Crêperie Chez Suzette

Très belle crêperie traditionnelle au coeur de Paris. Espace très exigus mais crêpes et service impeccable !

Best crêpe in town. Walked by by chance and had to go back for another crêpe, since it tasted awesome :)

We were hungry for savory crepes and that’s exactly what we got here. Close to the Shakespeare bookstore. «To go» crepes are a different price then the price of sitting in. Server spoke English. Great experience here!

L’endroit est propre, le service agréable mais bon sang une crêperie comme cela est à éviter !! Les crêpes sont sêches, le top du top est ma façon de servir la crêpe sâlée ! On met les ingrédients dans l’assiette et on pose la crêpe par dessus: on se croit dans un épisode de Cauchemar en cuisine. Bref à fuir si vous cherchez une bonne crêpe…

This is on a main street and is very quaint. We ate outside. There is a menu with prices on the wall outside but these appear to be carry out prices (Take Away). The menu prices are higher. They have all the standard French crêpe dishes but we all ordered breakfast crepes made from
Buckwheat. They are much heavier and filling than the thin dessert style crepes. Mine had 4 cheeses. We also had one stuffed with ham and cheese and I forgot the third one but all had one egg on top. Coffee is French style, small and strong.
The restaurant is a little walk from where you pick up the Paris pass (not recommended by the way) if you are hungry.
The waiter spoke English and did not make us feel guilty about it. He was friendly as well. We always try to speak a little French but we cannot have a conversation so this is appreciated.
We enjoyed meal. Worth a visit for sure.

I’m always in and out of Paris, and I have tried many crêperies all over. It is one of my favorite snack while on the go or a light meal when I’m not too hungry. Out of all the hundreds of shops, cart stands and pop-​ups, Chez Suzette is the most consistent and authentic crêpe that follows the tradition of Normandy where crêpes were originally from. And it is delicious… It’s simply all I can say. My local Parisian friends say that crêpes are for the tourists… And I get that… I’m a tourist what can I say… But I was able to convince them to meet me here for a snack and coffee, and from that point on, it is the only place that they will take their friends from out of town to get a crêpe when they want to have the experience. And apparently it has changed the minds of a few of my friends to love crêpes again. So if you ever find yourself in the city of lights and romance, and have a hankering for something a little sweet, dive into Chez Suzette and try their chestnut spread filled crêpe. It’s lightly sweet and nutty and it is just so simple and delicious. Or if you want a bit of a punch and bite, do the one with Grand Marnier. No matter if you want something sweet or something savory… There is really no bad choice at Crêperies Chez Suzette.

Petite crêperie en plein Quartier Latin, idéal pour faire une pause douceur avec des crêpes à consommer sur place ou à emporter, tester la crêpe au chocolat maison, c’est autre chose que le Nutella et tout aussi bon!
Accueil agréable.

Walking around I took a crêpe. It was ok but nothing really special. The prices are ok and the staff speak English. If you just need to fill your stomach on a walk through city, this place will serve you quite well.

J’y suis allée en semaine avec une amie. L’accueil n’est pas particulièrement agréable et de plus, la salle est entièrement vide. En soi, le menu est abordable mais les boissons se font au compte-​goutte (petit verre de coca né remplissant pas l’équivalent d’une canette). Les crêpes au sarrasin sont insipides et dures (comme si elles avaient été réchauffées), elles sont accompagnées de légumes farineux et sans goût, quant aux crêpes sucrées, extrêmement beurrées (pour des crêpes au nutella de surcroît !) et né cassent pas trois pattes à un canard. Au moment de payer, nous apprenons qu’ils né prennent pas la carte (alors que ce n’était pas indiqué sur la devanture). Le pompon de cette visite que l’on pourrait qualifier de «gastronomique» est un sacré mal de ventre doublé d’une intoxication alimentaire. En bref, un bon après-​midi en perspective avec notre ami des grandes occasions, j’ai nommé le Smecta !

Cette crêperie est authentique et agréable.
L’accueil est chaleureux et souriant.
Que dire?
J’y suis allée pour le goûter et j’ai été vraiment surprise par la qualité de la crêpe: légère, fondante et parfumée, avec la compote maison un vrai régal!
Merci pour cette petite découverte Unilocal.
Ps: si vous faites un check-​in une bolée de cidre est offerte :)

Buen atención, servicio muy rápido y la calidad de la comida muy buena. Precio muy asequible.
La única pega es que no había campana extractora y en el momento en el que empezaban a cocinar el local se llenaba un poco de humo, pero pese a esto el resto excelente.

This is a good choice in an area crammed with dining choices. The food and service was good. There were a lot of menu choices. We had afternoon crepes not sweet crepes. The portions were large and very tasty. English was not a problem although they did not have an English menu.

Walking around the Latin Quarter there are many creperie options. I chose Chez Suzette because of it’s quant French décor. Unfortunately, it was the worst crepes I had in Paris. I had their vegetable & cheese with whole wheat crepes and it was so flavorless and dry that I didn’t bother finishing it. My husband had the banana and nutella that was fine, but only because nutella is nutella. The crêpe itself lacked something — the texture was not a soft, thin pancake. It actually tasted more like a wrap than a crêpe.

Service was good but food not and the cook made mistakes on our orders. The sarasin crepes were a little overcook and they use canned ingredients, not fresh. They play reggae music. weird for a place that wanna be like Brittany! They have a good and inexpensive cider tho.

Great crêpe. A nice paris street food experience. This guys was making creeps faster than I could say blueberry pie. Tasty caramel and butter and salt crêpe on a cold dec night

Only got the sugar and butter crêpe, but it definitely deserves the 5 stars, without a question!

Chez Suzette is an adorable new little creperie in the St. Michel District of Paris. They have both delicious sweet crepes and more substantial savory crepes available, and some of their flavor combos are unique to the establishment.
Louis the owner is attentive (he seems to be there ALL day long) and speaks some English. Most of the staff speaks English too.
Not to be missed, it’s super easy to get to!