Creperie Bretonne Annaick

This restaurant has several attractions that make it a good choice if you want to discover a new place to fall in love with, or just impress someone when inviting them to dinner.

Starting with its central Location opposite the cathedral and next to Miguelete. It is a locale that goes a little unnoticed, in a small corner with an old facade, a little neglected, behind which you cannot imagine what lies...A bus! Yes, yes and yes, inside the restaurant is an old bus, and the best part is that in the kitchen ... You’re able to see how they make your dinner :)

To make your wait a little more enjoyable you have a white paper doily and a container with colours, so let your imagination run wild...

Alongside the Cathedral I found this crepería that was recommended to me by a friend. Apart from surprise me with its décor, very pleasant and colourful with graffiti on the walls, I was also surprised by the dishes they served, based on the crêpes and galettes of Brittany.

Nothing more than sit down at a table you realise that this restaurant is peculiar even being part of a larger chain. The tablecloth is white and you get a container with crayons to entertain yourself during the short wait for the food.

The crepe I ordered was lovely, with fried egg, it filled me up more than I thought it would so I didn’t order dessert. Prices hover between 5 € and 9 € a crêpe depending on ingredients. Correct price when taking into account the situation, the curious locale, and how good the food is.

The locale is truly original and the galettes are worth a try (I had never tasted them). I went with my girlfriend, we were quite hungry and almost could not finish one galette each (those that contain egg). They were pretty good and are convincing. We had no room for dessert, and all for 11 euros each. A nice place for a quick and inexpensive meal at an original locale.