This place is simple and offer lots of choices for crepe. This entire block have 3+ Crêperie…read moreplaces. We had both savory and sweet. They are good, nothing sophisticated or unique. But it gets the craving and curiosity checked

We only ate here once but we really liked it. The crepes are interesting and delicious. We had…read moreham and cheese crepes and smoked salmon crepes but there are lots of different kinds. We had a magnificent dessert crepe - see photo. We also thought the service was just fine. The young lady who served us was smiling and kind; she tolerated our stumbling French quite well. (I had the impression we were the only foreigners there.). I am not sure you would do well with no French language skills. The wait staff did not appear to speak English. If you come, consider the apple cider because that is the specialty of the region.

Great location close to the beach and the Deauville town hall. It looks distinctly more downmarket…read morethan neighbouring brasseries; prices are lower; and it conveniently serves food at all times of day. All of this for a good reason: the food is quite meh (don't want to try the plateau de fruits de mer, as freshness looks doubtful), and the staff are awkward - some to the point of rudeness, albeit more due to lack of social skills than intentionally.

If you enjoy writing a critical review based on observation and experience, then Café de la Mairie…read morein Deauville has to be the place for you!!! The arrogance and rudeness of the personnel are nothing less than awe-inspiring. After ordering a round of drinks for my family, which included en €5 pre-opened bottle of mineral water which had been replaced with tap water, the waiter asked if we wanted to order something to eat. Earlier that day we promised our 5-year old son that he could have a crêpe. When the waiter arrived I audaciously ordered the crêpe my 5 year old had been looking forward too all day. Much to my surprise, the waiter bluntly refused to prepare it because 'the were a restaurant and a crêpe was a desert.' I subsequently realised that the old, sticky, worn-out menu and the words 'Creperie' had put me on the wrong foot. Instead of asking if we'd like to order something else, the waiter hurried off with a very sour expression on his face and presented us, unasked, with a rather steep bill for a café au lait, 2 Oranginas and a refilled Vittel bottle of lukewarm tap water. The most striking thing was the fact that the personnel went to the utmost trouble not to look me in face, even when I politely payed the bill. I have never experienced such rudeness, utter arrogance and being given such a cold shoulder in the hospitality industry in my entire life, and I have been all over France and Europe, including the Côte d'Azur, Paris, London and Rome. I sincerely hope that this review helps Le Café de la Maire in Deauville in their endeavour to become a bona fide restaurant instead of a complacent crêperie being hell-bent on ripping off clients and leaving them in shock with their utter rudeness, arrogance and complete disregard for being hospitable.

I have been here many times is the past 10 years. The crepes are solid, and the decor is rustic and…read morenice. Never had bad service, and prices were on-par with most other places in trouville..

Nothing out of the ordinary. The crêpes were rather average. Definitely not the best crêpes I've…read morehad, but some flavors were interesting (I like the andouille de Vire, which is local, but one could not taste it in the crêpe because the camembert was too ripe). The service was average as well, but prompt. A little expensive (about €10 for a savory crêpe), but in the average compared to the other creperies nearby.