La Spaghetteria

Don’t let the name mislead you, much more to be found here than just Spaghetti. I had the crepes bolognese here and I will tell you, it was absolutely spectacular.
JUST A WHOLE IN THE WALL. Waking down the medieval streets of Grasse, just stumbled in here for one reason: hunger. I was so hungry as a matter of fact, that I didn’t even care to venture into the Unilocal app to see what’s good in the area.
FUN EMPLOYEES. The guy that I will assume to be the owner judging by his overwhelming confidence with customers and orders was awesome. Speaks English, cracked a few jokes and just seemed like a genuinely happy person.
THE CREPES WERE PHENOMENAL. They are cheap, they come with plastic silverware and are filled of goodness. I’d highly recommend crepes bolognese, my mouth is watering right now just thinking about it. Now, I will admit, coming from Atlanta, we lack good crepes, so maybe my perception is lightly skewed. I am rating this purely on the enjoyment of the meal and I loved it.

Dans la vielle ville de Grasse, on apprécie ces commerçants qui ont toujours le sourire et qui vous accueillent tout au long de l’année pour vous servir.
La Spaghetteria né paye pas de mine, c’est une minuscule crêperie avec quelques places assises. Les crèpes sans être ultra créatives sont bonnes.
Et surtout le patron est tellement adorable, on vient chez lui pour taper la discute autour d’une bonne crèpe au Grand Marnier.
Il sert aussi des pates (d’où le nom) mais je n’ai jamais essayé.