Our food was really wonderful. We had Le Complete and L'Aumoniere, but gluten free by request, and they were so good. I would definitely go again.
100/10 crepe experience. Very good allergy friendly, it was easy to order gluten free crepes and they made me feel confident I wouldn't get sick.The atmosphere in the cafe is great, it feels like you just popped into a little pocket of France hidden in Charleston
Simply delicious. Authentic French dive, friendly staff and amazing food. I had the smoked salmon crepes and the baked apple crepe. Both better than any crepe I’ve had. Ever. It’s a small establishment, and I beat the rush so I got a table. I will definitely be going back next time I am in town! Definitely.
An unbelievable find in Charleston. Authentic galettes (buckwheat crepes) which are fantastic. Owners are from Quimper, a beautiful city and they carried the cooking tradition to their place here. Really can’t recommend enough.
My oldest daughter wanted to try this place. She’s had crepes around Winston and wanted to compare. Be aware, this place is SMALL. They have one table for 2 and three tables for 4, that’s it. The staff was friendly and helpful answering our questions. The restaurant was clean. I’ve never been one for fru-fru food but I tried to keep an open mind and try something new. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Youngest daughter got the berry crepe. Oldest daughter got the avocado and melted cheese crepe. Wife got the lemon curd crepe and I got the salad greens crepe with smoked salmon, goat cheese and pine nuts with balsamic dressing. The verdicts: Youngest daughter gave thumbs up. But seriously, how can you mess up putting berries and chocolate sauce on a crepe? Oldest daughter didn’t finish her crepe. It really was tasteless and had all the same mushy textures of the ingredients. It needed some spice and contrasting textures. My wife enjoyed her crepe, there just wasn’t much of it. A thin 6 inch dough disk with a few lines of lemon curd and a dollop of whipped cream. Mine was good and the most filling of the four dishes. Although you had to hunt for the crepe. The salad was fresh and the dressing was good. What little salmon there was was tasty. Judgment: maybe we just aren’t crepe people. I don’t know. For $60, the value certainly wasn’t there and we left hungry if that tells you anything. We would NOT go back. For me, the crepe should stand out. But for my dish, it was missing in action. I guess we will leave this place to people with more refined tastes and smaller stomachs. Maybe people in Charleston are built differently.
My husband and I came here after a friend reccomneded it! WoW!! The crepes did NOT disappoint!! They were sooo good! We did one sweet and one savory and we could not decide which was better. Run...don't walk!!
My wife and I are in Charleston taking a little break from work. We really enjoy coming here for pleasure of being in this historic town and one of those pleasures is the food. We chose to seek out independent establishments over corporate run. This morning we decided to go for lighter fare over a heavy sit down meal. Briezh Cafe was a great option but a little disappointing. The food was good but aside from that upon entering you come face to face with a sign telling you not to sit before you order. Ok, I get it, it's a small place but a little change in wording would be a little less offensive. The next impression was that the person taking my order was not at all friendly nor welcoming. My wife and I both ordered and then paying by card you are prompted to tip and the minimum amount is 25%. I always tip, this time I didn't just based on the impression that I got walking in the door. I felt bad about this because the young lady that brought out our meal was very kind and friendly. When we did receive our meal which was not a long wait, my wife's meal was correct. She ordered a bagle with smoked salmon so basically lox and bagle with iced tea. I ordered a croissant with ham and Swiss and coffee, I received a croissant with Swiss and a fried egg and my coffee was cold. I could have returned the order and complained about the coffee but at that moment I decided to eat my breakfast and leave. I was already feeling uncomfortable there and didn't want to make things worse. My wife's meal was good and she enjoyed it so that was half of a win. My croissant with Swiss and egg was good but not what I ordered. The cold coffee was the nail in the coffin, not going back.
Came here based on trip advisor reviews. We had savory crepes and espresso. The coffee was smooth and flavorful, a perfect draw. The crepes were also delicious. And the staff was helpful and friendly.
This place is French through and true. They have amazing french crepes, motif decorations and even French necessities to take home. So yummy! We got both savory and sweet crepes and cofee to accompany.
It’s been over a year since we have last eaten at Breizh Pan Crepes and we still talk about this cafe. We spent a few weeks in Charleston and this quickly became our go-to daily brunch spot. Everything was amazing the drinks, food and service. The buckwheat savory crepes were insanely good!!! Legitimately French. We loved talking to the friendly owners/staff. I recommend this place to all my friends who are visiting Charleston, it’s a bit of a hidden gem.