Breizh pan Crepes

Ordered three crepes and two orange juices. The savory crepes came out before the sweet one. The orange juice was watered down with the ice. The savory crepes had no flavor and not very big/filling. The sweet crepe was not done all the way and very thin. The workers were nice and responding. The place is small. It’s not super clean but not dirty either.

This is my regular spot almost every morning. The croissants are delicious and the coffee is great! ​The staff are always welcoming and attentive, even on busy days. Great service all around!

It's just ok. The crepes are simple, which I expected given that the restaurant is managed by a French family that brought along the recipes from the birth place of crepes as a dish. Which means you get the original, simple source material without all the stuff added to it through the years by other cultures. The ambiance is that of a college crepes hangout, which is exactly what it is. Gluten-free options are available. Overall: solid, well-priced, worthy of checking out.

Crepes were absolutely to die for! The owner and staff are incredibly inviting and welcoming. My favorite is the savory crepe with the ham and cheese 10/10, but the sweet crepes will not disappoint. Will come back everytime I'm in Charleston, You have to give it a try!

Crepes here are just ideal! We took savory Buckwheat crepes with salmon, and another with eggs and goat cheese. It was a perfect healthy breakfast. We just couldn’t leave without something sweet, so Nutella croissants and crepe with backed apples nailed it. Thank you guys! You have made our day!

Absolutely loved it! The crepes were out of this world—crispy, light, and full of flavor. Service was quick and super friendly, and the vibe was cozy yet vibrant. Perfect brunch spot in Charleston. Will definitely be back!

This may be one of the world’s worst crepe shops. We had actually intended on eating nearby but the original place was closed so we decided crepes sounded delicious. It was anything but that. The orders took a long time to come out and our entire party had terrible crepes that no one finished. The only redeeming factor was that they brought it some complimentary Nutella crepes to make up for the long wait and those were actually delicious. Go with sweet crepes here if you have to choose, don’t do savory crepes at all.

Galette complète. If you know what that is, this is your place. Moe, the owner, knows there's something about French buckwheat flour that makes the difference. Yummm, I have been missing this flavor since I havent been to Bretagne marché in several years and this filled that spot! The nutella crêpes look popular in the shop but I think I will be back for a lemon curd.

Smells amazing in here. Small little place. Quaint. Really adorable and convenient location. Staff was super nice and accommodating with changes. Didn't charge for removing and adding an equal product. My sister ordered a sweet item and I had the savory. I'm not big on turkey bacon but that was what they offered with what I wanted. It was really good. The honey, goat cheese, turkey bacon, and the buckwheat crepe just went super well together. It was a bit of perfection for a not overly heavy lunch on a hot day. I wish I lived in the area so we could be there to taste other options!

Stopped in for breakfast recently. They were out of something for the crepe I wanted so I went with La George Street. It was just ok for me but I will say they were very generous with the bacon and warned me that it was turkey bacon. But the Breizh iced coffee was amazing! Very small shop so you may have to wait for a seat.

This may be one of the world's worst crepe shops. We had actually intended on eating nearby but the original place was closed so we decided crepes sounded delicious. It was anything but that. The orders took a long time to come out and our entire party had terrible crepes that no one finished. The only redeeming factor was that they brought it some complimentary Nutella crepes to make up for the long wait and those were actually delicious. Go with sweet crepes here if you have to choose, don't do savory crepes at all.

Food yummy. Loved the savory gluten free crepe. May have to try sweet next time. Service = mostly self serve. Ambiance = off the tourist path and simple and great. Did not disappoint.

They definitely don't skimp out on toppings. Happy to see they have GF options that taste good. Coffee is delicious as well.

Breizh Pan Crepes offers a wide variety of crepes and offers you a choice between regular or glutton free crepes. If you are not interested in a savory or sweet crepe, Beizh Pan Crepes does have bagels and croissant sandwiches. The service is fast and staff are sweet and informative. This restaurant is a small quaint restaurant located downtown Charleston just off of King Street. The restaurant is clean and bright and offers indoor seating. They also offer deliver service through Uber Eats.

Go for the sweet crepes. Hubby and I ordered the Tristen. It was ok, but not superb. The lemon curd crepe was delicious as well as the berry crepe.

I got hyped up about the idea of crepes and we walked here. Tough to rate the place because we chose not to eat here. It does not appear to be clean. May be really good food and perhaps a fall back plan for tourists that forget to make reservations on a Sunday morning. You will have an hour wait for any brunch places downtown, regardless of season.

Went for lunch with a party of 4. Not much seating but it was empty at the time, after the lunch rush. The sweet crepes came out delicious and the fruit was ripe, plenty of Nutella. One person ordered the savory, le belle. The crepe itself was great with plenty of toppings. But they forgot the balsamic glaze. I asked and they were apologetic and took the plate back to put some on. Well it came back with 2 drops over the lettuce. It was so dry. Nothing to bind everything and somewhat tasteless/ bland without enough dressing. The food was good outside that plate. Also bus your own table. It was run more like a college cafeteria then a restaurant. Probably the main clientele are students. Would go back but order a sweet crepe

Delicious brunch in the downtown area. La Complete: 5/5 La Belle: 5/5 La Phare sweet crepe with Nutella: 5/5 Everything was delicious. the Crepes were freshly made with a slight crunch. The ingredients were high quality. The prices were reasonable. The coffee was bottomless and good. Restaurant is a little small but seemed to handle the traffic of customers well when we were there on a Friday late morning.

Came in on a late Sunday morning and there was a short line with all the seats taken, but I was getting it to go. I ordered a strawberry and banana crepe along with a plain bagel and cream cheese with their homemade jam. Everything is reasonably priced and they offer a military discount for 10%. After about a 10 minute wait my food came out and it was well packaged and by that time two tables had opened up for additional customers. When I got home my wife split the crepe and bagel. The bagel was way overcooked, it was very crunchy and tough to eat. The crepe was okay but way too much Nutella in our opinion. If I came back I would try their savory crepes.

I had savory crepes in France and it was so good that when I found this place in Charleston I really wanted to take my family here so that they get to try as well!! I had the La Belle (veggie) with avocado, mushrooms, green, red and yellow pepper added sunny side up egg and bacon!! It was soooo good!!! Highly recommended! My daughter got La Phare which is a sweet crepe with strawberries, banana and nutella. It was also good!! My other daughter got La Tristan. It is more of a self serve but the staff is very nice and friendly!

Really delicious sweet and savory crepes and extremely friendly service! Cozy French cafe vibes. Needed to return on my second visit to Charleston!

Stumbled across this place wandering the city and so glad we did The creeps were amazing and the coffee was delicious Not inexpensive but worth the visit

Delicious crepes. Everything tasted delicious and totally authentic to Brittany. Kind and attentive service.

What a great hidden find!! Quick service, great food. We shared a savory ham/egg/potato buckwheat crepe and a strawberry/banana/dark chocoalte sweet crepe. Lovely lunch.

I've tried this place multiple times now, ordering different dishes, and it has never failed. Both the food and the service are consistently amazing. Highly recommend!!

A nice little hole in the wall crepe place. We came here for breakfast on a Tuesday morning, and it was convenient and quick. The food was super tasty and fresh. The staff is wonderful too. The food portions really great for the the price. Highly recommend!

Stopped in here for a quick lunch while visiting the area. The service was quick, and the presentation was beautiful, but the crepes themselves were a little small for the price. I ordered the gluten free apple and cinnamon crepe while my partner had gotten a crepe with bacon and walnuts. We also shared a lemonade. The food itself was tasty, but not the most impressive crepe I have had. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants a quick lunch in the area.

Wow! My wife and I had the opportunity to visit Charleston this weekend. A wonderful experience made better by happening upon Breizh!! Mo and his staff are amazing from the minute you enter. Incredibly friendly and attentive made even better by the food. We had both sweet and savory crepes and both were fantastic. Do yourself a favor if you happen to be in the French quarter and make your way to visit. You'll be so happy you did!

My oldest daughter wanted to try this place. She's had crepes around Winston and wanted to compare. Be aware, this place is SMALL. They have one table for 2 and three tables for 4, that's it. The staff was friendly and helpful answering our questions. The restaurant was clean. I've never been one for fru-fru food but I tried to keep an open mind and try something new. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Youngest daughter got the berry crepe. Oldest daughter got the avocado and melted cheese crepe. Wife got the lemon curd crepe and I got the salad greens crepe with smoked salmon, goat cheese and pine nuts with balsamic dressing. The verdicts: Youngest daughter gave thumbs up. But seriously, how can you mess up putting berries and chocolate sauce on a crepe? Oldest daughter didn't finish her crepe. It really was tasteless and had all the same mushy textures of the ingredients. It needed some spice and contrasting textures. My wife enjoyed her crepe, there just wasn't much of it. A thin 6 inch dough disk with a few lines of lemon curd and a dollop of whipped cream. Mine was good and the most filling of the four dishes. Although you had to hunt for the crepe. The salad was fresh and the dressing was good. What little salmon there was was tasty. Judgment: maybe we just aren't crepe people. I don't know. For $60, the value certainly wasn't there and we left hungry if that tells you anything. We would NOT go back. For me, the crepe should stand out. But for my dish, it was missing in action. I guess we will leave this place to people with more refined tastes and smaller stomachs. Maybe people in Charleston are built differently.

I came here with a few friends while on vacation because a friend had discovered that their savory crepes have no eggs (and I am allergic to eggs) and that they also have gluten-free options (another friend has Celiac), so we were really thrilled to find crepes that we could eat! Part of the group ended up leaving early (kids got and ate their crepes first and then got antsy), but we all really enjoyed them! I got the La Belle (vegetarian), and it was really delicious! I don't have a ton of experience with crepes, given the egg allergy, but I feel like the buckwheat flavor was surprisingly complimentary to the fillings and the portion was exactly what I was looking for--not heavy, but satisfying. My gluten-free friend got a sweet crepe, Strawberry & Nutella, and was really happy with that, as well. The location itself has a cute cafe vibe, but not a ton of seating, so if you're planning to be there with a larger number of people than, say, four, you might have an interesting time. The service feels genuine and friendly, but French, so not overly friendly, LOL. At the time we were there, it seemed like the register was being manned by the chefs who were also cooking the crepes, and they were really helpful in navigating the menu and still seemed to be popping out great crepes! Later on, a waitress came in and started manning the register and bringing out the crepes, so I'm guessing she was out on break.

My wife and I had a hankering for crepes, so I looked up this bookmark. I can honestly tell you it was a GREAT experience. It's small and quaint with a very French feel. My wife had the Avocado toast which she said was divine. I ordered a ham and cheese omelette which was made to perfection. One of the best I have ever had. At the end was La Farde, a strawberry and banana crepe with chocolate and chantilly cream. It was SPECTACULAR, the crepe was so moist and all the ingredients came together beautifully. It was delectable. The service was good and attentive. I wholeheartedly recommend this place for breakfast. Bon Apetit'

Cute little crepes cafe' off the main street. You order from the front register and then find a table. No number needed as the place is tiny so they will know where you sat. The person at the register was super friendly and the smile was appreciated. The food came out quickly and I appreciated that the coffee was brought out first and was hot. We ordered two plates for the three of us. The sweet crepes were delicious. Fresh bananas and strawberries and whipped cream too. We also got the avocado toast and the avocado was fresh and the eggs were perfect. We also had cappuccinos which were perfect. While not a people watching spot nor outdoor seating, this was a great find and we'd go back again.

Stopped into Breizh Pan Crêpes after a Jane Do class downtown. It's snugly tucked off a side street in downtown Charleston. The service was friendly and quick. The crêpe took in the flavor of the smoked salmon and really stood out with the goat cheese and sesame seeds. One of the owners told me they import the flour from France and it did remind me of my time in Paris. Recommended!

Gluten-free family here, so this was super exciting to come across planning a trip through Charleston - and it did not disappoint. 3 different sweet crepes and they were all delicious; we even left with a bag of gluten-free sweet breads for the car ride that somehow were super tasty as well. The customer service is great, the space immaculate, and the coffee strong. Not a single complaint from someone who never thought she would have a decent gf crepe, much less and amazing three!

Stopped here on a Saturday morning with my kids. My daughter had a bagel with cream cheese and earl grey tea, I had a coffee mocha, my two sons both got hot cocoa and Nutella & strawberry crepes. Everyone loved their food! My coffee was really tasty without being sickly sweet (I was glad for same reason I didn't have a crepe, it was too early for me to have a lot of sugar). The feel is that if a very small cafe, there are 4 or 5 very small tables jammed in here; you stand in line to order and grab a table and your food comes out. The one thing I didn't love was how long we had to wait in line and for our drinks to arrive, but honestly it felt longer than it actually was because we were standing in the line. Things probably a much better experience at a less-busy time of day. Staff was friendly too. And the price blew my mind, that meal ran me $48 *after 20% tip*. Outstanding place that WILL see my business again!

Went this morning to get crepes. The place was cramped, no seating so we got to go. We had three crepes that said they were 9 dollars each. The price ended up being 39 dollars with taxes, not even a tip! We ended up eating outside across the street on some stairs. And when we opened the box, there was one crepe, Not even rolled!! For 13 dollars a crepe you would atleast expect it to be rolled with care.

Me and my two sisters visited here today expecting a normal sit down meal. When we went inside we noticed how cramped the establishment was. There were only a few tables for us to eat at, which were all full. We ordered 3 crêpes and were met with a total of 40 dollars before tip! And let's just say the quality of these crepes were not worth 40 dollars for 3 single crepes. To top it off there was no room to sit inside the restaurant, so we had to sit outside to eat our crepes.

Amazing service and even better Crêpes. A must try on your trip to Charleston ! In a great walking area too so you can knock out two birds with one stone.

Good Lawd, Good Crepes! If you're even THINKING of stopping by, Follow that inclination! Now, don't try to sit at a table before you order - the stern Frenchman may admonish you. Just go on over in an orderly fashion, select and pay for your food and drinks (they have espresso drinks, yum), and THEN you can take a seat. All their savory crepes are gluten-free, and all sweet crepes can be requested gluten free. So, yeah, you're good. Hubby and I shared the Mushroom Crepe with Chicken and the La Phare (banana strawberry) Crepe. Both were delicious, but, frankly, I think next time I'd have to have that George Street Crepe -- the one with bacon (isn't that all you need to know?) and cheese and SWEET. Sigh!! So do everybody (yeah, restaurants need BIZness!) a favor, and head on over. I think you'll see, I won't steer you wrong.

Crepes were excellent. So was the coffee!!! Recommend Ham and cheese and strawberry with Chantilly cream

I have absolutely no idea why I did not visit this stunning place when I actually LIVED in Charleston, but I am so glad I chose it to meet my co-authors during a recent trip. This place is very French and I can't really explain more, but in the words of that woman on TikTok, "you know the fucking vibes." The crepes are divine, and I like the self-service coffee area. There is maybe seating for 15 people, so if you do not get a table then I suggest ordering to-go. The kitchen is small and quick and food is delivered pretty quickly, unless they are slammed. And here I pause to write an ode to a Grecian urn ... I mean a Parisian sandwich. The open-faced beauty known as the tartine. Dear god, the vegetarian tartine at this place is absolutely wonderful. Imagine a slice of excellent, thick bread covered with olive oil, cheese, tomatoes, and other veggies. Every bright brings you one step closer to the edge (and I'm about to break).

[Coronavirus review] One has to order online at present, and I was a bit dismayed to discover that their hours were very limited and I rushed over to get in before it closed, struggling to park for a bit and losing out on freshness as a result. The crepe I got had an enormous quantity of strawberries and Nutella as well as Kinder Bueno, a European chocolate and hazelnut confection. As it turns out, taking an already indulgent sweet crepe and adding candy to it makes it more delicious. The place had a small menu, and they didn't seem to have dipped into the special dietary needs game, but the quality was there in what I ordered.

An amazing experience!! The most impressive part to me was the courtesy and hospitality of the staff!

This place is closed-maybe out of business. (?) I have been trying to visit it since Sunday, but it was too late in the afternoon to visit it. On Monday, I tried again, but they are not open on Monday I finally made it downtown from Mount Pleasant, and the restaurant was dark, and all the chairs were on top of the tables It looks like it is closed for now.

Yummy gluten free crepes, no gluten reactions. . We went twice and Would definitely go back.

A lovely little breakfast spot with sweet, classy ambiance. I appreciated this cafe especially since I wanted a place where I felt safe eating gluten-free with celiac. The savory crepe La South was to die for, and the espresso was authentic and delicious. Nice, fast service, too!

Highly recommended high quality food and service was quick and very tasty , the girl her name is Michealaa and she was so so nice and very friendly she knew what she was doing high quality costumer services she made very good drinks I love it . I recommend this place for sure

This was so unexpected and delicious! The Cafe Breizh was so good I went back and got another one before leaving. The food was so fresh and good, and honestly the quality and price of food this trip to Charleston has been lacking until we went to Breizh Pan Crêpes. We will definitely be back next time we visit, and highly highly recommend it to others.

Our final day here in beautiful Charleston and we wanted a quick bite for lunch without breaking the bank. Came across this place on Yelp. It is nestled right next to King Street and offer 4 tables along with window countertop seating. The wait staffs are very friendly and some of seem to be French. I ordered La Complete which came with 1 egg (Sunny or scrambled) and ham and Swiss. I opted out of Swiss cheese and the lady was kind enough to ask me why and if I wanted an extra egg instead. I thought that was a great gesture. It also came with a small salad. My wife got the La Erwan which came with 1 egg, chorizo and bell peppers. They offer gluten free crepe option which was a plus for the Mrs. My son got the La Pancrepe which is turkey and Swiss cheese. We all enjoyed our order and presentation was top notch. We also got one sweet L'Aumoniere crepe which is baked apple, creme and homemade caramel. The wait staff advised us that they will cook this right when we are almost done with our savory so it doesn't sit for too long. That too was a great gesture. Highly recommended and a very clean place indeed.

Such a cute little place! I got the vegetarian La Belle crepe and it was very tasty; I got a few spicy bites which I didn't expect, but it was still good. I was here several years ago and ordered a delicious sweet crepe and was missing that ice cream when I left! I would definitely come here again.

This place is great!! I have celiacs so I was scoping out gluten free spots before my trip to charleston and this one was a must for me! We showed up like 10 min before they closed which I felt bad about, but they were super welcoming! I think the owner greeted us when we came in, and his french accent definitely gave us a hint that the crepes were going ot be great. We got the La Molene with a fried egg on top, it had sausage and cheese and bacon as well. We also got La Phare which was strawberries, banana, whipped cream, and nutella! Both crepes were amazing. They seemed to take proper covid precautions as well, and had seats for us to wait outside while they made our food. There was some indoor seating available, but I wouldn't count on it. Luckily there are lots of parks near by so it wasn't difficult to find somewhere to sit and eat. I mentioned I was gluten free and they asked if it was celiacs (to make sure they took the proper precautions) without me even mentioning it! The runny yolk on our savory crepe was a must have, and I really appreciated that they didn't lather our sweet crepe in nutella. While I love nutella, it was nice to have it as a complimentary flavor to the berries and cream rather than being over dominant and heavy. The crepes filled us up (2 people split the two) but didn't feel heavy at all. I would definitely come back next time im in charleston!

We visited Breizh Pan Crêpes and were very impressed. We were greeted by a sweet young lady (brown hair, great smile), she showed us the menu, told us to take our time and let us know that there would be a small wait. We ordered the La Lexi (savory), the La Phare (sweet), and two Breizh caramel lattes. Everything was DELICIOUS. We were very impressed with the food and coffee. If there is a wait it is worth it. The next time we are in the area this is a must visit for us.

The best service and Crêpes i have ever had! I have the Strawberry Nutella Crêpes with bananas and I literally could not have asked for anything better!

This blew me away. I don't think the place is actually related to the Breizh shops in Paris (which I also love), but the crepes taste almost identical. I got la pancrepe (ham/mushroom/swiss) and it was basically a perfect savory crepe. My mother-in-law's la tristan was amazing too. Definitely will be coming back here next time I'm in Charleston.

These are the best crepes in Charleston.. we moved from the DC area and these are so much better than any place there. I wish they were open later but we found a way to get there while they are open.

This morning we went to breakfast and try this place, we were very pleasantly surprised. This is a small place and they brought out the food very quickly. There were six of us and we totally enjoyed the meals . I stuck with bacon and eggs and some potatoes and coffee. The meal was great, there are several crapes dishes that are a few of my friends had everybody enjoyed it, and it definitely has a French atmosphere.

Beautiful presentation and tastes. Both savory and sweet. I love how traditional it was and that they sold a variety of different ite