Creperie d'Oc - Narbonne

This was a chance on the old Roman via domitia in narbonne, now rue droite, and here we enjoyed daytime galaxies and krepps plus more of the depass (short) menu. welcome, good prices and recommended.

We were warned not to eat in the city square and decided to find a restaurant on the side of the square. the first restaurant, high quality from tripadvisor, was full so we continued on the road. after a walk (and some of...we will hangery) we discussed creperie d’oc. from outside it is quite inconvenient, maybe even involuntary, but inside it looked quite inviting. it turned out to be a great choice. we all had galettes and all of us loved them. I had the solid menu with emince de porc and the coupe gourmande and they were excellent. to offer it from the waitress (and possibly the owners) excellent friendly service. at the end of the meal we have all agreed that this restaurant is an underestimated fund.

After we had spent the morning walk around narbonne, we came to this beautiful creperie. we chose the set menu that offered a starter, main and dessert for 16 euro. there was a good choice on the menu and for beginners we have both for one. Goat cheese salad decided. for the main they can choose the range of buckwheat crepes and I decided to sink, egg and cheese and my wife decided to make with ham, mushrooms, cheese and saw. we have a classic chocolate crepe for dessert swallowed. overall a great foundation, as highlighted by the number of customers they want to come away, they come early.

The tenant refused to serve us for lunch during peak season. We were 8 and she argued the place was not made for such large group. This is understandable considering this place is small but she could have shown more respect to customers by taking...few minutes to talk to us and explain instead of walking away like she did not care about us. Such a bad customer experience. We walked a few more minutes and found this nice little place called Tea Breizh. They are such great people and we felt immediately like we were in Brittany. The food was so good and the Kir Breton a delight.

Small side street restaurant with pleasant ambience and friendly service. We had a very tasty lunch of savoury galettes. Around 10 Euro per person plus drinks