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Where to Get the Best Crêpes in Paris

Crêpes, both savory (usually with buckwheat) and sweet (usually made with plain wheat flour), is one of the most popular foods to try in Paris , a winning comfort food both for the price and taste. Crêpes are also relatively quick to prepare, which is perfect for travelers with busy sightseeing schedules.

As most of us know, crêpes are one of Brittany’s favorite snacks and main dish, but there’s no need to travel west to Lower Brittany to savor Breton crêpes in Paris: the city is well set with many good crêperies, cafés and even crêpe-stands proposing hot, and yummy crêpes.

Where to get the best crêpes in Paris? Here’s our selection of the best crêperies in Paris, so if you are a self-proclaimed foodie, you have to try some of them!

About the Breton Crêpes (Crêpes Bretonnes)

The Breton crêpe is a traditional dish commonly consumed in Lower Brittany. Breton Crêpes can be made from wheat (sweet crêpe) or buckwheat (salted crêpe). The second is not to be confused with the galette du blé noir (buckwheat crêpe), typical of Upper Brittany.

Traditionally, crêpes bretonnes are usually cooked on a specific device called bilig in Breton, or galetière /galettoire in Haute-Bretagne. Eventually, the dough can also be prepared in a simple crêpière or pan. Crêpes can be served plain or garnished with various ingredients, salty or sweet, depending on the dough chosen. It is also traditional to eat crêpes with cider, a very typical drink of Brittany.

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Years ago, when Parisians wanted to eat in a good crêperie, Montparnasse was the place to go. Indeed, Gare de Montparnasse was, at the end of the 19th century, the arrival station in Paris for many Bretons looking for an opportunity in the capital. Many of them settled around Montparnasse and created a real “Little Brittany”, with many traditional crêperies to eat for a few francs around Odessa Street.

If you want to find a good crêperie, Montparnasse is still a good option. However, things have changed in the capital, and today the best crêperies in Paris are spread out all around the city. Their owners are still proud Bretons, but they are no longer satisfied with just serving up a flat pancake sprinkled with sugar in an old-school dining room full of dark wood and Breton lace. Nowadays, the best crêpes in Paris are colorful contemporary works of art almost too good to eat and served in beautiful, sometimes effortlessly chic restaurants offering comfort and friendliness to their guests. 

Best Crêperies in Paris 

With the great selection of crêperies Paris has to offer, don’t just go anywhere. Here’s the list of the best places to eat good crêpes in Paris by Arrondissement . Whether you prefer traditional crêpes or crêpes with a twist, a happy belly is guaranteed at the end of your meal. Bon appétit!

Les Crêpes de Louis-Marie – Paris 5

• Average price à la carte: 18€
• Location: Paris 5, near Rue Mouffetard, and Jardin des Plantes

This is an excellent crêperie with a very central location that we highly recommend. Les Crêpes de Louis-Marie offers its guests a very warm welcome in a timeless setting and a friendly atmosphere. The cuisine is delicious, with some original and yummy creations with flavors that come out of the classics. The cider, also, is very good.

Address: 1 Rue de l’Arbalète 75005 Paris | More info and opening hours here

Crêperie Gourmet Alizée – Paris 5

• Average price à la carte: 15€
• Location: Paris 5, near Rue Mouffetard, Marie Curie Museum, and the Panthéon

Conveniently located in the heart of the Latin Quarter Paris , Crêperie Gourmet Alizée was our great finding to celebrate Crêpes Day. This tiny crêperie proposes a rediscovery of Brittany through their delicious cuisine made with local produce and ingredients from organic farming. We loved the originality of the menu, the presentation of the dishes, and the friendly staff. Book well in advance!

Address: 5 Rue du Pot de Fer 75005 Paris | More info and opening hours here

Crêperie l’Artisan Crêpier – Paris 6

• Location: Paris 6, near Saint Germain-des-Près, and Jardin du Luxembourg

Crêperie l’Artisan Crêpier in Paris 6 is a great place with a warm welcome and a professional staff in a young and relaxed atmosphere. Their crêpes, sweet or salty, are delicious and a real treat with very interesting creations. On top of that, the crêperie is located in a beautiful area, which is perfect for a small digestive walk after the crêpes. Cêperie l’Artisan Crêpier has two more establishments in Paris 8 and Paris 13.

Address: 10 Rue Mabillon 75006 Paris | More info and opening hours here

Lucette Fait des Crêpes – Paris 9

• Location: Paris 9, near Casino de Paris, and Musée de la Vie Romantique

Parisians love the hipster /vintage atmosphere of this small crêperie and, of course, their crêpes! With a perfect location close to many theaters, Lucette Fait des Crêpes is the perfect place for a quick meal before or after the show. Lucette Fait des Crêpes proposes a very warm welcome, excellent crêpes blend of tradition and new trends, and fast service.

Address: 4 Rue de Milan 75009 Paris | More info and opening hours here .

Midi 12 – Paris 9

• Average price à la carte: 16€
• Location: Paris 9, near Galeries Lafayette and Opéra Garnier

Located at a stone’s throw from Galeries Lafayette and Opera Garnier , we cannot think of a better place for a yummy break in the heart of the 9th Arrondissement.

Crêperie Midi12 is not a classical crêperie, and the owners are not Breton either, but it outstands on our list for its original and delicious recipes made of fresh local produce. Here, everything is homemade, from the salads and crêpes to the yummy desserts.

Too late for lunch? Don’t miss Midi12’s sweet crêpes with their delicious old-style hot chocolate, or just order your favorite crêpe to take away.

Address: 12 Rue la Fayette, 75009 Paris| More info and opening hours here .

Kasha – Paris 10

• Location: Paris 10, near Canal Saint-Martin

If you want to find the best crêpes on the Right Bank, Kasha is the place to go! Everybody loves Kasha’s generous crêpes, always original and yummy, here combined with an interesting carte of cocktails.

This (Instagram) cute and cozy crêperie located in the foodie rue des Récollets, near Canal Saint-Martin, proposes a good carte of tasty crêpes garnished with quality produce, always served fast and with a smile. Kasha is definitely a good value for your money.

Address: 9 Rue des Récollets 75010 Paris | More info and opening hours on kasha-paris.fr

Crêperie Paris – Breizh – Paris 12

• Average price à la carte: 17€
• Location: Paris 12, near Jardin de Reuilly, Promenade Plantée

If you are looking for authentic crêpes, Paris – Breizh can help! Come to Paris – Breizh for a Breton immersion in one of the best crêperies in Paris. Here, crêpes are always delicious, the perfect blend between tradition and invention. We love its contemporary and spacious setting (rare in a city like Paris), perfect for families or big groups. If this was not enough, their cute terrace is perfect for a crêpes treat under the sun.

Paris – Breizh offers its fans 2 more establishments in Paris 13 and Saint Maur.

Address : 177 Avenue Daumesnil, 75012 Paris | More info and opening hours here

Les Docks 13/14 – Paris 13

• Location: Paris 13, near Butte-aux-Cailles, Parc Montsouris

Les Docks 13/14 is another good address to keep in mind when wandering around this lesser-known district of Paris. This little crêperie with a friendly staff proposes a varied carte with generous crêpes, good cider, and reasonable prices. Definitely a good value for your money, we are sure that you will enjoy eating at Les Docks!

Address: 11 Rue de l’Amiral Mouchez 75013 Paris | More info and opening hours here

Les Frères Bretons – Paris 15

• Location: Paris 15, near the Seine River, Champ de Mars, Eiffel Tower

Looking for good crêpes near the Eiffel Tower? We have the perfect place! Les Frères Bretons is a very good restaurant near the Eiffel Tower proposing delicious sweet and salty crêpes made with excellent produce and very good cider to wash all down. Come to Les Frères Bretons for a good dinner with family and friends in an authentic and very friendly atmosphere.

Address: 31 Boulevard de Grenelle 75015 Paris | More info and opening hours here

Crêpe Stands, Best Street Crêpes in Paris

In Paris, crêperies abound but the city also offers a good selection of crêpe stands for those who prefer to eat something on the go.

Take-away crêpes are one of the most popular cheap eats in Paris , usually with prices under 10€, and tend to be open until late at night. These are the best Street Crêpes in Paris:

» Royal Crêpe – 22 rue Saint-Denis, Paris 1

» La Droguerie du Marais – 56 rue des Rosiers, Paris 4

» Au P’tit Grec – 68 rue Mouffetard, Paris 5

» La Crêpe d’Or – 27 rue du four Saint-Germain-Des-Prés, Paris 6

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The Best Crêpes in Paris in 2024

Erica Forster Last Updated: October 26, 2023

To the international traveler, crepes were once simply a sweet treat enjoyed best with Nutella. With the dawn o f the internet, Netflix, and general access to information most travelers know that sweet crêpes aint the only crêpes! Salty crêpes are delicious too. But what if I told you that the world of crêpes was more broad than sweet and salty?

The History of Crêpes

Few French foods have become as internationally known as the crêpe. Simple yet flavorful with a wide variety of ingredients offered and a small price tag, crêpes can appeal to just about anyone.

It’s generally thought that French crêpe making began way back in the 13th century in the Brittany ( Bretagne ) region. The buckwheat that is now synonymous with galettes was originally brought to France from Asia after the Crusades, and the French discovered that it grew well in the Brittany climate. Nowadays, crêpes have become synonymous with France. There’s even a “Day of Crêpes” in the country: every year on February 2nd, the French enjoy crêpes as part of the celebration of La Chandeleur (Candelmas).

If you walk into a crêperie (crêpe restaurant) in Paris, you’ll notice that crêpes are actually in the dessert section of the menu. But wait, you might think – what about savory crêpes? Many of us have already bit into a delicious crêpe filled with chicken, cheese or even seafood. In France, there’s a big distinction between sweet and savory crêpes. In fact, technically there’s no such thing as a savory crêpe…

That’s because crêpes filled with savory ingredients are actually called galettes . They are made with buckwheat flour, which gives them a distinct dark brown color and also makes them gluten-free. Besides the buckwheat flour, only butter, salt, water, and eggs normally make up the batter. Galettes are also usually formed in a square shape, with an opening in the center of the square that showcases a bit of the deliciousness inside. The taste is not drastically different than a crêpe, but there is a bit more flavor and heartiness to it.

Galettes can be filled with pretty much any savory ingredient imaginable. Parisian crêperies sometimes try to get creative with their menus, but common examples of galettes include La Complète which is made with Emmental cheese, ham, and egg. From there you have La Forestière which includes ham, mushrooms, and crème fraîche (my personal favorite). Finally, there is La Raclette which is prepared with lardons, potatoes, onions, and raclette cheese.

You’ll almost always find a galette filled with some sort of seafood on the menu, like salmon or scallops. Vegetables such as spinach, onions, and tomatoes are commonly added, and sometimes fried eggs. And of course, almost no galette is complete without some type of cheese.

Hard cider is the drink traditionally paired with galettes in France. You’ll have a choice between cidre brut , a less sweet option with about 5% alcohol, or cidre doux , a sweeter option that will taste more like apple juice with only about 3% alcohol. Our recommendation would be to go with some cidre brut for your galette, then follow it up with some cidre doux with dessert. If you order a cup of cider, it will traditionally come served in a small bowl ( une bolée ) instead of a glass – don’t expect any straws here!

Crêpes, in contrast, are filled only with sweet ingredients and served as dessert or a sweet snack. Common ingredients include chocolate, hazelnut cream, Nutella, bananas, strawberries, salted butter caramel, and apples. Some crêpes also include an extra punch, like the famous Crêpe Suzette made with a flavorful orange sauce, then topped with Grand Marnier liqueur that’s set on fire (flambéed), usually right in front of diners.

Crêpes are usually folded in a triangle shape with the main ingredients inside, sometimes topped with drizzles of chocolate sauce, whipped cream or sugar.

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Street Crêpes

Now don’t be confused – if you walk up to a crêpe stand on the street in France, they will technically serve crêpes with savory fillings. This is just because it’s impossible to serve a galette as takeaway food.

Crêpe stands will always have a selection of both sweet and savory crêpes. The most popular is normally the classic Nutella and banana crêpe – make sure you take a napkin with you as it can get a bit messy. These will be made in front of you, then folded in a triangle shape and handed to you for immediate devouring.

Where to Eat the Best Crêpes in Paris

Today, a large concentration of Parisian crêperies are located in the Montparnasse neighborhood. If you want dozens of options, head there. Otherwise, we’ve outlined a few of our favorites for you below.

Breizh Café

€ € | Non-Traditional Crêpes | Outdoor Dining Options

“Breizh” is the Breton name for the French region of Brittany, most commonly associated with crêpes and galettes. While their galettes are authentic, they definitely have a creative, modern and slightly upscale twist to them. Menu options include a smoked salmon galette with crème fraiche and dill, or a spinach galette topped with an egg sunny-side-up and grated cheese. Their galettes and crêpes come in various forms that are sometimes unique, like the rolled version in the picture above. They also have over sixty types of different ciders to try.

Breizh Café is actually a chain, with seven locations in Paris, two in other regions of France and a handful in Japan. We’ve listed the address for their oldest Parisian restaurant below, which has great indoor and outdoor dining options.

Address: 109 Rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris | Tel: +33 1 42 72 13 77

Hours: Everyday 10AM – 11PM

Le Petit Josselin

€€ | Traditional Crêpes | Family Owned & Operated

A crêperie started by Marie-Thèrese, a young woman from the small town of Josselin in France’s Brittany region, and Giorgio, a young Italian who loved to cook. Today, Marie-Thèrese’s son continues to run the establishment and strives to make everything just as his mom would. They have a big variety of galettes and crêpes, and the restaurant has a great family feel to it.

Address: 59 Rue du Montparnasse, 75014 Paris | Tel: +33 1 43 22 91 81

Hours: Mon – Sat 12PM – 2:30PM | 6:30PM – 11PM

Le Kiosque du Carrousel

€ | Take Away Crêpes | In front of the Eiffel Tower

In some touristic parts of the city, you’ll find stands selling crêpes and a variety of other items like candy and drinks. This stand just so happens to be right across the bridge from the Eiffel Tower. While it will almost certainly be more expensive than a crêpe stand in a non-touristy part of Paris, it feels pretty magical to be eating a crêpe right next to one of the most famous monuments in the world. The view is amazing, and truthfully the crêpes won’t be any worse quality than at another stand. Grab one and gaze at the Eiffel Tower, or walk over and sit on the grass in front of the tower while chowing down.

Address: Next to a carrousel in front of the Pont d’Iéna, the bridge right in front of the Eiffel Tower

Hours: Mon – Sat 8:30AM – 8PM | Sun 2PM – 5PM

Crêperie Little Breizh

€€ | Traditional Crêpes | Good Deal

This small and cozy crêperie is a perfect choice for anyone exploring the Latin Quarter. They offer great menu combinations, such as one savory galette, one sweet crêpe, plus a bowl of cider for less than eleven euros! We love their Little Breizh crêpe, filled with apples cooked in butter, homemade salted butter caramel and whipped cream, then topped with vanilla ice cream. An amazing sweet treat!

Address: 11 Rue Grégoire de Tours, 75006 Paris | Tel: +33 1 43 54 60 74

Caramel Sarrasin

€€ | Traditional Crêpes | Local Choice

Parisians love Caramel Sarrasin, and it shows when you walk in. This is a local spot where French diners definitely outnumber tourists. Located in a neighborhood not too far from Montmartre that’s home to many French business headquarters, this place can be packed at lunchtime but becomes the ideal quiet spot on Thursday and Friday evenings.

The chef, who did all of his training in the Brittany region, prepares as many ingredients as possible from scratch, including the chocolate and caramel sauces for the dessert crêpes.

Address: 47 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009 Paris | Tel: +33 9 51 25 80 04

Hours: Mon – Wed 11AM – 3PM | Thurs – Fri 11AM – 3PM | 6:45PM – 9:45PM

Krügen gardette

€€ | Traditional Crêpes | Sausage Specialties

The texture and crispiness of the galettes here is incredible. The signature dish is the sausage galette, which you can get with added ingredients like fried onions, mustard or cheddar cheese.

The restaurant’s interior is more modern with a little bit of a surf theme (the Brittany region is on the coast), so don’t expect the traditional crêperie décor here. They’re open all day Sunday, which is a plus since many restaurants in Paris close on Sundays.

Address: 4 Rue du Général Renault, 75011 Paris | Tel: +33 9 51 99 81 25

Hours: Mon – Thurs 12PM – 2:30PM | 6PM – 10:30PM | Fri – Sun 12PM – 10:30PM

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Excellent crêpes and galettes in a restaurant that has a slightly more chic vibe to it. This crêperie is very small so think about making reservations if possible. Each dish comes with a generous helping of melted butter on top which really adds to the flavor of the ingredients.

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Au P’tit Grec

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Au P’tit Grec has become famous in Paris over the years which is due to their larger-than-life street crêpes. You’ll watch the food cooking right in front of you and it’ll come out piping hot. In addition to crêpes they have a few sandwich and panini options. The servers are usually friendly and very willing to interact with clients.

There’s only a handful of seats inside, so this is definitely a take away food spot. Depending on the time of day you go there might be a line, but it moves fairly quickly.

Address: 68 Rue Mouffetard, 75005 Paris | Tel: +33 1 43 36 45 06

Hours: Everyday 11AM – 12:30AM

Chez Alain Miam Miam

€€ | Casual & Quick | Located in a Market

This crêpe spot is located in the famous Marché des Enfants Rouges, the oldest covered market in Paris. Chez Alain Miam Miam offers a handful of galette options that are packed with ingredients and guaranteed to fill you up. This is a great place to try a galette because of the actual food but also for the ambiance. During the day, the market is lively and becomes home to dozens of different food vendors. It’s a fun way to discover the market culture in Paris while also making your taste buds happy.

Address: 26 Rue Charlot, 75003 Paris | Tel: +33 9 86 17 28 00

Hours: Tues – Sun 9AM – 5PM

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le 01/06/2024 à 09:17

L’IA réponds : 23 milliards depuis l’expo universelle. Versons une larme pour la tour qui ne rapporte pas assez… (à moins que son pactole ne soit detourné ?)…

Bon plan pour les amateurs de vélo : ce nouveau parcours relie la Creuse à l’Atlantique, et traverse cinq parcs naturels régionaux

CYCLOTOURISME - Ce nouvel itinéraire, inauguré à la fin du mois, traversera six départements et mettra en avant la biodiversité du territoire hexagonal.

En 2024, la ville la plus heureuse du monde est...

Petite surprise, elle ne se situe pas en Finlande, alors que le pays a de nouveau été élu le plus heureux au monde.

Vacances d’été : oubliez la Méditerranée, on a trouvé l'alternative parfaite... en Pologne

Au nord du pays, au bord de la Baltique, se trouvent des kilomètres de plages de sable fin et des cités balnéaires de standing, où les températures sont supportables, offrant une bonne alternative aux stations méditerranéennes.

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