What an adorable and delicious cafe! We had the sweet (banana salted caramel) and savory (fried…read moreegg, chicken, and cheese) crepes and they were phenomenal! The cappuccino was also to die for! A great place if you are in Le Havre!

This is a quaint and cozy little cider house, and they serve crepes here into addition to alcoholic…read moreand non-alcoholic ciders. We had some of their alcoholic (about 5%) ciders along with 4 flavors of their crepes (shared family style amongst the 4 of us). The buck wheat crepes were all the same, except with a different sauce - either none, chocolate, caramel, or strawberry. They were warm, tip-top fresh, and delicious. The ciders were aerated, and a little tangy, and ok, but I'm not sure I would personally go out of my way for them. The space was historic and tight but also full of local flavor the way we would have wanted it to be.

Small place, hidden away. Delicious Gallettes. Friendly service. I had salmon with cheese and a…read moresalad. My wife had mushrooms and cheese. Both were large, hot and very tasty. Nice glass of Chardonnay went perfectly. Reasonable prices as well.

It was a rainy day in Honfleur and it was lunch time, thus time to get out of the rain. We came…read moreacross this creperie and just looking at it from the outside, it looked quite inviting and we entered. First of all, a friendly staff. The place was also fantastically decorated. I cannot explain it all; you just have to go. The food is the main thing when you go out to eat, of course. I started with a kir, but not the Normandy version which I had before and it is nothing more than cassis with some local sparkling cider. I had one of the galettes. Galettes are, I guess you can say, like crepes but brown, so guessing wheat based?! No clue, really. But this one was delicious. It's flat, then filled with cheese, ham, some other interesting stuff and also a fried egg. Loved it! Also, it was quite a size so did fill me up. Might have to find that place again tomorrow!

Where babies are not welcome: we were turned away because there was "no space" to accommodate 2…read morestrollers while there clearly was a table for 4 with plenty of space to accommodate two strollers without obstructing anyone. All the host needed to do was move 2 chairs but all she did was apologise she could not possibly fit us in.

Located near the cathedral of Norte Dame, a cute outside creperie was open. Not knowing what we…read morewere ordering, Google translate came to the rescue, even so it was hard to translate so I did not know what I was getting into. (No English menus). But I'm glad I did. The crepe I had (The Forester) was delicious and they were not greedy with the amount of cheese they put in. I was so full at the end. The service was absolutely amazing considering they were dealing with Americans who knew absolutely no French in a non touristy town. They treated us like friends and our server shared a block of cheese with us. A great experience paired with great food.

From the owner: Dans un décor moderne, original et convivial, vous pourrez déguster nos galettes dentelles et nos…read morecrêpes faites à la minute. Notre carte offre un très large choix pour les goûts de tous. Les garnitures sont cuisinées "maison" et sont copieuses. Vous trouverez des légumes, de la viande, du saumon, du thon, des coquilles saint jacques et bien entendu les galettes classiques que vous composez à votre goût et à votre souhait du moment. Le caramel au beurre salé n'a plus à faire ses preuves. La normande, une des préférées, allie les pommes, le caramel et est flambée au calvados. Une crêpe légère, la crème de citron "maison", servie tiède vous permet de manger une crêpe chaude et de conserver l'acidité et la fraicheur du citron. La crêpe qui porte bien son nom et qui ne nécessite pas de commentaires : "la chocolatine" et pour ceux qui connaissent et gardent une place pour le dessert : les profiteroles "maison" avec au choix caramel ou / et chocolat "maison", un dessert très apprécié de nos

From the owner: Une crêperie digne de ce nom La Bigouden est une crêperie du quartier Saint François au décor…read morechaleureux et à la cuisine familiale. Vous pourrez y manger des galettes de sarrasin garnies de Saint-Jacques, de saumon fumé, de jambon, de champignons. En desserts, des crêpes sucrées vous seront proposées comme la Bigouden garnie avec de la confiture de rose, la Canadienne au sirop d'érable, la Pompadour au cassis, la Parfum des Iles aux pommes à la cannelle et flambées au calvados. Le service est efficace et pendant les beaux jours, on peut déguster sa crêpre sur une terrasse côté jardin.

Small take-out shop that operates till late into the night. They have two categories for their menu…read more- sweet and savory. I had their ham, eggs, and cheese crepe. It was a big portion and the crepe was very soft and yummy. Can't complain more and thankful for the late hours so I didn't have to starve!