Le Casse-Crêpe Breton se spécialise dans la préparation de crêpes françaises traditionnelles, offrant une sélection étendue de galettes salées au sarrasin et de crêpes sucrées garnies de fruits variés ou de chocolat. Le menu met l'accent sur des techniques de préparation constantes, assurant que chaque crêpe conserve une texture fine et délicate mariée à des ingrédients frais choisis pour leurs saveurs classiques. La clientèle observe le processus de production depuis un poste ouvert où la pâte est étalée sur des plaques chauffantes avec une précision répétée. L'établissement maintient une atmosphère fonctionnelle et décontractée propice à une restauration directe centrée sur ses spécialités à la plaque. Au-delà des crêpes signatures, la cuisine propose des sandwichs consistants composés de pain artisanal et de charcuteries sélectionnées. Ce lieu demeure une destination privilégiée pour ceux qui recherchent des bases culinaires bretonnes authentiques servies sans artifice.
Le Casse-Crêpe Breton est une destination prisée dans le Vieux-Québec, largement appréciée pour son ambiance chaleureuse et rustique ainsi que son charme classique. De nombreux clients louent la délicieuse variété de crêpes sucrées et salées, mettant en avant des options comme la crêpe aux pommes et au caramel ou la possibilité de personnaliser les ingrédients, le tout accompagné d'un chocolat chaud et d'un café impressionnants. Si de nombreux visiteurs profitent d'un service amical et efficace, les avis restent mitigés quant à la constance de la qualité. Certains clients rapportent un service excellent et rapide, tandis que d'autres ont fait face à de longs délais d'attente, des erreurs occasionnelles ou des saveurs fades, notamment en ce qui concerne la pâte au sarrasin et les accompagnements. Dans l'ensemble, l'établissement demeure une adresse fréquemment recommandée pour un repas décontracté typique de Québec, bien que les expériences puissent varier considérablement selon l'achalandage et les préférences individuelles.
I had a buckwheat crepe, & it had nothing to do with traditional Breton galettes. The taste was rather bland as well. The service was very poor. The staff all seemed annoyed & in a bad mood. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it.
The staff weas friendly & provided great service,. I especially liked that you can customize your own crepe with different fillings. However, the buckwheat crepe itself did not taste good-it had a bitter flavor & was much worse than buckwheat crepes I've had at other places.
I ordered roast beef & spinach as the fillings, & I noticed other customers ordered the same combination. I felt the same way they seemed to: the fillings were quite disappointing. They were bland & lacked flavor. Overall, I did not enjoy this meal & thought it was not very tasty.
I feel so bad giving a negative review, service was great but the crepes just were not good. The buckwheat crepe batter was bad & the regular batter was just okay. Coffee not great either, seating uncomfortable. I would skip this place. Much better options nearby.
I chose the number 6. I think it was a wholesome choice with buckwheat but the crepe was on the bland side. I would go for something spicier next time.
Ok…so mixed feelings about this place. It was very cozy, friendly staff. The hot chocolate was pretty good. I ordered the buckwheat crepe (turkey ham & egg)…never saw the egg, & it was pretty bad. Full disclosure, the server did tell me the buckwheat was different & not everyone likes it but I decided to try it…that is on me. Stick to the flour crepe & it should be fine. Still, a good experience overall.
Quite mid tbh. Went here for breakfast on a Monday morning around 9. Perhaps because it's located on a touristy street, the atmosphere here was more modernish than i expected, playing pop songs in the background.
I like how they let you byo crepe so that you can have all the ingredients you like. I got a buckwheat crepe with spinach, mushrooms, bell peppers, asparagus, raiser beef, & pesto sauce. The portion was okay, though I expected it to be more filling than it had.
The taste of the buckwheat crepe was mid, not giving out a lot of flavor, & its texture was more rough than another one I had in another crepe restaurant (which I liked better). The veggies fillings were just fine, nothing special, & the roast beef also lack in flavor & seasoning, making the entirety of the dish tasted kinda dry & bland.
Overall just a OK restaurant, nothing outstanding. Personally wouldn't return.
I'd say if you're really looking for a NICE & DECENT crepe restaurant, try other places (e.g. Le Billig) that's more authentic!
Delicious stop! We split a savory crepe & a sweet crepe. Both were great. The savory was Choix #7 (Bacon, fresh spinach, tomatoes goat cheese, basil pesto). Sweet was strawberries & bananas with a maple syrup drizzle. Both with flour. I wish we had tried the buckwheat out of curiosity. Chai latte was also good -lots of cinnamon, a little less cream/milk than I am used to but had a good flavor.
