Chez Nicos

So we went here after reading some good reviews. There was no where for us to seat, and no one greeted us or spoke to us, so we finally left.

We were exploring the neighborhood and came across this place where we it was crowded and we went in to explore the food and to our surprise it was amazing. We tried the vegetarian crepe and it was awesome. Would certainly recommend this for everyone who want to try this out. Will come back for more

Saw people walking by with paninis and started craving one. While this place is known for their crepes I'd also recommend the paninis... I loooooved the crispy baguette with the grill lines- they got the cook just right to melt the cheese. wish there was more salmon because the ratio from salmon to tomato was slightly off for me as the tomato overpowered it. There was also hidden green olives (maybe 2?) which surprised me because I didn't remember seeing those in the ingredients There was a crowd of students in the same party there when I wanted to order and everyone who came after was just clumped around- it wasn't really clear how to line up. I think people know this as a really cheap, fast, yet reliable spot and it sure delivers. The Le Grec Panini was also filling and could've used the olives from the saumon and the savory crepes with Mediterranean ingredients like feta and olives looked popular and promising if you want to counter something sweet A perfect way to spend a Paris afternoon on the street side people watching with bread in hand!

After our international flight and long taxi ride to our hotel, this ham, cheese and mushroom crepe brought me back to life! Such a good crepe! Wish I could have tried a panini which also looked amazing.

Quick stop after museums and I would recommend. The owner seemed a little lethargic and he messed up 2 out of 4 orders, but the food was still amazing and for a very fair price. Little shop in the busy street so quite loud but a place that I would recommend doing take out.

Delicious, generous, friendly - fulfills every dream! We had crêpe jambon fromage and crêpe du jour at the bar

Chez Nicos has the food you need to get your day going! Veggie options available for the non meat eaters out there. Chez Nico took time to eat with us and chat which was really cool. Stop in here for some great street food!

Walk up crepe shop that serves with a smile. Best crepes we've had in Paris so far. We returned almost every night.

This place is amazing! My son who has a nut allergy has been wanting chocolate crepes and everywhere the only option is Nutella, this place has chocolate noir (nut free) and amazing robust crepes with ample fruits. We are staying in the Latin Quarter and have come here every day with zero disappointment. We highly recommend this hidden gem.

This place is known for its crepes but we decided to get some paninis after going out one night in Paris. For cheap and quick food, this is definitely one of the places to go. I got the Tomato and Mozzarella Panini. Although it took a long time to heat up, it was well worth the wait. The bread was extremely crispy, the cheese was very gooey and the tomato and basil added a nice clean taste to each bite. By the end of the meal, I wished I had bought another sandwich.

My wife and I were strolling through the area.. lots of bars, restaurants, creperias in the area.. it's hard to not notice an outrageous line that goes down the block in mid daylights - by no means any comparison to the lines at Versailles but a noticeable one for a small tiny hole in the wall creperia ran by two guys! Been recommended by numerous friends to try this place but ironically wasn't until we checked into yelp and noticed that my wife had this place bookmarked! I would highly recommend this place whether it's for a meal, drunk food, or just because! They have a wide variety of savory and dessert crepes that are to die for. We got the Nutella banana and coconut after a heavy Italian meal.. thought it would be the night cap to my food coma but was actually just right :) We also got another one the night before (a savory one) but we cannot recall the name of the crepe.. #blamethealcohol

Loved this place we stumbled upon while strolling thru this quaint neighborhood. Friendly, can customize your savory crepe, but with a Mediterranean twist. Super cheap, too. I think we paid 5 euros for a huge ham and cheese.

The crepe was huge. Nico was super friendly and helpful. I got the tomato mozzarella crepe and will try their sweet ones next.

What an absolutely amazing experience. I read about this Creperie in a book I bought on Paris, and am SO glad that I went. It was so great, and the best savory crepe I have ever had. Chez Nico, the owner, made my crepe, and brought it to me when ready. There was constantly someone outside the stand waiting to be helped, and he was so kind and helpful. I do not speak French, and he was so nice in helping me and giving my friend and I time to figure out what we wanted. I got the Crepe du Chef: grilled eggplant, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, feta, and mozzarella. Absolutely amazing. I have never been a big fan of eggplant, but let me tell you---it was perfect!! Not smushy, no weird texture, the crepe was wonderful and I love the eggplant! If you are in Paris, you must go here. I saw him making tons of nutella and banana crepes, I wish I had room in my stomach to have ordered one as well!

Delicious! Nutella and banana crepe and ham/cheese with veggie crepes €4 each. Big, couldn't finish, but I will be back. Open till 2am.

Great place for a quick bite. They prepare the crepes right in front of you (in the window). Great taste and friendly staff. Located in a great area and perfect for a snack while shopping groceries. Crepe with Apple sauce and cinnamon - super!

Yum! I got a savory ham, cheese, and mushroom crêpe. Cheap, delicious, and filling. You can't ask too much more of street food. I will definitely return if in the neighborhood but would not go out of my way because there are so many other great places to get crêpes in Paris.

Best crepes in Paris. This place has a reputation. Worth a quick visit. The reviews claim that this place has the best crepes in Paris, and these reviews are probably close to spot on. After trying a few other renowned creperies, I have to say that even with price aside, this place wins. At less then seven euro for a hugely filled crepe, it is a must if you are even remotely in the area. For added benefit, get a savory crepe or two and then go literally five steps across the skinny street to possibly the best gelato in the world. For two people, you can have some of the best food in Paris for under 25 Euro. If that is not a sweet deal, I do not know what is. The only reason this place does not get five stars is because if you are living North of the river, I would not necessarily travel more than 20 minutes walk to get here. If you are in the area, unquestionably go here. The potatoes in one of our crepes were pretty good, but could have been cut up slightly smaller.

Delicious!!! Came here because it's mentioned in Lonley Planet. No waiting in line (4.30pm) - perfect! Absolutely loved the Crêpe!! Super friendly staff!! Wanted to come a second time (2.30pm) but there was a line of approx. 12 people + approx. 5 people who were seated inside. Waited at least 10-15min als the line just moved 2people forward.. gave up because it unfortunately just took too long :(.

Amazing Crepes! My wife and I stayed in the general area for 6 days, and tried many different crepe places around Paris (including actual restaurants), and this place was by far the best. The crepes are pre-made (he doesn't pour the batter in front of you), and they are absolutely amazing. We came here late night on our 3rd night here based on the long line of young people in front of it and had a nutella-banana crepe - it was so good we had to keep coming back. We found the savory crepes to be equally delicious the next afternoon for lunch. The chef was very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend this place.

After getting lost on the metro my first day in Paris and finally finding the hostel I was staying at, I decided to grab a bite to eat. The street was loitered with creperies and I decided to make a walk out of it. I saw a familiar face working at Chez Nicos along with the owner of the creperie standing on the side and talking to the familiar face. Now if you are in France and don't know more than three phrases of french, you would love to see a familiar brown face (given that you are brown). Stepping in the creperie I asked the familiar face whether he spoke Hindi/Urdu and he did. We started a conversation and he asked what crepe I wanted to eat. I was not sure, I just knew I was hungry and wanted to eat something good without going through the hassle of butchering french than any more I have done already. He told me he will make me his special crepes and I would love it. I sat down to drink the amazing mango iced tea the refreshment fridge carried and instantly took to finding a way of sneaking that Lipton iced tea to America. To my woe I never found that iced tea again but that is a tragedy for another day. The crepe was certainly special. It had cheese, tomatoes, heaping amounts of potatoes and halal beef. It was just scrumptious! Sorry I could not think of any other word more perfect to describe that crepe. I think it was a buckwheat crepe so it filled me up pretty quick and i saved the rest for dinner (bad idea, since the microwave was broken and there is a reason crepes are eaten at the spot strolling around or doing whatever you are doing at the moment besides eating your crepes.

Chez Nicos is definitely a must! Walking down Rue de Mouffetard there are a few creperies and we randomly chose this one. We shared the crepe du chef and the apple sauce and cinnamon dessert crepe and god were they good! Not only was it completely delicious (seriously, I couldn't wait to take another bite!), it was quick, inexpensive and the owner is really funny! Quick tip: You just walk up and tell the chef what you want! We waited a while before realizing there isn't really a line - its more of a small group of people choosing what to order or waiting for their crepes.

A great place to grab a bite. Crepes were delicious and huge. We were stuffed for about 15 euros including drinks. The owner was friendly and service was fast despite the large number of patrons milling around deciding what to order.

Amazing!! I've had crepes all around town and this was by far the best ever! They put love and effort into it. You won't be disappointed! It's in a cute little street and the atmosphere is amazing. I highly recommend it!

Great panini and crepe with a 33cl(330ml) drink only for €6. Great deal especially in Paris where a drink is usually €4 alone for an even smaller drink

Tomato mozzarella olive and olive oil sandwich was very delicious, will defiantly be back.

Chef was extremely friendly and multi-lingual. Crêpes were incredible, from both salty and sweet menus!

Multiple cockroaches under the drink machine. Crepe was nothing to write home about. Guy was friendly and spoke English though.

Trop gras malheureusement. Le gérant est un monsieur très sympathique.

best panckakes ever in paris. A lot of choices, a lot to eat, and a little price. What else?

I had the nutella banana which was good but the crepe dough was ready made and not freshly made as I was expecting it to be. There was a small shop less than a hundred meters away that was making the crepe fresh and I kinda regretted not going there instead.

I have been there a number of times. The food is okay, but their terrible customer service means that we won't be coming back. The customer service they have is 0/10. I know that French is not my strong suit, but to be belittled and made fun of because of it, in front of the whole restaurant is NOT the kind of customer service ANY eatery should be doing. Seriously some of the rudest French people I have ever met. Would not recommend to anyone who does not know fluent french. Unless you like being made fun of.

YES. I lived in this neighborhood for a few months and tried a lot of the crepe stands - Nicos was my favorite. I have friends who have lived in Paris and they also recommended Nicos as one of the best crepe stands in the city. The guys are friendly, speak English, and remember repeat customers (I hadn't seen one of them for a while and he remembered the last time he'd seen me, and what I had ordered...it was three weeks earlier!). There is a line sometimes, but it moves quickly. Don't go anywhere else on Rue Mouffetard. This place really is the best.

Who knew you could combine Greek and French in a crepe and have it taste so good?!? It was quick, inexpensive and delicious. The crepe was huge, at lunch we shared one, but when we went back for dinner I got my own, knowing it was too good to share. I loved the saltiness of the feta, the tenderness of the grilled veggies and the crispness of the salad combined in one crepe. Unique and good!