Histoire de Crepes - Gréoux-les-Bains

We've been here for dinner, they have both sweet crêpes and galette, but you can choose also other dishes. The tables are arranged all around the street and the service is a little bit slow, but the quality is fine.

We enjoyed stumbling across this crêperie. Great service and pretty courtyard. Lived the simple crepe marron. The savoury galettes were also super. Wish we'd had a chance to return but ran out of time!

I wondered when we chose to have lunch here on a hot, sunny market day if the galettes would be as good as the ones I'm used to having in Brittany. If you're a connoisseur of such things, it may be of interest to know that the Provencal galettes were slightly thicker and less crispy-edged than the Breton ones, but delicious nonetheless. I chose the Morgane, which I found quite enough for lunch on its own; my companion managed to make room for a dessert. The patio where we ate was shady and pleasant, and the service prompt and friendly. We drank cider in the Breton fashion, out of earthenware cups, so it all felt very familiar and homely. (I have Breton family members) A good place for a long lunch. PS We were joined by friends, one of whom required gluten-free; he hadn't realise till that moment that galettes are made with buckwheat (blé noir) and therefore ideal for him.

A surprise!! A complete dinner with crepes is to be tried! The menu offers a large possibility of choice both regarding salted dishes and sweet ones. The cold cider is a perfect drink and the proposed drinking cups add a funny note! Last note: we have been told that the crepes flambés may be served only inside the restaurant!

Lors d'un arrêt imprévu à gréoux, nous avons décidé de s'arrêter y manger une crêpes salée.Qu'elle belle surprise, nous avons eu un accueil dès plus agréable. On nous a installé sur une petite terrasse ombragé. Les crêpes sont succulentes Le tout avec un très bon rapport qualité /prix.