Was a little worried that it would be too touristy, but the galettes and crepes were crispy and…read moreperfect.

Not great, expensive for the quality of the galettes/crepes. Really tiny space. Very unoriginal…read moremenu.

Simplement delicieux! La gallette au roquefort etait un peut forte, mais bien fine et…read morecroustillante. Le staff et relax et agreable, et la deco est cosy et authentique. Kervalet est super mignion en plus.

EAT CREPES NO CRAP!…read more The reals breton crêpes and galettes! For sure, that's not the good place to loose weight, but that crepes are so tasty! They cook with a lot of butter and local products like caramel au beurre salé, that's my favorite with the traditionnal beurre-sucre (butter and sugar). You can drink too a very good local cidre... better than the "industrial" Kerisac that you find in a lot of crêperie in la baule. It's possible to take away you crêpes and galette Th name: Ar Poul Gwen is the breton name of the city near la baule, Le pouliguen and means: The white port. A lovely place ;)

What a fun place, we went here with my cousin who advised it was the best place to get crepes from…read morein the area. We started we savoury crepes and I went for goats cheese and honey which was yummy but I kinda wondered if I should have gone for the chicken which looked equally yummy. For dessert I went for the house made chocolate which was a little rich so maybe next time lemon and honey crepes. They have a traditional cider or Apple juice with your meal but be aware the apple juice is something like €3.40 a glass... It's tasty but consider not gulping down too many.. The staff were fun and friendly certainly a wonderful place to eat and spend time with friends and family