Stopped by La Girouette for a late lunch. We had just arrived to Carcassonne after driving from…read moreanother location and since it was perhaps later than the regular french lunchtime (it was close to 3PM) no one wanted to serve us lunch. You would expect that since Carcassonne is a touristic destination they would try to be flexible and adapt to different schedules of the people visiting. But... No!! On est fermé ! We were already accepting the idea of not having lunch until we decided to get into La Girouette and ask. They warmly welcomed us and took our order. We didn't have to wait that long until they served us. We ordered grilled squids and gambas with fries Everything was tasty, fresh and well cooked.

Not bad, but not that great…read more http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nrC-QGMuwpL-lA73VKKD-w?select=mK5vraPOg980747-aTNZCw#5giSe1VPI1LnUrNN6DYTWQ Slow service and average crepes added up for an okay pit stop on our trek around the city.

Nice outdoor restaurant. Great location, guys speak English here. They have an English menu and…read moremarked for gluten-free and other allergies. I had the duck breast, with fries. Food was good, not served entirely hot, but good food. Wife had scallops, loved them. Cheese plate made a good appetizer.

I've been going to L'insolite for years with my wife (winter and summer), always bypassing the big…read moretouristy terrasse restaurants for this little one tucked right in the shadow of Collioure's Notre-Dame-des-Anges. The staff are always friendly despite consistent turnover. It's more of a crêperie during the summer and a little resto off season. Either way you go, they deliver standard fare, nothing terribly gastronomic but definitely solidly good. The location is, of course, unbeatable.

Great burger crepes! With eggs! Price around 10-13 EUR…read more The Basement is Really Good If you want calmer atmospehere.

From the owner: crêpes / galettes / service continu / ouvert dimanche / terrasse / cave toulousaine /read more

Delicious! Highly recommend! I had the pleasure of eating the trio of sweet crepes. The cafe was…read morequite tasty and came with a homemade chocolate. Try the fancy cider!

We were fortunate to have discovered the Creperie du Theatre early during our three-day visit to…read morePerpignan. We were at first impressed by the array of options on the menu, including so many local ingredients. The owners have Catalan and northern France backgrounds, which so wonderfully influences their menu's many galette, crepe, and other offerings. We were also very happy with the local wine and beer available there. The owners and staff made all of our group, ranging in age from 14 to 78, feel like honored guests. As we continued exploring Perpignan, we could not help but continue to circle back to the Creperie - primarily because of the delicious food and wonderful hosts, and secondarily because the Creperie is in a peaceful, central location that is a welcome change from some of the busy streets that can be found in Perpignan. The staff was very generous with their time in visiting with us, and in helping us with maps to navigate our way around Perpignan's warren of city-center streets. We had not only great meals but made many happy memories at Creperie du Theatre. We look forward to the future day when we might return to the Creperie when we are next in the region of Barcelona or southern France. We are grateful to the Creperie du Theatre family for our experiences at your pleasant restaurant.

Lovely crepe place in the shadow of the huge cathedral in Beziers. The owners and staff are…read moreabsolutely helpful and, despite my horrid command of French, were perfectly understanding and able to communicate with me in quite passable English. They serve both sweet and savory crepes, and in particular, they make one named a "Rugbyman Rouge" that is not to be missed. They've stuck to their roots in Brittany, and the selection of dishes and cider are perfect exemplars of the cuisine from that region.