Creperie La Tourelle sur Troyes

Pleasant welcome. Fairly quick service and very good quality sweet and savory crepes. Highly recommended.

A beautiful place, both inside and out, with its turret and view of the church. A wide selection of crepes that you don't see everywhere, and quick, friendly service.

The service was fast. I tried cider here for the first time. The apple and plum pancake was delicious. There was plenty of filling.

I'm giving it 3 stars because it doesn't deserve less or more. It's a good crêperie overall, a popular spot, but your experience depends on the waitress you get… which is a shame because I've been going to this crêperie for years, and one person who's been there for a very long time is always unpleasant… speaks coldly and is really unprofessional. However, I must point out that the young waiter and the rest of the team were. There was a small problem with a dessert crêpe that was served overcooked, so it was hard and dry. We reported it, and the problem was resolved, but they could be a bit more friendly. However, thank you to the cook who offered us the crêpe for free; this gesture was much appreciated! Mistakes happen, of course! But please don't take this as a personal attack; we're also paying for quality, that's all 🙏🏻

Beautiful place Very pleasant The crepe with pear sorbet, candied pear, salted caramel, and whipped cream was a delight We highly recommend it

The pancakes were delicious. It was lovely sitting on the terrace. The cider with the pancakes is highly recommended. A top spot!

Delicious crepes, great menu, very generously filled and very large, lovely servers, and a truly fantastic location. Perfect! We even went back for afternoon tea.

Had a very tasty galette Sequin with figs, goat cheese, and honey. Wonderful combination 🥳. Thank you La Tourelle 🥰

A wonderful experience. High-quality products, both sweet and savory.

The welcome was simple and pleasant. Upon arrival, a young waiter offered us a choice between the terrace and the dining room, which we appreciated. We opted for the €16.90 set menu, which included a vegetarian galette, a bowl of dry cider, and a chocolate crêpe. The galette was indeed very generous and well-filled (Emmental cheese, potatoes, sliced ​​leeks, and sun-dried tomatoes). However, we found it a bit too greasy due to the amount of Emmental, although it was still tasty. The real disappointment came with the dessert. The chocolate crêpe didn't win us over: the batter lacked moisture and its texture was rather dry and a bit rubbery. As for the chocolate, it was a runny topping that didn't really add anything indulgent. In the end, the set menu offered decent value for money, but the dessert left us with mixed feelings. A pleasant experience, but not a standout.