Walking along the Croisette we were getting hungry and noticed this little crepe restaurant and…read moredecided to give it try. Just look for the bright pink and purple chairs out on the street! Their savoury crepes are nice and thin, made from buckwheat so they're gluten free and with generous fillings of ham, emmenthal and mushrooms, you're set for the day of walking and exploring!

Perfect menu, lots of options. One of the best places to…read morevisit. Right prices for the location and Experience.

Conveniently located on the pier where alot of people are shopping and getting on boats. The…read moreservice was pretty fast. We sat outside. They also have a small indoor seating area. Ordered their crepe special which added strawberries and ice cream. Nice size. Prices were fair for the ideal location.

Sweet crepes are excellent! Great atmosphere! Did not have breakfast crepes, but looks delicious.read more

Fantastic crepes in Antibes! They offer a great selection of sweet and salty crepes, at an…read moreaffordable price. I suggest to drink cider along with the crepes. Excellent service, they speak English and Italian as well as French.

Cute little restaurant. The pancakes aka crepes were tasty. The quality is good and so far better…read morethan many other places in the area, probably because it is a small specialty shop. Service was good and the crepe was very filling. They do have sweet and savory pancakes for a good price. Would recommend for a casual meal!

Cute little place with very good and well priced crepes. My high school french is not the best, but…read moreour server was so friendly and helpful that we made do. My husband had La Rennaise: Lardons, Champignons, Crème and O'euf. He devoured it. I went with a plain Jambon & Fromage Galette. It was good. I don't eat eggs, but I did try a bit of my husband's galette before he mixed the egg all up and it was very flavorful. Come on, anything with lardons is great! For dessert, we had a Banana and Nutella crepe with a scoop of ice cream. Very delicious. Everything tasted fresh and the service was great. I would definitely return!

Crêperie Bretonne Corentin. Excellent, excellent, I highly recommend. You will not be disappointed…read more We ordered one traditional crepe, a Jambon - O'euf - Fromage Crepe (ham, egg & cheese, €8.10), and one special, La Rennaise -- Lardons - Champignons - Crème - O'euf (bacon, mushrooms, cream & egg, €8.90). Both were delicious. For a crêperie, I think Crêperie Bretonne Corenti is pretty much perfect. Speaking no French, but making the effort, the staff were friendly, and helpful. Our service was quick, and I enjoyed watching the crepe magician prepare our crepes. Although small -- there are only 24 seats inside -- the restaurant was clean, nicely decorated, with a warm and comfortable homeyness to it. Authentic. Everything you could ask of casual dining. In the crêperie division, this is the best I have ever had. I do recommend reserving a table, or arriving just as they open, before the restaurant fills up. Five Stars.

they have a pretty large assortment of savory and sweet crepes. the apple crepe was not bad,…read moreexactly what you would expect! we got a savory scallop crepe which was really good (so good we forgot to take a pic before we ate). it's really cheesy and dense though so definitely very filling!

Found this restaurant as we were strolling along the beach in Cannes. We decided to try it out…read moresince there were a few other patrons who seemed to be enjoying their crepes. I was actually eyeing the Mediterranean place next door but decided to order a crepe here with the hubs. We sat outside. Hubby ordered the Gwendoline 9.5 euros and I ordered a crepe with tomatoes, cheese and mushrooms 7.10 euros. The Gewndoline was a bit saucy and heavy for my taste. I enjoyed my simple savory crepe. We didn't not have any room for dessert. My toddler enjoyed my crepe as well. Bathrooms are located downstairs. Service is on the slow side.

Ok besides macaroons, when you're in France you have to get the crepes, right? I had seen some…read morecreperies in Toulouse and Toulon but never got a chance to check them out, so I was stoked when I found this place right by our hotel! At first, the lack of reviews/photos was a turn off. I'm here to fix that for any unsure American tourists who happen upon this beautiful part of the world. Immediately when I opened the 40 pg menu (I might be exaggerating but not by much), I knew I'd have to try a savory crepe, a dessert crepe and a breakfast crepe. I'm not totally unreasonable so I knew I couldn't do it all in one visit. I first ordered the Curry crepe. I'm not sure the exact name but it tasted like chicken curry with a bunch of mushrooms instead of chicken. I loved it. I ate as much as I possibly could but of course, couldn't finish it. How else can I eat a dessert crepe if I don't save room? ;-) Next, I got the caramel apple dessert crepe. It was better than the curry one for obvious reasons. It was stuffed with sweet buttery apples, a big scoop of vanilla ice cream, whipped cream and a drizzle of caramel sauce. Freakin' yum! On our last day in town, I finally went back for my breakfast crepe just before checking out. Hey, it was my last shot to get one in France. I ordered an American breakfast one. I'm not sure the name but it had bacon, 2 eggs over easy and cheese. I am not big on consuming raw egg whites, so I kinda ate around it. The bacon was also very lightly cooked, not how we do it in the US. Overall, I'm glad I went back to try it out. I didn't care for that one much but that was just a personal preference, not anything they did wrong. The service here was good and it gets super busy on weekend afternoons. The seating is like 90% outdoor. They did have a canopy over the tables for shade. Why would you want to sit indoors in such an amazing place anyway?

Nothing seems to be open this early (April) in the year so we found this place in our wandering…read more Huge menu of savory crepes, pasta, salads as well as another amazing selection of dessert crepes and ice cream. Very reasonable for this area; nice service though very little English spoken. Menu is translated A lucky find for us.