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!

Finally, a crêperie that serves de marron. The salad Niçoise was parfait and we had a lovely view…read moreof the Notre Dame while we ate and people-watched.

Super bien, restaurant familial. Très bonne nourriture. Très proche de la cathedrale.read more

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.

Amazing, amazing crepes. I had the caramelized apple with Chantilly (whipped cream) and my wife had…read morethe citron sucrée. The crepes are bursting with amazing flavors and textures: extremely delicate and thin, crispy on the edges yet still chewy in the middle. (Hate spongy crepes.) The caramelized apple crepe was just slightly excessively sweet, but the cappuccino helped cut the sweetness. The owner is amazing and thoughtful and funny even though he doesn't speak much English and we don't speak much French! We will definitely be back next time we're in Le Marais!

Coffee is not good. Crepes taste burnt...don't go here. There are lots of other places you can find…read morebetter crepes.

Stopped here for afternoon drinks & pastries. Cute little cafe, friendly staff…read more Cakes were fine, but I was not blown away. Would return to try lunch items!

A fully vegan cafe with a pretty big menu for both breakfast and lunch items. We ordered a…read morecroissant, pain au chocolat, and 2 macarons ( pistachio & orange, passion fruit chocolate). Everything was reasonably priced and didn't feel like there was a vegan tax attached. There were combination options too. The cafe was super cute, offered some merch, and had a loyalty stamp card for their regulars. I didn't see this place listed in to vegan spots in Paris, but it needs to be!

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.

Had to have a crepe in Paris! Arrived for a late lunch after spending the day at The Louvre. Our…read morewaitress spoke English, which was a great help. Perusing the menu, they had many options of sweet and savory crepes, and are accommodating of gluten free diets as well, which there aren't enough of. My crepe was amazing! Savory, with eggs, potatoes, and bacon. Tables are a bit close together, but I suppose that's normal in Paris. I hope to visit again one day.

What a creperie place! The service was outstanding and the crepes were phenomenal!…read more Definitely worth the visit especially during lunch when you can get both a savory and sweet crepe for $15 euro.

Loved this cute, small creperie. The neighborhood is picturesque, and we enjoyed the Ethiopian…read morerestaurant next door the night before. The food here was top notch. I was reluctant to order the somosas appetizer as I didn't want faux Indian. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. That was the best part of the meal! Our crepe enters, however, were fabulous. The cider mixes--one with brandy the other with I don't know were nice. Nicer were servers David and Jane who entertained us (we visited between dinner and lunch so they had time to talk). Superb!

Delicious crepes, great service and in a great walkable neighborhood. Highly recommend!read more