Delicious! We had the niçoise and the Greek salads and they were both delicious - a great twist on…read morethe classics! Thé crêpes were great, fresh ingredients. Friendly staff. Highly recommend.

This is the second time we tried to enjoy this place within 1 year but the people who work here are…read moreincridibly rude! There are nicer places to eat and sit in Saint Remy

Service was exceptional! The server was warm and took the time to explain all of options in…read moreenglish. The back seating area was pleasant with large windows and nice light. Norwegian crepe was very good. It was a large savory crepe with smoked salmon, cheese, onions, and potatoes. The glaciers were good but the salmon was a little fishy. The side said and lemon helped to cut the richness of the crepe. My partner ordered the plate du jour seafood dish. It was like a stir fry with a bunch of different seafood and ramen bodies. The dish was really fishy and kind of odd. Not a winner. The service and the crepe made up for the plat du jour!

Good crepes and coffee. Tasty afternoon snack. Cute location, comfortable interior, and good…read moreservice.

Stopped here today for coffee, tea, and a crepe. C'est Magnifique!…read more I suspect it would be lovely to sit in the little courtyard in the summer under the trees, but now in December, the little indoor room, with a dozen or so tables, was magical! It sits under a glass ceiling, under a menagerie of plants, so you feel like you're dining outside, even in the middle of winter. The crepe was prepared to perfection - just a tiny bit crispy on the edges, but it melted in your mouth. (We've had it with chewy crepes!) And the service was excellent. The young girl who tended to our table was attentive and kind, even with my poor French. The other guests - some who were having lunch - appeared to be very pleased as well! Would go out of my way to return to this sweet little café just for the ambiance. Definitely on our list of "take the friends here for a taste of Provence" places.

Delicious crepes! Delicious cider! Great service! We will…read moredefinitely go back to this great restaurant the next time we stop by St-Remy-de-Provence.

I love the food here! I got a crepe with duck and honey and I was blown away. I would recommend…read moreeating here 100%. Plus I want to say that there is a great view overlooking the mountains

Excellent, English speaking service. Ordered a savory crepe. All the savory crepes have a slight…read moregrazing of tomato paste on them which was a bit strange. Other than that it was delicious as was the accompanying salad.

Great view of Roman ruins...good crepe and salad, good service. Quick lunch stop while touring…read moreArles.

If you want delicious buckwheat crêpes with an assortment of filings and have a view of the Arles…read moreAmphitheatre, this is the spot for you! The crêperie has indoor and outdoor seating. If it is a nice day, take a seat outdoors to look at the square and the amphitheater. The menu has both savory and sweet options. My husband had the mozzarella and tomato crepe, while I had one with goat cheese, roquefort and walnuts. Both were quite tasty and overall, lunch was a good value.

I liked this place. We didn't have many choices. I thought it was kind of weird to have a burger on…read morea waffle but it was tasty none the less. My server, Lambert, was very nice and answered my questions in English, even though I asked him them in French. There you go on how good my French is!

From the owner: En famille Au centre commercial Cap Sud se trouve le Patacrêpe. Ouvert en 2006, ce restaurant…read morespécialiste de la crêpe ravira toute la famille. Dans une ambiance chaleureuse et conviviale, il y en a pour tout le monde : un menu "pata gourmand" pour les gros mangeurs et un menu "pata kid's" pour les enfants. Il est aussi possible de prendre les plats à emporter.

This is a great little coffee and gelato place in a square in Arles. Tables outside and in and a…read moreclean restroom. We both had cappuccinos and they were excellent. We couldn't speak French and they couldn't speak English, but we figured it out.