BleNoir Family is a casual creperie located outside the Chateau of Versailles with a menu of…read moregalettes and sweet crepes. The galettes were made with buckwheat flour and came with a variety of fillings. The Super Complete came with Emmental cheese, ham, onion compote, and an organic egg; the Petit Chef featured chicken chunks in a spiced sauce, cherry tomatoes, mashed avocado, and Emmental cheese; and the Versaillaise had poached pears, Serrano ham, and Fourme d'Ambert (a blue cheese). But my favorite was the Nordique, which came with smoked salmon, an egg, Emmental, and creme fraiche. Each of the crepes was tasty though somewhat average in flavor and texture. Still, this restaurant made for a nice stop after touring Versailles!

A lovely little spot to rest your feel and experience a very flavorful, not-too-sweet crepe. They…read morehave a convenient QR code check out at the table. Recommend for your visit to Versailles

2nd visit at this creperie. The first one went well. The staff was helpful and the crepes were…read moregood. However tonight was a disaster. I arrived at 10 PM with 2 Singaporean friends. There was just one couple and their baby in the restaurant. We asked the waitress for a table outside. The manager told her to tell us no. We agreed to stay inside. We were given a table right next to the couple when all the other tables in the restaurant were free. We were told that we had to be done in 30 min, whereas they were supposed to be open for another hour. My friends agreed to eat quickly. As we sat down I heard the manager telling the waitress in French to tell us to leave in 30 min. He told her one more time. We just sat down. They haven't taken our orders yet but the instructions were to get us out in 30 minutes. I stood up and told the manager that if he doesn't want us there we can leave. He said no we can stay 30 - 40 min. So apparently if you can speak French you get an extra 10 min. I yelled at him in French for the way he was treating customers. He apologized and offered to treat us to drinks. We decided to leave. So it seems to me that this place doesn't welcome foreign customers and will take advantage of them if they don't speak French. Will I come back? No To whom do I recommend this? No one. Creperies around Montparnasse area are a dime a dozen so go somewhere else you're not missing anything beside a bad manager who doesn't want to work his full shift.

I had a delicious buckwheat crepe. The staff was friendly and understanding that due to lactose…read moreintolerance I could not partake in compte and creme fraîche that was offered on the menu and asked if I wanted to add another ingredient. I added spinach to chicken with herbs and mushrooms. The lemon crepe for dessert was delicious too, but I am still savoring the combination of fresh herbs, butter & skills of the chef that made my main course:) I didn't remember to take a pic of my chicken galette, but took a pic of the lemon crepe. If you are in the area, this is a good place to stop.

Delicious and a cute spot. We stopped in for crepes and coffee. Very convenient, great location and…read morefriendly staff

It's my first time in Paris and my fiance and I really enjoyed this place!…read more The owners were very friendly and gave us a great option for what we wanted! We got a baguette with Brie and prosciutto! Simple and easy eat if you need something to go. Great spot after to check out the Pantheon after picking up a crepe or sandwich! Merci

What else would you do in Paris...... Eat all the crepes!!!…read more We were staying nearby and had been for a 16km run (don't ask), so didn't really have time for lunch, and we didn't have the patience (hangry) to venture too far away from where we were staying. So after a little search, Mad'eo showed up. We arrived around 7.30 and were one of two table there. It's a small restaurant, around 2 tables of 2 outside, and maybe 20 inside. We decided to sit outside. The menu's are only in French, however the owner was more than happy to go through almost every item on the menu to ensure we understood everything. The crepes are made in a special way according to the area of France the owner was from Brittany, she also had local beers from that area. We ordered 2 crepes initially: egg, pepper and bacon, tomato, bacon and goats cheese. My date was still hungry, so we ordered another with sausage, caramelized onion and cheese. They were all so delicious, picking a favourite is near impossible. Dessert was even harder to choose. We ended up having the lemon meringue, la suzzette and the special (caramel, with cider ice cream). Between two of us we demolished 6 crepes and they were all so amazing. The restaurant started to get a little busier, and with only the owner and the chef, I was pleasantly surprised we never had to wait too long for anything. The owner was so friendly and helpful and you could tell she took great pride in the work she does. I'd definitely go back here in a heart beat.

I love crepes and since were in Paris I had to look for some. I read a review about the restaurant…read moreand it was within walking distance so we decided to eat there for dinner. I'm happy to say that the menu is both in French and English now. Food was delicious! The restaurant is small but I think it added to the ambience.

This place felt very French and maybe why I had trouble with it. I ordered a savory crepe with a…read moreregional sausage that I soon found out was intestine. There was a smell and a taste I couldn't get rid of. Not my favorite dish at all. If you don't like pig intestines, avoid the Andouille. I assumed it was a spicy sausage. Service was quick. Drinks were tasty. I don't blame the place. I should have stuck to a sweet crepe. (USA)

This was a very nice spot to get a snack after walking down the canals. We where having a hard time…read morefinding a place that was serving food between lunch and dinner and this place really hit the spot. Nice selection of food and drinks. Comfortable atmosphere and fun people watching.

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.

Paris has so many alleyways, and each one hides new restaurants, experiences and adventures. This…read moreis no exception as well. Located in a small street alleyway, this crepe restaurant looks like your standard café from the outside, but when you walk in, it looks like a cramped café inside too. The chairs and tables are pretty close to each other and there is limited seating inside with some additional tables outside. The uniqueness of this place? The décor of course! If you pay close attention, it's actually designed to look like you're the deck of a boat vessel. There are ship and nautical décor on the wall and the actual building design curves (similar to the curves of the boat). The tables are small and attached to the floor and there are benches and chairs with cushion provided to make you a little more comfortable. Need the restroom? Then go past the curtains in the back area of the restaurant to locate the shared restrooms (outside) with the other local shops in the back alleyway. Food Theme: Crepes, Crepes, Crepes. From the salty crepes to the sweet crepes, their main theme is have crepes as a meal and then afterwards as dessert as well. Depending on your selection, these crepes are basically part of your meal with light complimentary options such as French butter, mushrooms, fresh fruits & vegetables, eggs, salmon, ham, grilled potatoes, etc. They have basically found a way for you to enjoy the French soft crepe with other normal food items that are usually paired with salads and side dishes. The meal itself is light and fulfilling enough without being overstuffed. Following dinner crepes, are the dessert crepes, which paired with ice cream, fresh fruits, crème, melting French butter, bananas, chocolate, caramel sauce.. you can customize it to your liking. Again, pretty awesome as the soft crepes compliment the not overly sweet caramel sauce and fresh fruit on top. A must try if you're just wanting to try French crepes.

Cute little crêperie with great service in Latin Quartier of Paris!…read more We tried the sweet as well as hearty crêpes and were totally surprised by the awesome taste. Very cozy feeling and the owner was really friendly and helpful with special wishes. The crêpes were big enough and filling. Next time in Paris, I will definitely be back!

Came to this plate back in early April (courtesy of my French teacher...thank you for introducing…read moreme to this place & yes I saw your review down below haha), the night before flying back home to LA. I've had some good crêpes while in France, but this place has to honestly be my favorite. When you order, make sure to try both the sweet & savory crêpes, as they're not equally the same. Something that I love is that you can take your time when eating, because only a few minutes after finishing my first crêpe did the waiter bring out my 2nd one, perfectly fresh & hot. On my 2nd visit nearly 2.5 months later, unfortunately I was under a tight schedule so I ordered them to go, and I only had to wait like 5-10 minutes after ordering, fast service & cooked to order! Had some leftover which I ended up eating on my flight out to Dallas the next day, & they were still good! This is a place that anyone should visit on their last night in Paris or if you want to buy a last minute crêpe before your flight home, and for sure I will be back...perhaps not just on my final night in Paris.

This is a quiet restaurant tucked out of sight just 0.3 miles from the Arc de triomphe. I made a…read morereservation but at the time we came there were more than enough seats. We opted for savory crepes and they did not disappoint. Take advantage of the culture and enjoy their specialty cider the finish with a café. Service was friendly and we very much enjoyed ourselves.