Creperie La Dilane

An hour and 20 minutes for a savoury crêpe (they're called galette) of which 10 minutes to get seated (table was free), 25 minutes for someone to come and take an order and some more waiting hopping to catch a waitress to give them a desert order, at which point we gave up!No apology for the wait at any point.The galettes tasted like they were worth the wait - really delicious, but it was a bad experience overall. Not for families with small kids. Good if you have plenty of time to hangout and eat well.

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Recommended by my in laws we lunched at LaDilane and had crepes for a quick lunch. I'm not a big fan of crepes but tried their traditional crepe with melted caramel and was truly impressed with it. Recommend you try one of these crepes; they have been making them for a long time. A negative is the restaurant is quite small and toilet facilities unisex making for a wait during peek periods.

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We came here on recommendation from the hat shop two houses down. The restaurant is busy from 13:00 to 14:00.One of the ladies spoke English which made ordering easier. The food was very good. We had gallette elsewhere, but these were clearly better. I recommend to try the marinated anchovies.

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The food is good, not cheap but probably in line with the prices of the other creperies in Guérande. However they don't cheat you on the size. I recommend the Campagnarde.

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Been there Because everything else was closed. Nice people! Original galettes and great crêpes. Good choice and ok prices.

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