Cap Breton, the modern version of a crêperie

Today on the blog, I’m taking you to discover a modern crêperie that I was invited to test recently, and I’ve realized this is my first crêpe recommendation in this “good addresses” section. It’s actually quite incredible, given that I love this culinary specialty…

This second and new location of the Cap Breton crêperie is a modern, refreshed take on a type of establishment that is very popular among the French, but sometimes has a slightly outdated atmosphere.

The establishment is truly designed for busy Parisians looking for a great spot for a quick lunch. The restaurant is set up like a self-service area downstairs where you place your crêpe orders (there’s even an iPad for quick takeaway orders), then you go and settle in with your tray at a table while waiting for your order to arrive.

Overall, the space is quite large as it benefits from an upper floor and a few tables downstairs as well.

As for the set menus, they vary between €12 and €17.50 (including 1 savory crêpe, 1 sweet crêpe, a side salad, and a drink). The galettes are of very high quality and the choice of toppings is quite nice.

For dessert, I recommend trying the delicious homemade frozen yogurt (4€) during the summer. Plus, you can add various toppings: Breton shortbread crumbles, shredded coconut, speculoos, pistachio bits, Nutella, almonds, mini Smarties, strawberries or bananas, honey, salted butter caramel, chocolate, and more…

Le Cap Breton 
28, rue Godot de Mauroy 75009 Paris 

New address (edit from 01/02/2018): 12 rue de Monsigny 75002 Paris open from Monday to Friday from 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM

Find all my restaurant reviews in Paris below:
⇒ All my restaurant reviews in Paris
⇒ All my recommendations for eating crêpes in Paris

MY CRÊPERIE RECOMMENDATIONS IN PARIS
⇒ Le Cap Breton
⇒ L’Atelier artisan crêpier
⇒ Mardi Crêpe Club
⇒ La Crêperie bretonne fleurie

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