20€ für einen veganen Crêpe mit Lotuscreme an einem schmutzigen Tisch ist einfach nur unverschämt…read more Dazu ein Wasser aus der Plastikflasche, nie wieder.

A nice little spot right on the Seine river across from where we took a boat tour of the city…read more The four of us decided to split a couple of savory and style crepes. The Josephine crepe with egg, cheese, spinach, bacon and cream was rich and flavorful. The Ile se la Cote crepe with chicken, mushrooms, cream had less depth but the mushrooms were super fresh. We also shared a side salad which was generous in size and filled with lots of lettuce and a tangy dressing. We also split two sweet crepes. The Chatelet crepe with cinnamon, caramelized apples and vanilla ice cream of course tasted like traditional apple pie, but in crepe form. The Alessia crepe with salted butter caramel and bananas was perhaps the best of the four crepes we ate. Service was a bit brusque, but ultimately it did not detract from the meal.

A small and very cute bakery with very cute pastries!…read more We picked up some tarts on our way to the Eiffel tower and I'm so glad we stopped by! Even though it was later in the afternoon, the tarts still looked delicious and tasted pretty fresh. The fruits were super sweet, the cream was relatively light, and the whole thing was so yummy! Took off a star though because there was a dead fly in the middle of the strawberry tart. But I just picked it off and kept eating the tart.

Recommended by Yelpers & the pastries were outrageous. So many beautiful pastries, how can I…read morechoose? Unfortunately everything was large there weren't any miniatures. A line was formed out the door here. There is an express breakfast from seven until 11 in the morning 2 1/2 euros for an espresso and croissant. I enjoyed a warm flaky tart Tatin while my husband got a chocolate Opera cake slice. There were a few tables out of the door, we sat outdoors & enjoyed. Obscene!!!

My favorite while in Paris!…read more After taking a walk from the tower, we (party of 3) ended up passing this restaurant. We stopped in to try a bite. Ill say the seating was tight even for such a small party. But well worth it. The food was beautifully fantastic. The crepes that were served (by choice) we hot and savory and if I could I might live off them. Will definitely be back when in Paris again.

ONE STAR DROP FOR POOR SERVICE. FOOD IS STILL SOLID 4 STARS!…read more Our initial experience was so memorable, we returned for a 2nd and final time before heading home to the U.S. We ordered the Paname, Bacon & Santiago galettes and only one of us ordered from specialty menu. The egg was perfectly cooked with the yolk perfectly runny. The ham reminded me of prosciutto, but not as salty and a bit thicker. Each galette was delicious and satisfying. We all shared the banana crepe (La Reunionnaise) for dessert. A satisfying ending to our meal. It was a bit busier on this visit and while we were seated promptly, it took a long time before we were able to order or receive any attention from our server--it appears that there was only 1 person handling all functions, other than cooking. The service was surprisingly different than our first experience. We saw a few guests leave due to lack of service however, we choose to stay because we wanted crepes for last dinner. The lack of service is the reason I had to drop a star despite our food tasting delicious.

There are several brick and mortar locations of this well-known artisan bakery with strong emphasis…read moreon sourdough breads, biscuits and tarts throughout Paris. Today I noticed the Eric Kayser food truck was stationary just inside the entrance of the Louvre and a long line was formed by hungry tourists impatiently waiting to try a piece of a famous baker's creations. I chose the fresh baked chocolate chip cookie. For my first bite, the sweetness of the chocolate chips were rich and the cookie itself did not crumble. The cookie was not oversized, although packed a nice sweet punch. It was evident why Eric Kayser's name is prominent in a city where artisan bakeries are on every corner.

Service aside - the tarts are incredible. They have a wonderful selection of food - sandwiches,…read morebread, pastries, beverages, etc. the location is conveniently close to the Louvre and the Tuileries Gardens for a quick break. You can get takeaway or sit down for a euro more. It is clean inside and easy to navigate. There are a few locations in the area and are a solid quick meal option - especially this one - service aside.

We found this bakery because it was across the street from our restaurant. We had just gotten to…read moreParis and we were dying to go into one so we thought it was fun to have our coffee and dessert there. It was very good! The sweets were scrumptious! We didn't know it had so many locations all over the city. The coffee was very good, thick bodied espresso, the high viscosity espresso should have, not the "dirty water" you find in a lot of the places in the USA

When the (lovely and helpful) front desk of our small hotel suggested Eric Kayser for a quick…read morebreakfast before heading to the airport, I knew it was the same as Maison Kayser that up until recently had boulangerie all over NYC. But, it was recommended, nearby, and I figured we were in Paris where it began. Maybe because we had the chain in NY, or because it was our last day, was a big disappointment compared to any other on our visit. Croissant, cafe, Ok. The look, feel and taste of it all was mass- produced chain food, with nothing special about it. Customer service was absent considering it was Tuesday morning and everyone else was on their way to work, more concerned about speed and convenience. It was our only "cookie cutter" experience while in Paris and now we know. If you're a visitor, my guidance is seek out a local cafe, and avoid the chains.

This location is just outside of Versailles which means it's likely a tourist trap. Honestly the…read morecrepes were basic. The tandoori chicken in the Bollywood lacked flavor and depth. The chicken was blazing red giving hints of flavor that should have been and left me wanting for the seasons and spices promised in the name. I got none of the seasons of tandoori on my palate. My husband had the saumon with creme and he agrees it was pretty basic as well. The service saves this review as it was very friendly and I enjoyed speaking with our server. She loved that I was doing well with learning French which really does elevate the French experience. The ambiance was exactly what you hope for in the Parisian experience. It wasn't bad at all, it filled our bellies, but you can find more within the local town of Versailles and I recommend you do.

This establishment is well situated at a very short walk from the Palace of Versailles. We stopped…read morein after a visit at the Palace and they accommodated our party of 8 (we had reservations) after a short wait. My wife ordered a Crepe with butter and brown sugar, while I went with the vegetable buckwheat Crepe. They were both cooked to order and the ingredients were fresh and the vegetables crisp. All in all, a very pleasant experience and we will be returning the next time we're in Paris!

We were heading to the Metro on our last day in Paris. Only regret is that we didn't get to come…read morehere at least one more time. Three place is super casual with limited seating on the sidewalk and more inside. I ordered a cappuccino n Hubs ordered a regular coffee. The mugs served were huge. I ordered the Almond Nutella crepe and Hubs ordered the ham n cheese one. When in doubt, order both savory and sweet. It was so delicious. I complimented the owner and he gave me a kiss on the forehead. How's that for graciousness?!

It is only €8 for a savory crepe, sweet crepe and drink so bring your appetite. Good service and…read morecrepes, my favorite was the chocolat!

Small and cozy. Delicious crepes, lots of varieties, friendly service! Happy to find it open during…read moreoff hours, hungry tourist.

Reviews were very mixed, but this was a creperie in the area that was open on a weekend, which…read morenarrowed the field significantly. We have some other favourites in Paris, but were staying near Opera, and didn't want to travel just for lunch, so decided to give it a go. We made a booking for lunch, and arrived just as they opened. Agreed that this place is tiny, with maybe a dozen tables, fairly close together. We didn't have any problems with service, I presume it was the owner/cook who served us, and while we weren't BFFs by the end of the meal, she was pleasant, and tolerant of my rubbish attempts at speaking French. We each got a savoury gallette and a sweet crepe, and all were great. Wasn't sure the lunch special would be in effect on weekends, but we were pleasantly surprised that it was. We ended up with several glasses of cider, which was a very nice treat. Loved the buckwheat gallettes, and tried the house caramel and chocolate crepes-- we got one of each and shared, and those flavours together were great. If you're looking for a uniquely French experience in a pretty touristy part of town, this is a great option.