Paris has so many alleyways, and each one hides new restaurants, experiences and adventures. This…read moreis no exception as well.
Located in a small street alleyway, this crepe restaurant looks like your standard café from the outside, but when you walk in, it looks like a cramped café inside too.
The chairs and tables are pretty close to each other and there is limited seating inside with some additional tables outside. The uniqueness of this place? The décor of course! If you pay close attention, it's actually designed to look like you're the deck of a boat vessel. There are ship and nautical décor on the wall and the actual building design curves (similar to the curves of the boat). The tables are small and attached to the floor and there are benches and chairs with cushion provided to make you a little more comfortable. Need the restroom? Then go past the curtains in the back area of the restaurant to locate the shared restrooms (outside) with the other local shops in the back alleyway.
Food Theme: Crepes, Crepes, Crepes.
From the salty crepes to the sweet crepes, their main theme is have crepes as a meal and then afterwards as dessert as well. Depending on your selection, these crepes are basically part of your meal with light complimentary options such as French butter, mushrooms, fresh fruits & vegetables, eggs, salmon, ham, grilled potatoes, etc. They have basically found a way for you to enjoy the French soft crepe with other normal food items that are usually paired with salads and side dishes. The meal itself is light and fulfilling enough without being overstuffed. Following dinner crepes, are the dessert crepes, which paired with ice cream, fresh fruits, crème, melting French butter, bananas, chocolate, caramel sauce.. you can customize it to your liking. Again, pretty awesome as the soft crepes compliment the not overly sweet caramel sauce and fresh fruit on top.
A must try if you're just wanting to try French crepes.