Crêpe Avenue

Great little place with lots of seating inside that serves gluten free galettes (crepes) made from buckwheat. They also have very tasty cider made in Brittany France. The staff is very friendly and the food is tasty.

Great place for light lunch. We enjoyed the crepes and salad. Good service and atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Great Crepe! Especially recommend „Pigalle”, it has a particular taste mix with mustard that’s very appealing. For sweet/dessert I loved the „Oh My Good!” With caramelized apple. On Saturday evening the place was full.

It's a cozy little place that's far from being fancy, but that's not the intent - the intent is to serve you great tasting crepes, a goal that's well accomplished. The service is polite and quick, and the crepes comes out without much delay - it will be you deciding what to get from the impressive menu that will take the most time. Naturally gluten-free options are available which means nobody needs to sacrifice anything, whatever the occasion: the crepes themselves are delicate, well made, perfectly perfect. Even a quick visit makes this your to-go place to have crepes in Paris, immediately.

The first crepe we had in Paris, it's soooo nice. We love it! Even a pure honey one is tasty. I almost couldn't help myself to get one more.

We ordered the abracadabra crepes and croque Monsieur sandwiches and both were delicious. Employees are friendly and they have clean a restroom. We arrived as they opened and it only took ten minutes for the place to be packed. They made the best capuchino I’ve had in Paris.

We visited here for dinner twice in the course of a week and were not disappointed. Our waiters, Vanessa and Marta were friendly, helpful, and professional and both spoke English quite well. The savory crepes were phenomenal and the sweet crepes were to die for. Definitely a go to if in Paris.

Took us a while to walk here since a lot of streets nearby seemed to be closed off by armed police, but it was worth it. Inside there was lots of seating and we were seated by the nice staff. We ordered a gallette (kind of like a savory crepe that might be buckwheat?) and the basic sugar crepe. Both were delicious and appetizing and came out quickly. We enjoyed our brief break from the hot Paris summer!

Yum. We got in right before closing and warning: the hours of this place have changed and upon our second visit, the kitchen had already closed. So sad as this was our last night in town too. But the crepes are delicious, delicate, fragrant. So yummy and delightful. We had dessert crepes after our evening meal and wanted to order more to go, but by then the kitchen had already closed. We tried another crepe place nearby but it wasn't as good as here!!! I feel like crepe places like these are disappearing these days, and new crepe places popping up just aren't as high quality as they used to be!!!

This was one of my first stops when I arrived in Paris as it was walking distance from my hotel. Overall the crepe was pretty good, the service was fine, and the prices were reasonable. It is not the fanciest or best restaurant in town, but they are open late and draws an interesting crowd for people watching.

I'm so happy I looked on Yelp first because I am happy with everyone else reviews. This place won my heart and it felt more authentic. Yes it was small and sitting was tight but the food was great. Happy Eating!!!

Wonderful crepes and wonderful, friendly service. Highly advise coming here any time of day (but especially for dessert!).

Cute creperie. Family atmosphere and speedy nice service. We went here twice on our trip and all kids included enjoyed savory and dessert crepes.

Crepe Avenue is an unsuspecting, earthy gem tucked in the 4th, Paris luxury district. Small and a little quiet, this could have simply been the day or time we arrived. The menu was full of options including Savoury and vegetarian, crepes & galletes. Great flavour! This would be a wonderful breakfast or lunch stop.

Was looking for a crêperie near our hotel and found this one. It did not disappoint. We arrived early afternoon and it was pretty packed but it was the end of the lunch rush and it cleared out pretty quickly. The menu was in both French and English and all the dishes were numbered for even more simplicity. The staff all spoke English and were very friendly. I did place my order using my limited French. One of the waiters even came over and had a conversation with us in English The food was delicious. We had the Crêpe Lord Candy and the Chocolat Decadent Crêpe. Both were warm, sweet, and delicious. Price seemed reasonable as well. Will definitely be back the next time we visit.

I just happened to find this place while I was craving for a good crepe wondering around the 8e arrondissement. Just off of posh Blvd. Malesherbes, you can find this unassuming creperie on a narrow back street. This was a pleasant surprise to find a cute creperie with decently priced (for 8e arrondissement, €8-10 is not bad ) delicious crepes/galettes. It was packed with the locals which is always a good sign. It's super close to Laduree and Fauchon so add this to your dessert place hopping if you are in the area!

In Paris, just go! Great food , great people. You will be happy you did. I'll be back.

Awesome for the whole family. My husband ordered a beau bourg (chicken, cheese mushrooms, tomatoes) and I ordered Lady Marmelade (orange marmalade, chocolate, grand monet) crepes. The kids ordered a custom crepe (strawberry jelly, powdered sugar) and plain pancakes. Everything was wonderful. The food, atmosphere of the restaurant, less busy street that it is on, and our seat at the front window. It was a highlight of our trip.

Best crepe I've ever had. Coffee equally amazing. Could not recommend more. You NEED to come here.

Sweet crepes and savory galettes. Plenty of Parisian locales stop by for lunch. About 10 euros a crepe - good deal and ambiance for the neighborhood

We had a long day at the tour of Eiffel Tower and the Notre Dame tower. We were walking back around 9pm to our hotel and stumbled onto this restaurant. The place was small/quaint as most of the restaurants in Paris are. We stopped in as we haven't had a crepe in Paris yet. Judging by the Yelp reviews, it was worth a shot. It was impressively good! I really enjoyed my steak crepe. Really tasty and great ingredients. My wife did the cheese bread with a salad and truly enjoyed hers too. We just had tap water, so can't speak to any other beverages. But would highly recommend this place if you happen to stumble upon it like we did.

Crepe Avenue was the closest and seemed the most appealing. When we got there it was just about full and were lucky to be seated right away. The clientele seemed mostly French from what I could hear being spoken. We ordered two savory crepes and both were quite savory and filling. The top had steak and bottom was made with eggs and cheese. I regret not ordering a sweet crepe because after that day, we never got crepes again! read more about our food tour on my site

OK flavors, nothing to write home about. Not as diverse with toppings as some of the other creperies I've had in Paris - we each ordered a different savory crepe, and they all ended up tasting very similar. But great service with the waitress and the servers.

Staff was so nice, crepes taste really good, open until 11pm. Highly recommend this place for a French crepe. Staff speaks English and no bad attitude here.

This was a great little crêpe place, very good food. Wonderful service, and wonderful people. Very affordable, tasty, and in a great little location. I highly recommend it.

Amazing crepes. Loved the cappuccino. High end tea. Great service. Too bad we didn't find this place until our last day, but we came back again at night for seconds ;)

Crepes were good. Be forewarned that the listed hours are not accurate (actually 11pm) with the kitchen closing a full hour earlier (10pm). Why the 3 stars? Dinner felt rushed as we arrived at 9:45 and were asked to order dessert with the meal as the kitchen was closing. Cooks came out a few times pressuring us to finish. Saw 3 parties shooed away since the kitchen was closed even though the hours on the door listed 11pm. Would return for the food but not the experience.

Delicious place! Half the price of fancy restaurants around, twice as good. Salty crepes were amazing, sweet crepes a fantasy. My companion ate a salad, it was ok. Average price 12-15eur per person including beverages. Service was fast and kind. If you are around, you have to come!

Amazing and yummy. Better than breizh cafe so not sure why its not as popular. Within 15 mins of opening it was full, so get there early or make reservations! Quick service and amazing meal.

Simple, savory, sweet, flaming or a la mode - this was a great find for crepes near the Madeline. It's about 8-10 euros per crepe. 1 per person is just about perfect (maybe a little too much) for a medium American portion. We got the Tuileries (roquefort, bacon, spinach & cream) as our savory and the Lady Suzette (orange, honey & cinnamon) with vanilla icecream as our sweet option and both were delicious!

Very nice found in Madeleine area. Original. Well cooked. We ordered Menu Avenue : crepe with ham, egg, cheese and cider. I tried both sweet and dry ciders. Both are nice with the sweet not being overly sweet. The menu came with simple crepe with sugar and butter for dessert which is very nice too. The service was very good too. Highly recommended even by my partner, a Parisian. The price is friendly too. Will keep the address to come back or to recommend to others.

Definitely worth a visit. Yum, as authentic and reasonably priced (with quality ingredients and the best service) - in Paris. Go early or late for lunch/dinner. It's a father/son duo who run the establishment, they both speak English, Spanish, etc. Service was on point.

Good food, good wine, good service. Extensive menu. Good French practice since the English required squinting. Open late.

A great discovery for dinner! People wonder if one eats crepes for dinner, yes! It is proper to have crepes and galettes for dinner and this place is one of the best to do it. This place offered some of the best crepes and galetts we had while in Paris and the staff was far more welcoming than other places we tried. They were extremely friendly by Paris standards. The staff is multi-lingual, and the menu is in French and English so if you don't speak French you feel comfortable here. We had savory galettes for dinner and sweet crepes for dessert. I had the provincale galette and it was superb. Ham, cheese, tomatoes, various other things, and the best mushrooms I have had in a very long time. My wife had the St Germain galette filled with steak, cheese, egg and other things. It was delicious as well. For dessert my wife had the chocolate crepe with ice cream and I had the apple with ice cream. The perfect way to end the meal. We had wine as well and all prices were what one expects or perhaps even a bit cheaper given the posh central area close to hotels. They are sort of hidden in a side street but it is a place worth finding.