Le Trouher Creperie Bretonne - Saint-Émilion

Après avoir mangé beaucoup de nourriture lourde, nous voulions trouver quelque chose de plus léger à manger. Après avoir lu les avis sur cet endroit sur TripAdvisor, j'avais envie d'essayer cet endroit, d'autant plus qu'il était éloigné du centre de Saint-Emilion, donc ce serait un peu plus calme par rapport à l'agitation des autres touristes. C'était une journée chaude, mais mon petit ami a décidé de s'asseoir dehors (heureusement, il y avait des parasols pour se mettre à l'ombre), sinon j'aurais préféré m'asseoir à l'intérieur avec la climatisation ! La vue depuis le balcon extérieur est magnifique !!! Il existe une gamme de galettes et de crêpes étonnantes pour le dessert. J'ai choisi le "Lancelot" qui contient des pommes de terre, du chèvre, du jambon et des oignons. Miam miam miam ! Mon copain a choisi le « classique » qui contenait de l'emmental, car cela faisait partie de leur forfait déjeuner, qui comprend une crêpe avec de la confiture pour 11,90. La galette est arrivée rapidement. Notre carafe d'eau du robinet a été remplie plusieurs fois car il faisait chaud et le serveur a également apporté des couverts supplémentaires en disant que je devrais "aider" mon petit ami avec son dessert ! Le service était sympathique et attentionné sans être « en face ». Une expérience vraiment agréable.

Only 50-100m from the village centre and the more heaving restaurants but far enough away that a lot more chilled. Not large but can get busy as a small kitchen churning out lovely crepes. Huge choice and good drink list + Breton cidre! Small terrace but inside is lovely.

Just a quick "put stop" visit for a shared chocolate & pear crepe which was delicious with some coffee. The young male waiter (sorry can't remember name!) was very helpful. We sat on the terrace at the rear. Good value in a rather expensive tourist town.

Very nice friendly little crepe restaurant with great service and very nice food and atmosphere . Highly recommended for a good light meal.

We were in the mood for some crêpes and this crêperie was recommended to our in-laws, so we decided to check it out. The interior is very pleasant, maybe even romantic, and they also have a small terrace out back which has about 3 to 4 tables. They have quite a list of savoury and dessert crêpes to choose from. We were 4 adults and a toddler (they have a booster seat for little kids,so yey!) and we each had a set menu which consists of one main + one dessert crêpe. To be honest, I didn't think the crêpes were extraordinary, but then again, we didn't try everything. They were good, yes, but not exceptional. The portion is huge though, so you'd better bring your appetite with you when you dine so you won't have any leftovers. We had two bottles of cider which turned out to be a lovely and refreshing complement to the food. But more than the food, we found the staff (it was a guy and I forgot his name) to be such a jolly fellow! He was very friendly and chatty with the customers.

Very affordable. Both savory and many sweet (and some boozy) crepes. The view is lovely. Pretty low key, so it was easy with our 7 year old.

Our lunch was great. A little wine, nice salads, delicious crepes. Very friendly waitress and proprietor. A good place for lunch.

Located on the road that circumnavigates St. Emilion it is a very short walk from inside the city. You can eat inside or out...the view from the terrace is magnificent and looks onto St. Emilion' rooftops.The menu has a multitude of combinations of fresh ingredients in...you guessed it...crepes! Very well done and presentedThe service was excellent and food arrived promptly. Crepes were as described and LARGE! We couldn't finish one of them. That being said the dessert crepe was great too! The cafe-au-lait was also excellent and very smooth.If you are looking for a classic French creperie with the warm welcome that is typical of St Emilion this is the place!