A great crepe shop in the Montparnasse neighborhood of Paris. We traveled here on foot, cars don't…read moredo so well here but it's near the metro. This is an old, historic place, decorated with local art and some quirky displays. Service was quick, friendly, and very helpful (my French still sucks after all these years!) I tried a sausage, cheese and fresh tomatoes while others tried ham and cheese. The crepes were savory, fresh and unbelievable. We finished off with a Nutella sweet crêpe a chocolate glace. Nice quiet night after a day of walking Paris... can't go wrong here!

Our annual visit to the Creperie was once again a total delight. I have been coming here for years,…read moreand recently have brought my family (vegans, celiac, and gourmets) all of whom regard this as their favorite place to eat. It simple would not be a trip to Paris without a visit to the female manager, who has not aged in the over 20 years I have visited this place. The crepes are outstanding and the timing of the service is impeccable. This restaurant is always busy, but if you arrive for late afternoon before the Parisians come out for dinner, you can snag a table. Fabulous place!!

All gluten free! Food and drinks were light and delicious. A fun twist on a meal in Parisread more

The food was very bland- unsalted and not spiced well. The chicken in the pad Thai was very dry.read more

Arrived on the first Eurostar train across the channel and headed here for brunch after working up…read morean appetite walking around Paris. Traditional aka buckwheat savory crepes/galettes (gluten free) are available along with wheat sweet crepes. I started out with an emmenthal and ham galette which was hot, fresh and delicious. I went against my instincts which said order a cider to drink and didn't but instead ordered a hot chocolate (as it was such a cold day). The hot chocolate was a disappointment as it was not hot and was positively a chilly chocolate milk when I mixed it up to distribute the whipped cream. It was also quite tiny. I had a crepe Suzette for dessert which happily didn't disappoint. Ambiance was typical of a small French cafe with tiny romantic 2 table seats as you'd expect out on the sidewalk except inside due to the chilly weather. I'm not sure I'd go back to the place but I would definitely try one of the other similar offerings nearby.

Great day to be sitting outside eating crepes…read more What Ofcourse I had to get a savory and a sweet crepe (checking off the checklist). The ivory one, I got the veggies one and this was really good, very cheesy. The mushrooms are a bit on the raw side, but I guess that's just a me problem. I ate it and it was delicious. The sweet one I got an almond cream like one with chocolate, it was a good finish after the savory one. It is interesting that it is crepe but the crepe wrap was different and even wrapped different! I was satisfied. Environment Seems I was on crepe street! The restaurant was very cute, there were seats inside and also outside. Ofcourse I was outside on a good day! The table was on the smaller side but perfect. Niceness of the staff Super super nice staff, looking at these foreigners and asking me questions I was not prepared for. I ordered both the crepes and she asked me which I wanted both at the same time or one at a time. The also offered me coffee.. which it was too late but if you ask if I want espresso with my crepe, yes please. Dollar I thought they were priced decently, it was around 20 for the whole meal. Yes/no Yes! I would return and try the other items on the list!

No better place for an end of day cocktail or a light dinner. The ambience, service and setting on…read morerue Cler keeps us coming back many times every week

Our first night in Paris we ended up in Le Petit Cler. After some research on what was nearby we…read moredecided on this quaint little place with lots of good reviews on Yelp (I know this is mainly an American thing so as an American, I'll trust it LOL). The place is quite small, located in a nice walkable neighborhood within close distance to the Eiffel Tower, they offered French and English menus and I got to look at both and saw that the prices were the same so that was nice! I got a fish of the day (which was salmon for that evening) along with homemade ratatouille and my husband got the grilled sirloin steak. With every order comes with a basket of bread and butter (which I completely OBLITERATED) and I think the server dropped off two more baskets after the initial one. In my defense, I was very hungry after an extremely long day of travel. As for the wines I got myself the Argentine whereas my husband got himself a St Nicolas De Bourgueil, both paired well with out respective dishes. The portions of the food were great, the salmon was a bit bland for my liking but they did have salt and pepper on the table ready for use so I added those and paired with the ratatouille made for a tasty dish. My husband was happy with his steak, but also wished it was a bit more seasoned (American tastebuds and all). Overall, the service, food, portion, and prices were great and I definitely recommend this place for a nice little cozy dinner in Paris!

The business is closed permanently. It is no more, do not waste your time. Many crepe places in…read moreParis but not here!

Cute little creperie which can be a total lifesaver if you are looking for some vegetarian options…read moreto munch on! They have a variety of sweet and savory crepes so you can opt to come here for a meal or for dessert depending on what you are feeling. They even have a masala dosa type crepe if you are looking for something with an Indian kick~ In terms of food, I grabbed the goat cheese (chevre) and honey crepe and did not regret it one bit! Definitely the way to go if you love goat cheese as I do. My friend tried the masala dosa type crepe and loved it as well. Service was friendly and we ended the night with a delicious sweet crepe with ice cream. Drop by if you are in the area and want to munch on some yummy crepes~

This was surprisingly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. I actually found this…read morerestaurant by accident while searching for a place with good vegetarian options in Paris for the group I was with, and it turned out to be an amazing find. The location is perfect, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. The restaurant is small with limited seating, but the menu is incredibly vast and flexible, and they're happy to make any modifications you need. The service was outstanding. Our server, Joanna, was half Italian and half French and absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed and even helped us pair wines perfectly with our dishes. We ordered a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items, and every single dish was fantastic. The risotto was incredible, the vegetable penne was delicious, the burrata salad was fresh and flavorful, and the pesto was superb. The pistachio tiramisu was one of the best desserts I had in Paris as well. The cozy atmosphere, cleanliness, and top-notch service made the experience even better. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to anyone, vegetarian or not, looking for an exceptional meal in Paris.

Very cute and small spot near Invalides. Thin slices pizza. Loves he shaved parm cheese. Great…read morequality ingredients. Pesto salad was flavorful. Used my bread to scoop up the rest of the pesto sauce.

Good food, gluten free…read more Service was nice. There were a lot of fruit flies flying around in the back room area near the bathrooms.

I have been tracking this place for awhile on a FB travel page, I was fortunate enough to head to…read moreParis for a work trip. The first thing I did was walk from Opera area to No Glu for lunch/goodies. It is tucked away on a busy side street, very unassuming. The place is not big, I would not go here with a large group. I was fortunate someone left as I was walking in. The pastries are in the front window, with no covers on them when you walk in the door. There is a small cash register you order at and you can pay later if you sit and eat. I ordered the baguette with ham and elemental cheese-wow! It has been so long since I have had anything like that, 16 years or so to be exact, how is not American bakery able to make this? I ended up eating the entire baguette even thought I wanted to save some. It came with a small side salad, I also ordered a matcha with no sweetner, it was fine-nothing to write home about. For my next few days at the office, knowing I would not make it back, I got the pistachio roll, an apple turnover thing and some other apple pastry, all were delicious! They look burnt but do not taste burnt. I hope I get to make another trip back for work, this will be one of my first stops and I will certainly buy more.

While walking near the hotel, I spotted this crepe restaurant in Paris. The atmosphere was bright…read moreand welcoming. I had the Meli-Melo three cheese Crepe over salad 12.80 euro. The savory crepes are gluten free buckwheat flour galettes. The dessert crepes use white wheat flour. It was good and healthier but I do prefer the taste of white wheat flour. The server was very nice.

What a cute, fun, tasty, and affordable place to grab a bite for lunch or dinner in Paris! My…read morehusband and I stumbled upon this place while casually walking around looking for dinner, which, I might add, we were kind of sick of fancy schmancy dinner places and wanted something light and casual. Alas, La Belle Ronde appeared in our view. We walked inside and were immediately greeted by a friendly gentlemen who spoke nearly perfect English. We were seated right away and our waitress, who also spoke great English, took our orders, and our food came out in rapid time. Le Complete crepe for me and the chicken curry one for my gluten-free husband. Lastly, we ordered the Belle Ronde crepe (the mother of all dessert crepes---it was huge!), which was quite simply delish! For less than 30 Euros for two people, I'd say this place is definitely must-have for your trip to Paris! Bon Appetit!

L.A. IN PARIS It…read morefeels like home.... Eat organic in Paris many items are vegan. I like the cafeteria style so no need to worry about time, you can grab and go, large area for dinning if you want to hang out. This restaurant has multiple locations. Check out the website for list of locations and menu.

Similar concept as Pret A Manger in the US/UK. Quick soups, salads, and sandwiches. Good for a fast…read morelunch during work but the food is nothing special.