La Crêpe Volante sur Chasseneuil-Du-Poitou

Excellent value for money and super friendly staff

The welcome could have been warmer.

The Raving Rabbids theme is fun, but the galettes (savory buckwheat crepes) are too sparsely filled, as is the burger. There aren't enough fries either. It's fine for a child, but €75 for four people to leave hungry is disappointing. Luckily, the crepes for dessert redeem the experience. They're more generous and nicely presented.

A lovely little spot to visit with the family...

The meal was served very quickly. Even though I had made a special request, it wasn't ready at all. The portions were quite generous and filling. The price wasn't excessive, although the quality wasn't the best, and the new Raving Rabbids-themed decor was really nice.

Very good, best restaurant in the park

A truly immersive restaurant, a breathtaking experience. I'm blown away (no pun intended!). The crepes are delicious, and the variety of choices will delight both young and old, both in terms of what's on their plate and the decor. But the main reason I'm writing this is to express my sincerest thanks and my humblest apologies to the restaurant's mascot. Indeed, while I was enjoying my crepe and my little one was enjoying hers with its forty scoops of birthday ice cream, I almost saw the mascot approaching, still laughing at the prank she'd just played on a little boy by shaking her bottle. Knowing that my daughter had just turned thirty-one, the age of reason as they say, I took the initiative to explain my point of view regarding her future desire to marry one of the members of One Direction, whose poster she had displayed in her room. She started to cry, asking me why I was opposing her dearest wish, trying to control her when she was about to turn 18… Trapped, I could do nothing but retort, ignoring the other customers and raising my voice: “Because I slept with them. I slept with One Direction!” That’s when I noticed it. The mascot was there, standing, having witnessed our intense exchange. She was frozen, as if petrified, as she placed my daughter’s soda back on the table, causing the bubbles to rise. Desperate, her eyes red, my friend Mélissou took a gulp of soda and tried to stand despite her swollen belly. Then, as she reached the host, she unexpectedly let out a fart whose sulfurous odor still lingers in my nostrils. At that precise moment, I saw life ebbing from the mascot's eyes behind the mask. After a minute of silence, she turned on her heel and quickly left the room. I finished my lunch, making a quick stop in the men's restroom, regretting my words. It was then, while washing my hands, that I immediately recognized the costume of the famous lagomorph to my right. This time, his head was human; he had removed his mask. When he noticed me, he gave me a horrified look, and I realized my terrible mistake. So, I wanted to share my wonderful experience at this restaurant and thank the entire staff for their courtesy. To this venerable man I have only one word: forgiveness.

Quick and good service Friendly welcome Very original and nice decor

It's a really great place! We've been coming to Futuroscope for three years now, and it's truly a fantastic park. This year we came for three days, including one day at Aquascope, and we ended up spending a fourth day at the park to finish our vacation. So, when I saw that the restaurant La Crêpe Volante refused me a child's meal, even though I'd come for a full week at Futuroscope and we've been coming to the park every year for the past three years, well, I preferred to just order the set menu for my daughter and not eat. The man who refused the menu somewhat spoiled our meal, even though we've been able to order the same two menus every year. And we always end up eating at the different restaurants in the park. At the time, I even thought it was the last time I'd come because of just one employee, because all the other staff are really welcoming, both at the attractions and in the restaurants. But sometimes it only takes one person to see things differently.

A wacky restaurant with elaborate decor featuring the park's stars, the Raving Rabbids. The selection is limited but more than adequate, including galettes, burgers, and crêpes. Two things stand out: the excellent welcome and service, and the overall quality of the ingredients, even if many items are practically pre-made. The outdoor terrace is lovely on sunny days... ideal for a quick meal. I recommend it for children... and Raving Rabbids fans. Enjoy your meal! 😉