ever. I came along with two others that had their first go at mimis. Both loved it too. One had the matcha with creme, beans and fruit; quite a lot is stuffed in there and the other the avocado, salmon sushi crepe. Both are fans

A friend recommended that bistro so I had to try it out. They not only a wide variety of Galettes,…read morethey also have a nice selection of wines. My friend had a Galette with Gorgonzola and I had a Galette Begerre. The only bad thing was that some of the walnuts had to much of caramelized sugar but beside that it was very delicious and the perfect mix between savory and sweet. Highly recommended for good Galettes!

First time in Germany and my boss recomended to visit this place after work. It reminded me of a…read morequaint French Bistro that found its place in Germany. I ordered a glass of wine and the potato and leek soup. The soup was a great consistency and pretty filling. Don't forget the bread that was served, in which I asked for some olive oil. I was brought some sea salt that went well with my bread. If you want to relax with a nice glass of wine afterwork. Try Tati's Bistro!!!!