07/11/2026: Passing through Paris for a weekend with friends, we walked past this crêperie on our way back to our hotel. We ordered at 9:55 pm, even though the establishment normally closes at 10 pm, and our order was taken without hesitation.
When we arrived to pick up our takeaway order, we received a very warm welcome, and we were even given two complimentary bottles of cider. As for the galettes, they were delicious! The galettes were incredibly generously filled. Some crêperies in Brittany don't even come close!
There's a wide variety of galettes, including some original specialties.
We also ordered a ham and cheese omelet and a goat cheese salad, which was excellent.
Thank you so much for your hospitality.
04/11/2026: 🇬🇧🔽
🇫🇷 Stepping through the door of this place is like escaping the modern world for a moment and entering a rustic and welcoming setting, filled with the unmistakable aroma of buckwheat and browned butter. The galettes and crêpes fully live up to their solid local reputation: generous, crispy on the edges, and without any unnecessary frills. While I stuck to a simple café crème during the day, the drinks menu clearly sets the tone for late afternoons and evenings, when cider and aperitifs take center stage. An authentic, comforting, and generous stop—the kind we wish we could find more often.
🇬🇧 Stepping inside feels like slipping through a hidden seam in time, rustic, unapologetic, and carrying that intoxicating aroma of toasted buckwheat and sizzling butter. The galettes and crepes deliver precisely what honest Breton food should: crisp, lacy edges, rich fillings, and zero pretentious nonsense, living up to every bit of the local consensus. I kept it simple with a midday café crème, but one glance at their cellar and cider lineup tells you this room truly wakes up when evening settles in. It is an authentic, comforting neighborhood anchor that reminds you why simple pleasures endure.