Where to eat · Crêpes & galettes · 5 picks · 4 districts

Where to eat crêpes in Paris

Crêperies and galette counters — buckwheat, butter, a bowl of cider. Every pick is re-checked for continued operation and grouped by district.

Last re-checked 18 Sep 2026 · all where to eat → · full ledger →

3e · Haut Marais (2)District guide →

• Chez Alain Miam Miam€ · Galette-sandwich counterAlain Roussel griddles buckwheat galettes and toasted sandwiches to order — cured ham, comté, avocado, caramelised onions — a few steps from the Marché des Enfants Rouges. The queue at his counter is reliably the longest on the street.✓ Verified open · 10 Sep 2026Wed–Sun 09:00–17:00; closed Mon–Tue
• Breizh Café (Le Marais)€€ · CrêperieBuckwheat galettes done seriously — a complète or a seafood galette, a bowl of artisanal cider, then salted-butter-caramel to finish.✓ Verified open · 10 Sep 2026Daily ~9:00–23:00 (check annual closures)

5e · Latin Quarter (1)District guide →

• Au P'tit Grec€ · Galette counterA takeaway window on the Mouffetard slope folding griddle galettes to order since 1981 — the complète, heavy with ham, egg and Gruyère, is the one people queue for.✓ Verified open · 9 Sep 2026Daily ~12:00–24:00Long-running

6e · Saint-Germain-des-Prés (1)District guide →

• Little Breizh€ · CrêperieA small Saint-Germain room where the buckwheat is organic and the galettes are folded with intent. The goat's-cheese-and-honey galette and a dessert crêpe of honey with buckwheat ice cream are the reasons to book.✓ Verified open · 18 Sep 2026Tue–Sat 12:00–14:30 & 19:00–22:30; closed Sun–Mon

14e · Montparnasse & Denfert (1)District guide →

• La Crêperie de Josselin€€ · CrêperieA Montparnasse fixture on a street stacked with rival crêperies, Josselin wins the block on a thick, lace-edged buckwheat galette and a permanent queue. Order the galette complète and finish with a salted-butter caramel crêpe that arrives properly drenched.✓ Verified open · 14 Sep 2026Wed–Sun 12:00–23:00; Tue dinner only; closed Mon