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Crêperie de la Chandeleur

This cute little crêperie offers the crêpes in a homey Breton atmosphere. If you are travelling with children this is a great place for lunch or dinner as you will be in good company with the owners and locals, and the kids can amuse themselves with the large collection of toys.

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Address: 9 Rue Mercerie
Getting there: in the car-free section of the old town, between the Place de la Palud and the cathedral
Hours: Tue-Sat 10:00-23:00
Price: Fr. 25-30

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