I consider myself a good crepe maker but they put me to shame. The types, the variety, sweet or…read moresavory, you can have a very fulfilling meal in this tiny, quait, stylish little place. Parking is a bit tricky if you choose to avoid parking away from the catholic church but it is worth driving around for! Pass by the pizzaria, the brasserie and roasted chickens outside around the corner, it will be worth it.

The crepes are amazing and the service is very accommodating to English speakers. Very polite…read morestaff, adorable atmosphere, close to the train station. Absolutely recommend

From the owner: Bar à crêpes et coworking.read more

Nice place to stop by if you're in the area for breakfast or lunch. I came in on a Tuesday…read moreafternoon and it was quite busy inside so if you want a seat make sure you have a reservation! Ordered the smoked salmon crepe and really enjoyed it. Good flavors, fresh and filling. Also ordered a dessert orange crepe that I would not order again, ended up being a bit wet!

This hit the spot after a long travel day! I got a baked potato, and it came with a salad and 2…read moreslices of toast. I honestly didn't know what was going to be on it because I know absolutely no French and was too much of a chicken to ask for the English menu. Regardless, it was so yummy- filled with cheese and ham goodness. I want to come back now to try a crepe.

What a cute crêperie! When in France, eat like the locals; which means eat crêpes and eat late…read more We came early, around 7, as I was with my friend's parents who like to go to bed early, so we had no trouble getting a table. But by the time we were leaving it was starting to get a bit busier. The service is "incroyable" and the food is good and decently priced. I had a sweet white wine with the "Vieux-Lille" crepe and it was a nice combination. Unfortunately we didn't stay for dessert, but the menu looked amazing.

I love the bright blue napkins on the light brown paper placemats on the tables outside, which give…read morethe place a fun, light-hearted feel. Serving food all day (not just the limited lunch and dinner hours), this is a good place to go for galettes (savory crepes made with buckwheat flour) as well as tartines, although I was more focused on galettes and crepes, which are some of my favorite foods from France. They offer a relatively extensive list of galettes, from the regular egg, cheese and ham filled ones, to the more inventive ones such as the indian or danish galettes, or one filled with foie gras and duck, or the one I chose, the ch'ti, with regional ingredients such as the deliciously pungent maroilles cheese, endives, and ham. My galette was delicious! Although I wouldn't necessarily call it a buckwheat galette (it looked like a regular crepe made with brown flour, and didn't have the texture that galettes usually have), the flavors were wonderful. There was a nice balance of sweet, salty, and bitter from the cheese and ham, and the caramelized endive. There was something about the flavor combination that was reminiscent of chocolate, at least to me. Sounds wierd, but I really enjoyed it. They also have some dessert crepes, such as one with salted butter caramel (my favorite!), and a short list of wines and cider to go with your meal. Service is quick and extremely friendly. The gentleman who served me was very nice and almost sang his words when he spoke to me. This is also a pretty good place to dine by yourself, if you're travelling alone the way I do whenever I'm in town. I'll be back during my next trip!

We happened upon this place after escaping the crowded, over-priced creperies and cafes along the…read moremore tourist-focused streets. What a find! We were immediately welcomed and accommodated in the most hospitable way. The crepes were delicious and the service was outstanding. We were quite entertained by the one gentleman server who was quite animated and pleasant as he tended to us as well as two nearby tables of locals (so much so that my wife continues to refer to him as "Mr. Charisma"). We encountered two additional employees, a lady and a gentleman, both of whom continued the graciousness and pleasant approach to service. They made every effort to accommodate us in English, and answered our questions about some of the magnificent buildings nearby and helped us understand some French phraseology. Parting was as pleasant as the welcome. We would definitely return just to be served by this trio again!

Very tasty crêpes (sweet and savory) and a good selection of ciders (that I love). Romantic and…read morecozy atmosphere (especially in the basement room). Low prices and high quality, cordial staff and rapid service! Each time that I come back to Lille I go there! [one star less 'cause the tables are too small (in the basement room)... And surely I'm not a giant :D ]

There are two branches of this restaurant in Lille which are both in walking distance of each…read moreother. They offer an extensive range of savoury and sweet pancakes and also offer traditional cider to go with it. They have menu's in English and the staff also speak english. The staff at this branch are particularly friendly. I can recommend the minced steak, egg, onion, tomato crepe with side salad at only 7.70 euros. And for dessert try either the delicious crepe suzette or the chocolate sauce and pear crepe - absolutely scrumptious! I wouldn't hesitate to come back here.

The best creperie in lille and I have tried most ! A great range, fresh ingredients and a great…read morelunch fixed menu just 12,90€ You can't go wrong !

We ate at La Petite Flambée our first night in Lille and would easily eat there again. The savory…read morecrepes we had were wonderful. Mine came with a nice dinner salad topped with fried potatoes seasoned with thyme and other spices.

Stopped there for dinner after a long day of walking around lille during a pretty hot day in late…read morejuly out of desperation to get a bite somewhere. It looked like a decent enough place to get some crepes and relax. Food wise, i have no complaints. While average compared to what I've had elsewhere, the crepes tasted good and the fillings (one with pork/cheese, the other with butter/sugar) were cooked perfectly. I had a tasty meal. What drags the final grading down for me was the pretty poor service experience. Contrary to other eating establishments i have been to in France, the waiter here was genuinely nice. The issue is that he had no clue how to do his job. I had to wait close to 20 minutes before he came and took my order. I then had to wait almost 35 minutes for him to bring my food. He was all alone and there were only 3 tables.