Crêperie de Cornouaille

Brest

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Crêperie de Cornouaille

Crêpes, or French pancakes, are always a treat. La Crêperie de Cornouaille is one of the establishments beloved by locals for the quality and selection of its crêpes. This crêperie lies a little away from the city centre and provides a cosy environment for a nice meal.

Information

address9 Rue Saint-Marc, Brest
openingHoursTue–Sat 11am–2:15pm / 6:30–10pm; Sun 6:30–10pm; Mon closed
phone+33 298 80 01 91
websiterestaurantguru.com/Creperie-de-Cornouaille-Brest

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