Looking for some Paris crepe? Paris is home to some of the finest cuisine in the world; from some of the finest red meats, to the freshest fish, to the expert macaroon makers with a heralded history. But who doesn’t think of crepe when they think of France and are planning to visit Paris?
I must confess that I took a shamefully long amount of time prior to digging into my first Paris crepe; after confessing to my French friends that it may well have been a period of months that I hadn’t indulged in one, they’ve made sure that I’ve knocked one back at least once a week ever since. And with that new found loyalty to the humble crepe, I must say that it is not a Paris crepe speciality that has kept me hooked, but rather a fantastic little restaurant with its roots from Brittany.

Read on to discover my find, and if you are looking for more restaurants in Paris of another variety then don’t miss out on our Eating in Paris Guide where we share a long list of our favorites in the city!
Krügen: A taste of Brittany in Paris
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Who would enjoy eating at Krügen? Friends and families in Paris who are looking for an escape to Brittany, and of course for the many of you out there who find themselves in Paris and are self-confessed crepe addicts like myself!
What’s in it? An amazing contemporary Paris crepe restaurant with a grocery selling gourmet local products from Brittany
What we love best? The sausage galette (same as a crepe that you would normally find in Paris but made with buckwheat flour) and the Kouign, an authentic recipe from Brittany, a mix between a crepe and a pancake with a soft heart
What’s the mood like? The perfect mix of tradition in your plate and modernism in the nice and artsy decor. We love the owner’s surfboards at the back of this excellent little Paris crepe restaurant!
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Krügen
Address: 58 rue de la Fontaine au Roi 75011 Paris
Schedule: From Wednesday to Saturday – 12pm to 3pm and 6:30pm to midnight, Sunday – 12pm to 3pm
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