French

Crêperie Broselli

French · Paris · Francia

CasualTakeout
4.7Google (2,477)
1creator review

The story

Tucked away on Rue des Trois Frères in Montmartre, Crêperie Broselli may be a chain, but it’s earning a dedicated following for its galettes. With a stellar 4.7-star rating, the dessert shop offers a casual, takeout-friendly alternative to the area’s more tourist-heavy crêperies. The focus here is squarely on fresh, well-priced buckwheat galettes rather than gimmicks.

Food creator *Franchino Er Criminale* was surprised by the quality, noting that Broselli “serves much better galettes than the touristy spots, with fresh ingredients and good value.” His standout was the **Galette Classique**, a simple but satisfying choice that exemplifies the kitchen’s commitment to doing the basics exceptionally well. For a quick, unfussy meal in Paris, this spot delivers.

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This galette is folded in four with the center left open, so you can see all the toppings: fresh goat cheese, seasonal vegetables, a cherry tomato, and a free-range egg. The goat cheese is amazing, it gives a real kick. The vegetables are cooked well, still crunchy. The batter doesn't taste like cardboard at all — it's much better than the first place. There's a bit of showmanship because the center is loaded but the rest is empty, but the taste is solid. I'd give it an 8 out of 10. It costs €6.50, which is a bit much, but it's worth it.
Franchino Er Criminale👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Crêperie Broselli. Most active: Franchino Er Criminale

  • Franchino Er Criminale
    Franchino Er Criminale

    François le criminel e le CREPES a Parigi · @ 12:08

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    A chain crêperie that surprisingly serves much better galettes than the touristy spots, with fresh ingredients and good value.

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    • Galette Classique

      This galette is folded in four with the center left open, so you can see all the toppings: fresh goat cheese, seasonal vegetables, a cherry tomato, and a free-range egg. The goat cheese is amazing, it gives a real kick. The vegetables are cooked well, still crunchy. The batter doesn't taste like cardboard at all — it's much better than the first place. There's a bit of showmanship because the center is loaded but the rest is empty, but the taste is solid. I'd give it an 8 out of 10. It costs €6.50, which is a bit much, but it's worth it.

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