Overview: My first meal in Paris, so good I had 2, amazing service…read more ---- Jamon, fromage, oeuf (ham, cheese, egg) gallete €7 (~ $8) - crispy cheese - topped with some spinach and veg mix and a half a cherry tomato - very filling - made fresh right in front of you - they are huge and take up the whole plate Caramel, banane, amandes (caramel, banana, almond) crepe €5.50 (~ $6.50) - not as crispy (as is traditionally softer than a galette) - good amount of bananas, almonds, and generous with the caramel as well - also very filling and took up the whole plate ---- Notes: - A little hole in the wall place, with seating on the inside and the outside - there is a €1 fee if you eat there vs take-away - the older gentleman who works there was amazing, super friendly and welcoming, you can feel the love in the crepes he made - we came back in hopes of seeing him again but there was another worker there, the crepes were still good, but wasn't as good as the original ones we had (you can tell the difference from the photos) - seating inside there were playing music and seating outside you can people watch ---- Overall: if you're looking for an authentic crêperie this is the place you need to try, it's affordable and welcoming, delicious sweet crepes and savory galettes, the older gentleman was a sweetheart

Great spot for crepes both sweet and savory! Comfortable seating for dining in or they have a walk…read moreup window if you want to take away. You can watch them make crepes while you are dining too which is fun! Service is great and they have menus in English and French.

Quick Easy and Delicious!…read more Great for a take away bite on the way home from a busy day of sightseeing. Grab the Nutella and messily eat it on your stroll back to where-ever it may be that your are heading towards.

This is a hard review because, on one hand the crepés were quite delicious--I ordered a chestnut…read morecream which I liked but was done with midway through and a butter and sugar which was fantastic and I could have ate many more--but it was the only place on my Paris trip that clearly ripped me off and didn't correct it when I questioned the server. I had ordered those two crepés, black tea, and a little milk for the tea. This should have only set me back about 20ish€ in total (the crepes were about 6-7€ and tea 5€). I was charged 37€. As I paid at the register I asked the server (in my halting French) "is it really 37€? That doesn't seem right." She shrugged and said, "Oui, 37€." While I didn't want to make a big deal out of it--nothing like being the raging American in a country not your own--I unhappily paid and chalked it up to an inevitability: every overseas trip it has had this happen once, where the language barrier seemed like an excuse to cheat. This was my one in Paris.

Little Crepes shops are everywhere...and for the most part they are all pretty good…read more Every visit to Paris should have a mandatory Crepe stop. Culture crepes is so convenient and so good. Quick and relatively inexpensive....great after drinking a tad too much. Great strawberry with Nutella for the sweet and lovely crunchy Ham with cheese.

Lovely little shop with small tables to tuck into and an open kitchen layout. The woman running the…read moreshop was friendly and very efficient. The food was reasonably priced - the student lunch deal is a great deal to get one crepe off the duo menu and a drink. I got the Cheese and roasted chicken - the roasted chicken was very flavorful and surprisingly delicious. My husband got the The Club Must cheese + home cooked onions + ham of Paris + chive. His was very savory and tasty with the onions and ham. Would definitely stop in again. It is perfectly located little stop for just the right amount of food while sightseeing.

Stumbled across this place just walking and shopping and my daughter wanted a crepe. We agreed and…read moreI'm so glad we did. It was cold and raining out and the warm crepes hit the spot! We got a Nutella crepe and a Nutella Chantilly crepe. So, do yummy! There was a small seating area past the entrance but there were men working on something so we sat at the small table out front real quick. We got them on paper plates with forks and knives. They were so delicious!

Cute little creperie in a busy part of town. The crepes are made fresh. It cost .5 euro extra to…read moredine in.. which I was willing to pay on a rainy day. I believe cash only. The offer savory and sweet options. About 10 seats inside.. makes for good people watching on the busy streets.

Cash only!!! We tried 2 savory crepes and 1 sweet. Tables are limited but we didn't have to wait…read morewhen we got there. My favorite was the dessert!

Went on our first meal after arriving in Paris because it was within sight of our apartment and it…read morewas perfectly adequate. Sort of pricey for a mushroom and lardon crepe but my wife and in-laws enjoyed the two crepes plus a teacup of cider pre-fixe menu. Super friendly folks too

En Fin de Compte: If you're near Notre Dame, this place is worth crossing over the bridge for!!…read moreHaute qualité. Love these guys. Unassuming little place packed with personality. They offer a very wide selection of freshly made stuffed crepes, toppings, and other goodies. "Yum" is all I have to say.

Great place for crepes. I only wish I had more time to go back for more…read more I highly recommend

Empty at 7:00PM on a Tuesday…read more Cons: -Were told we couldn't sit because we only ordered one crepe, so had to get takeaway, even though the place was empty. Strange. -- Nutella Crepe (4.50 euro) Plain crepe filled with nutella. It was chewy on the inside and crispy on the edges and buttery. It had a good amount of nutella filling. I enjoyed it but wasn't blown away--I feel like I have had similar quality crepes in the US.

Soooo good! We came here late night ~9:30. I had been craving a crepe so bad and wanted to get one…read morebefore we left. I had the Nutella and banana crepe, which was amazing. My husband had the apple compote crepe with ice cream. Also good, but I don't love apple. He said it was also amazing. :) The waiter was very nice and soft-spoken. Service was also pretty fast, and we got our crepes in no time. This was my first crepe in Paris, and I would definitely go back!

Omg, Thai place never disappoints. I ordered Nutella, banana, strawberry crepe. It was huge. It is…read moretoo much for one person. I also ordered espresso to have a balance with the sweet crepe. Service was great. It has great ambiance.

The crepe was soooo good! I got a nutella banana strawberry crepe and it was parfait, as the French…read morewould say. The vibe here is super cute, I love all the windows and you can see Notre Dame while you're eating. Docked a star because the host was NOT friendly, however, the server was soo sweet and we really liked her. I also wouldn't recommend the chai latte, it wasn't my fav (although it did have really cute latte art on it). All in all I would definitely return for another crepe and maybe try another drink.

We randomly found this place around 10:30PM and decided to have some crepes, food was really good,…read morethe staff are very nice and crepes are HUGE! Price are quite reasonable and there's a lot of content inside. We ordered special on the menu, a chicken one and another one with deli cut in it. It was soooo good, made fresh and hot! Definitely recommend this place!

Fresh, affordable, and delicious crepes. If you're looking for a creperie in this area, I would…read moredefinitely recommend this spot. It looks unassuming from the outside, but offers so much! They have a bunch of seating upstairs. You order at the counter, and then pick it up before getting seated. I got the crepe de marrones (which is a chestnut filling) and added fresh strawberries to it. The crepe was thick and chewy and slightly sticky, but really fresh! I loved the texture and flavor of it, and the chestnut filling was also great tasting and not too sweet. Overall, great spot for a crepe!

I don't leave many one or two star reviews but this seems right. The gentleman running the business…read morewere very pleasant hence the second star. The food was not so good. There is very little seasoning in the food and in the upstairs seating area there no condiments to fix the very bland food. Everything is served on flimsy paper plates and the crepes stick to the plates. They serve the food with a plastic knife and a wooden fork that are basically useless. The crepes are rubbery which poses a problem because the fork and the knife can't cut the crepe. There was a line out the door when we left. I can't imagine why. I am sure there better places in Paris than this. Sorry guys. It just wasn't good.