This South Kensington crêperie has been going since 2001, so it's safe to say they know what they're doing when it comes to those fancy French pancakes. It's on Exhibition Road, and close to South Ken tube, so it does good business with those visiting the museums.
The menu runs evenly between savoury crêpes such as an English breakfast (bacon, mushrooms, tomato, egg, cheddar) or an Italian (pepperoni, mozzarella, cherry tomato, basil and cheddar), and sweet crêpes, such as a traditional (sugar, lemon and butter), or a Suzette (butter, sugar, orange and Grand Marnier). A 'make your own waffle' option proves popular, too.
As is French tradition, crêpes here are served alongside a good selection of ciders, with drops from Normandy, Breton and Bouches-du-Rhône on offer by the glass, carafe and bottle. A short wine list keeps things French too, whilst bottled beers venture all the way to India, courtesy of Cobra. It's served alongside Britt Blanc and Kronenbourg.