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We had dinner here on our first night in Paris. It was located near our hotel and came highly recommended on several sites for inexpensive yet delicious crepes. The restaurant was cozy with only a few tables and there was only one server but she was kind and efficient. My husband had the "Super Popeye" crepe, which had salmon and spinach (naturally!), while I had the Mediterraneenne, which had tuna, onions, tomatoes, cheese, and basil. I also had a glass of merlot. It was a nice place to kick off our days in Paris!
Une crêperie géniale, acceuil sympa et déco adorable J'ai pris une crêpe fraise et nutella et ils étaient vraiment généreux avec les toppings Elle nétait pas croustillante comme je préfère mais cette façon de préparer les crêpes je sais que c assez rare, en tout cas cétait délicieuse !
Sweet little creperie cafe near Sorbonne. There are a lot of cozy shops along this street and we stumbled upon this one. Initially there was only one guy working (hosting, serving, and cooking) before the rest of the staff arrived, but even as a one-man-shop he was attentive. LOTS of options for crepes here - both savory and sweet. We ordered a delicious Crepe Californienne that included minced beef, cooked tomatoes, onions, and fried egg. We also got the Crepe Complete, a simple breakfast crepe with ham, eggs, and cheese. Food and drinks came out very quickly and the edges of the crepes were crispy and fresh. Space is limited but cozy. There is a small bathroom inside and tickets are paid at the counter.
This is a great place to grab a galette. It's quite easy to find compared (if you've ever gotten lost in the Latin Quarter, you'll appreciate that. It's a bright and welcoming space as well. I ordered the veggie, which comes filled with veggie curry, spinach, and other tastiness. The curry is sweet rather than spicy, with great fenugreek flavor. Mom ordered one with smoked salmon and declared it also delicious. I ordered the dry cider, which still had some sweetness, and mom got a Kir. We came early--around 7-something, so it was very easy to get a seat. However, this is a very intimate space, so it's likely that we would have had to wait had we come at a more typical dinner hour. The service was quick, and our waiter was helpful and friendly.
Wow! Where to even begin with La Petit Bouclerie? Upon walking in, we were immediately seated and helped by an incredibly kind waiter. She answered all of our questions about eating gluten free here. Not only is their service wonderful, but their crepes are lovely as well, both savory and sweet. I enjoyed the cheese and sausage crepe, and the caramel one for dessert. All of their gluten free crepes are made from buckwheat flour, and cooked in a separate area of the kitchen. I myself have been gluten intolerant for 9 years, and finding crepes I could eat was such a treat for me! Another plus was that the restaurant itself was absolutely beautiful. Such a nice little cafe with many plants and excellent ambiance and atmosphere. I cannot recommend this place enough - definitely check this place out!
We tried one last sit-down crêpe place during our stay and this time ventured out to the Quartier Latin. This small restaurant is in a really nice street with a lively ambiance in the area. There is lots of life and people and other good food places around here. We had no reservation but walked in around 1pm and were seated right away. Our server was very nice and got our orders in right away. The food and drinks came out really fast! I got a cafe noisette which essentially is espresso with some milk foam on top and my boyfriend got a regular espresso. Both drinks were very good and I appreciated how they came paired with a little biscoff like cookie. For food I ordered a galette (their savory crêpe) made with buckwheat flour with egg, cheese, ham, mushrooms, and caramelized onions called the Casino. This had a beautiful texture and was probably the best I had here. It had a very mildly crispy/toasted outside but still retained a lot of moisture in the batter. The flavor of the batter itself was also my favorite. The filling was good but I think it had Parmesan cheese which to me felt a bit too strong with all the other elements of the dish and dampened them. Overall though it was very filling, really generous portion size, and really good quality. They have a very wide variety of crêpes and galettes available for most dietary needs. Ambiance is very casual and cute! Would come back again to try some of their sweet crêpes as well and other galettes.
I've been visiting Paris for roughly 17 years and I hardly walked around the area of Notre Dame. We started walking in this area just for fun and stumbled upon this place. It had a sign outside saying they served gluten free food so we went in, because my brother suffers from it. We found inside a small, cosy place with only a few tables. Some nice art on the walls and a smiling waiter that made sure to know who is the person with the gluten intolerance. The food came fairly quick and was tasty. The portions are not big but satisfying and well made. We got the onion soup and a couple of crepes. I ordered the gratin and the waiter worked with me to make the dish vegetarian. Overall a good experience. Hope you enjoy it as well.
The crepes here are pretty good, but do you think good crepes are the best Paris has to offer? Seriously, there is better service and better crepes to be found in Paris. The inside is cramped and dark. The outside is filled with smokers, pedestrians and cars. Ambiance aside, the staff here is very rude. This place would rank much higher in my book if the staff wasn't so rude. I love Paris and I eat out there whenever I get the chance. The service I received at La Petite Bouclerie was the worst I've ever had. It was very difficult to get what we wanted because our waiter was constantly ignoring us. He consistently acted like we were bothering him. Trying to get his attention was pain staking. Even when I tried to pay at the end of the meal, he tried to ignore me for several minutes and then acted as if it were the end of the world that I was trying to give him money. I would not ever go back.
ok place for Crepe, not the best in Paris, I went there for lunch, ordered four cheese crepe. They put salad and dressing on top of crepe, make crepe lost its crispy texture. I guess if they put crepe and salad separately on different plates, it could be better. the salad taste pretty boring too. I also ordered Crème brûlée, it was good.
4 months ago
Delicious dinner at this Crepe restaurant! Our party of 7 wanted to have dinner at this charming little restaurant and they welcomed us in to their downstairs dining area. Our waiter was friendly and attentive and we enjoyed both their savory and sweet crepes. I'd highly recommend trying both! My savory chicken cheese and mushroom crepe was delicious. The crepe was thin and crispy. My sweet banana and chocolate crepe was so good. The chocolate is a house made dark chocolate that I could have eaten by the spoonful. read more
Solid choice for a quick bite. Indoor and outdoor seating. Wait staff spoke English. Big menu including sweet & savory crepes and sandwiches. Other restaurants on the block, so lots of foot traffic and people watching. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
We had dinner here on our first night in Paris. It was located near our hotel and came highly recommended on several sites for inexpensive yet delicious crepes. The restaurant was cozy with only a few tables and there was only one server but she was kind and efficient. My husband had the "Super Popeye" crepe, which had salmon and spinach (naturally!), while I had the Mediterraneenne, which had tuna, onions, tomatoes, cheese, and basil. I also had a glass of merlot. It was a nice place to kick off our days in Paris! read more
3 years ago
Une crêperie géniale, acceuil sympa et déco adorable J'ai pris une crêpe fraise et nutella et ils étaient vraiment généreux avec les toppings Elle nétait pas croustillante comme je préfère mais cette façon de préparer les crêpes je sais que c assez rare, en tout cas cétait délicieuse ! read more
Sweet little creperie cafe near Sorbonne. There are a lot of cozy shops along this street and we stumbled upon this one. Initially there was only one guy working (hosting, serving, and cooking) before the rest of the staff arrived, but even as a one-man-shop he was attentive. LOTS of options for crepes here - both savory and sweet. We ordered a delicious Crepe Californienne that included minced beef, cooked tomatoes, onions, and fried egg. We also got the Crepe Complete, a simple breakfast crepe with ham, eggs, and cheese. Food and drinks came out very quickly and the edges of the crepes were crispy and fresh. Space is limited but cozy. There is a small bathroom inside and tickets are paid at the counter. read more
8 months ago
This is a great place to grab a galette. It's quite easy to find compared (if you've ever gotten lost in the Latin Quarter, you'll appreciate that. It's a bright and welcoming space as well. I ordered the veggie, which comes filled with veggie curry, spinach, and other tastiness. The curry is sweet rather than spicy, with great fenugreek flavor. Mom ordered one with smoked salmon and declared it also delicious. I ordered the dry cider, which still had some sweetness, and mom got a Kir. We came early--around 7-something, so it was very easy to get a seat. However, this is a very intimate space, so it's likely that we would have had to wait had we come at a more typical dinner hour. The service was quick, and our waiter was helpful and friendly. read more
1 year ago
Wow! Where to even begin with La Petit Bouclerie? Upon walking in, we were immediately seated and helped by an incredibly kind waiter. She answered all of our questions about eating gluten free here. Not only is their service wonderful, but their crepes are lovely as well, both savory and sweet. I enjoyed the cheese and sausage crepe, and the caramel one for dessert. All of their gluten free crepes are made from buckwheat flour, and cooked in a separate area of the kitchen. I myself have been gluten intolerant for 9 years, and finding crepes I could eat was such a treat for me! Another plus was that the restaurant itself was absolutely beautiful. Such a nice little cafe with many plants and excellent ambiance and atmosphere. I cannot recommend this place enough - definitely check this place out! read more
3 years ago
We tried one last sit-down crêpe place during our stay and this time ventured out to the Quartier Latin. This small restaurant is in a really nice street with a lively ambiance in the area. There is lots of life and people and other good food places around here. We had no reservation but walked in around 1pm and were seated right away. Our server was very nice and got our orders in right away. The food and drinks came out really fast! I got a cafe noisette which essentially is espresso with some milk foam on top and my boyfriend got a regular espresso. Both drinks were very good and I appreciated how they came paired with a little biscoff like cookie. For food I ordered a galette (their savory crêpe) made with buckwheat flour with egg, cheese, ham, mushrooms, and caramelized onions called the Casino. This had a beautiful texture and was probably the best I had here. It had a very mildly crispy/toasted outside but still retained a lot of moisture in the batter. The flavor of the batter itself was also my favorite. The filling was good but I think it had Parmesan cheese which to me felt a bit too strong with all the other elements of the dish and dampened them. Overall though it was very filling, really generous portion size, and really good quality. They have a very wide variety of crêpes and galettes available for most dietary needs. Ambiance is very casual and cute! Would come back again to try some of their sweet crêpes as well and other galettes. read more
2 years ago
9 years ago
I've been visiting Paris for roughly 17 years and I hardly walked around the area of Notre Dame. We started walking in this area just for fun and stumbled upon this place. It had a sign outside saying they served gluten free food so we went in, because my brother suffers from it. We found inside a small, cosy place with only a few tables. Some nice art on the walls and a smiling waiter that made sure to know who is the person with the gluten intolerance. The food came fairly quick and was tasty. The portions are not big but satisfying and well made. We got the onion soup and a couple of crepes. I ordered the gratin and the waiter worked with me to make the dish vegetarian. Overall a good experience. Hope you enjoy it as well. read more
The crepes here are pretty good, but do you think good crepes are the best Paris has to offer? Seriously, there is better service and better crepes to be found in Paris. The inside is cramped and dark. The outside is filled with smokers, pedestrians and cars. Ambiance aside, the staff here is very rude. This place would rank much higher in my book if the staff wasn't so rude. I love Paris and I eat out there whenever I get the chance. The service I received at La Petite Bouclerie was the worst I've ever had. It was very difficult to get what we wanted because our waiter was constantly ignoring us. He consistently acted like we were bothering him. Trying to get his attention was pain staking. Even when I tried to pay at the end of the meal, he tried to ignore me for several minutes and then acted as if it were the end of the world that I was trying to give him money. I would not ever go back. read more
ok place for Crepe, not the best in Paris, I went there for lunch, ordered four cheese crepe. They put salad and dressing on top of crepe, make crepe lost its crispy texture. I guess if they put crepe and salad separately on different plates, it could be better. the salad taste pretty boring too. I also ordered Crème brûlée, it was good. read more
9 years ago
Excellent crepes - I had the egg, cheese, and ham. Also a chocolate dessert crepe. I have to eat wheat free and this place was a great find on our first night in Paris. Great prices as well as friendly owner who chatted with us in English. Happy to eat here again. Sign out front indicates they have gluten-free options. If you are GF and looking for an affordable option, check out La Petite Bouclerie. read more
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33 rue de la Harpe
75005 Paris
France
Saint-Michel/Odéon, 5ème
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01 43 54 18 03
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