Creperie Chez Mamie

succulent crêpes, excellent, we're still looking for them again and again. julie in the kitchen, morgan in the dive and super claude in the service, trio of shock and charm! and a little oy clin

As a true Breton who loves pancakes and butter, I can assure you that it is an excellent crêperie! good crêpe dough that has the taste of black wheat, good ingredients, original associations, caramel with divine salted butter!

the cakes and pancakes are good and with fresh ingredients. Unfortunately we have faced a total disorganization tonight. Well, we're on vacation and we feel it was independent of their will. commercial gesture, we are offered the aperitif. We appreciate the gesture. The pancakes and cakes are really cheap.

I loved it. I've already wanted to go back. improbable address at the bottom of a dead end in the Quimper station district but the best it is. the reception is friendly and the pancakes are excellent. Host table formula. We had a great evening with the guests of the table. I warmly recommend salted butter caramel. the bosses has been finishing her recipe for 10 years!!!

We had the chance to fall by chance on this little crêperie at the bottom of a dead end in front of the station of quimper. julie (the manager) greets you with a warm smile. You feel at once at ease, by the warm atmosphere and the vintage scenery of the place and especially thanks to the young waitress who is in the care of the guests. The dishes offered are simply delicious. special mention for caramel buttered pancake. A real delight!

Great recommendations,Galettes and perfect pancakes, delicious, melting in heart and crispy on the edges, the perfect cooking!Thank you to julie and coddle for this delicious culinary moment and conviviality,We wish you a good continuation! You can buy the tasty caramel with salty butter of julie, with an original spoon offered.Price more than reasonable for a quality and undeniable know-how.Catherine, francine and muffin (which still licks the babines of his cheese)!

Very nice welcome. The place is a little excited and at the level of the station so not tjs the nicest place in a city.However the restaurant is in a small alley so cut from the main track and quiet.Warning to the tourists who would expect stone walls, a fireplace and Bigouden...the setting is nice but classic (which is for me the weak point). Otherwise at the point of view kitchen and service nothing to say, everything is very good, clean and at the level price quite reasonable see even competitive. You don't feel like price for pigeons. Too bad because the day we came we sat next to "great beaufs who didn't know how to live in society, nor does it seem to raise their children....but this r...

So we missed our train because of a late flight and were looking for a place to eat because we had a little time to our next train and were starving at this point. someone we talked to mentioned this new little crêperie in a alley, so we decided to try rather than the main crêperie just in front of the station. I'm telling you what we haven't been disappointed! I think it's probably the best black blue cake I've ever had. The pastry was fine and crispy and an incredible taste. Personally, I had a complete (jambon and cheese), but the menu had incredibly eclectic selections. If I had to make a slight critique of the cake, it was that she could have used a little more trim but it's just a nit...

We arrived at 19 o'clock without reservation and we have to wait until the boss with the waitress count the reservations received in the afternoon even annotated on pieces of paper. there are five seats and we take advantage of them immediately. Fastly installed on a large table with a couple, the waitress comes to take the order while other guests are attable. And here we wait and it's long and the cider bottle is empty.!The crêpes finally arrive and they are very good and well garnished. Unfortunately, we still have to wait before our second order, then wait for their service. There aren't many people in the crêperie. You smell like a bug in the machine! Conscious of these problems, the bo...