Crêperie Little Breizh — Restaurant in Paris

My friend and I discovered Crêperie Little Breizh just as we were feeling a little hungry. We were going to find a crêperie and this one came into view. It’s a small room and is very popular so we had to wait a little while- but that gave us time to look through the menu. The crêpes are delicious, they are made from the Breton style buckweat batter and are perfectly thin with a little crispness on the outside. I had spinach, cheese & egg- the yolk was perfectly runny & my friend had the classic ham & cheese with mushrooms cooked in cream- she really enjoyed it. Service is quietly friendly, the place has a really lovely, calm atmosphere. Everyone knows what their job is so they do it well & without stress. The only difficult part is deciding whether to have a sweet or a savoury crêpe- your appetite may not allow you to have both! An excellent place to stop for rest and sustenance whether shopping...

very bad and unwelcoming experience. Before I start this review is worth noting that the only friendly employee who served us was a young girl who speaks spanish. Since we first entered the restaurante this lady (which I assume is the owner) told us she had no menus and that we had to look at the one outside the restaurant. We when decided we got back in and proceeded to order. When we payed a the same lady proceeded to give us the fork and knife we asked for two more pairs, this lady then proceeded to turn around and said something to another employee which I can only assume was to make fun of my grilfriend and I. She then proceeded to make fun of us with another employee a second time when we were waiting for our crepes. Overall horrible service, this lady was straight up disrespectful and entitled. Do not recommend to go and if you decide to, do not expect...

I stopped into Little Breizh while in Paris based almost entirely on their yelp reviews. My girlfriend and I were looking to get Crepes one night and this place popped up on our search. Their specialty is crepes, and they have both savory and sweet ones. The place is a bit small, so be ready to sit quite close to your neighbor. The staff is friendly, the prices are very reasonable, and they even gave us tap water for free (a down right miracle). We both got savory crepes as our meal and then a sweet one for dessert. Everything was quite good. I decided to be adventurous and get a sardine crepe. I didn't like it, but more because it turns out I just don't like sardines that much. My girlfriend's crepe had sausage in it and was quite good. The sweet crepe we got had chocolate, whipped cream, and other goodness. It was one of the best things we had...