Breizh Café Abbesses | La Crêpe Autrement

It’s a chain, but a French one so the food was very good. It’s a quick bite. The galettes are made from buckwheat so my partner can enjoy them. The galettes cooked to perfection, crispy and light. I found the smoked duck I chose did not work (my fault), the lobster we shared was disappointing to me but parter loved. The cheese and ham (cooked country) was a big hit. The cider quite nice. So I felt expensive for what we had. There are better places but in a rush it’s very good.

OMg!!!!!! so yummy! We are very blessed that near closing time they still were happy to servie us three amazing crêpes! 100% would come back, and maybe next time order some Vin! Merci beaucoup pour le service chaleureux et cette ambiance merveilleuse. If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by for some delicious crêpes 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇧🇷

I decided to spend the day in Montmartre and needed to try a galette, which is a savory crepe filled with some tasty stuff. I came there, there was a seat outside. The interior is also really sweet, and the bathroom downstairs has a cave vibe! There aren’t that many seats so it feels nice and intimate. I sat outside in the sun, lovely. The place itself is on a cute small street corner, it’s the perfect Paris scene. The staff is SO nice! 😊 I got a beer from a local brewery. And I got the galette of the day, it was so so so good!! I enjoyed every bite! They used white asparagus that was in season when I was there, which is a tell tell sign they’re using fresh local ingredients. Which is no surprise because you WILL run into a farmers market in the area!! The galette had smoked salmon, crispy snap peas, white asparagus, and some kind of soft sharp cheese. Genius!! Thank you for giving me such a memorable experience!! I’m also adding pics of the highlights of the neighborhood, all walking distance (with stairs and hills though) :) bon journee en Montmartre!!

What a pleasant surprise. The 100% buckwheat flour crêpes were lovely—and certified gluten-free. My hard cider made from pears was divine. The service was excellent: attentive and with a warm smile. I truly enjoyed my meal and I look forward to returning. Definitely gluten-free and celiac friendly.

We stopped at the Abbesses location of the Breizh café while spending the morning in Montmartre. We enjoyed hot lattes and the scenery from the patio. My partner ordered the ham galette. I ordered two crepes, the butter + brown sugar and the strawberry jam. We would order all again. Very good - the crepes were sweet in different ways, but the jam crepe was sweeter than the brown sugar. They do have a restroom available for customers as well.

I’m not sure why this place isn’t rated higher. It was super crowded and just about every place was packed full and had hour-long waits for brunch, but thankfully we stumbled upon this gem. The galettes are a generous size and the variety is great, the chocolat viennois was divine, and the owner treated us like locals and spoke to us in French even though we were clearly foreigners, which was refreshing. He also makes a great effort to communicate in your language, which just goes even more to show how warm and welcoming the place is.

I had one galette complète au jambon blanc and my friend had the galette saumon fumé, orange & gingembre. The food was delicious and came out of the kitchen to our table within 10 minutes of placing the order. The staff was very friendly and spoke English well. The bathroom was moody and a memorable experience as well. Would recommend - a very pleasant experience.

Great place, They’re specialized on Galettes and oh boy, they’re really nice. The staff were also lovely and friendly. Great local place.

We stopped at the Abbesses location of the Breizh café while spending the morning in Montmartre. We enjoyed hot lattes and the scenery from the patio. My partner ordered the ham galette. I ordered two crepes, the butter + brown sugar and the strawberry jam. We would order all again. Very good - the crepes were sweet in different ways, but the jam crepe was sweeter than the brown sugar. They do have a restroom available for customers as well.

If you love crepes these are the best in Paris I have found. The variety from breakfast to dinner is excellent and all are delicious. The manager and staff provide terrific service and I am sorry I did not get his name but he remembered us from a prior visit and another location. There are several around Paris and so far we have tried 2 and both were excellent. They are quaint, pretty and comfortable so make reservations. I am positive you will enjoy this dining experience

delicious traditional crepes with great outdoor seating. the staff is friendly. would recommend the chorizo crepe!

This spot was recommended by my sister, Alyssa Lenore (https://youtube.com/@alyssa.lenore?si=kcd53ERi_w51_LB5). The place was small, but nice and quaint. The staff were attentive, but our male server seemed to have a bit of that Parisian snobbish attitude towards foreigners, although he did communicate with us in English. The food was great, but not filling. So, if you're expecting a hearty meal, this isn't the spot for you. But, if you just want a great bite, whether savory or sweet, do check this place out. It is worth it

Moved to the neighborhood a couple months ago and really love this upscale creperie. Service is usually ok but inconsistent. Last night the two young men took it to a low. Acted annoyed at our presence even though I speak perfect French. Crepes came out cold. And insult to injury was the server running the card and presenting the "add tip" screen and saying this is where we need to add the tip. Really? Blatant tourist trick and biased treatment.

Great, cute cafe with delicious buckwheat crepes in a fun location. I got the chorizo and egg and it was fantastic. would recommend.

Came in based on recommendations, did not disappoint, I ordered an apple-raspberry jam crepe and it was amazing, coffee is really good like most places here in Paris. Defined recommend

What a cozy setting inside. Rustic, clean, and peaceful. It is located right next to Sacré Coeur. As an entrée, I ordered the Rillettes de cochon. The rillettes tasted normal, and the crackers tasted slightly burnt. Not sure if that was intended. For the main meal, I ordered a galette (crêpe). It tasted amazing. The service was wonderful.

We were searching for a restaurant in the Montmartre area near our lodgings, with gluten free options for my mother and sister, and happened upon Breizh Café, a small creperie with indoor and outdoor seating. Their galettes are made with buckwheat flour, and can be ordered with various fillings. Each galette was cooked perfectly, filled the plate and was a satisfying meal. The three of us each ordered a different filling, and they were all delicious. So good in fact, we came back the next day. This time, a Paris Omelette and a different galette. We also felt welcomed by the casual, friendly and efficient staff. Perfect for brunch or light dinner. I'm only disappointed that we won't be able to revisit until our next trip to Paris!

It was very buttery, but good. The service was good. The problem was that it took 35 minutes to get my food, and another 30 for my brothers. They even forgot to make my sisters food and we had to reorder it.

Innovative crepes with a Japanese twist. Don't skip the ciders. A E20 lunch menu offers a savory and a sweet crepe with cider... A no Brainer...

Modern fabulous decor, really really good galettes, incredibly nice staff. We are galette-crazed so we were surprised to find them so light, slightly crispy around the edges and just perfect.

A perfect spot in Monmarte. Everything we had was amazing. The avocado and tofu crepe was fresh and delicious and the special crepe with scallops Comte cheese and spinach was perfectly cooked and balanced. Highly recommend!

It turns out it's hard to find a restaurant in Paris to please my vegetarian daughter, but this one worked out fantastic for the whole family! The food was delicious (mostly crepes and galettes) and satisfying. The service was attentive and helpful, especially for a group that doesn't speak the native language. We sat on the second floor and had plenty of space, rare for Parisian restaurants. Highest recommendation.