Les Galettes de St-Leu - Amiens

Our family of four chose Les Galettes from among the many other options along the riverfront, mostly because it was quieter, but we were glad we chose here.The people serving did not speak English, but my (very) limited French was enough to order us a couple of savoury crepes, one called (I think) L'Obelix which contained egg and steak hache, and another that contained chicken and ratatouille.Both crepes were delicious, and the ambiance you have by sitting riverside is hard to beat.Service was...interesting The lady and gentleman running the place had typical gallic attitude, which you either accept or don't, though I personally found it refreshing.

We enjoyed a calm Sunday lunch on the terrace. The "Ficelle Picarde" traditional crepe was very good, served with a fresh salad. I was a little disappointed by my Alsacian crepe, as there was way too much onions and close to nothing in terms of cheese.My partner tried the Chevre-miel (goat cheese, almond and honey) crepe and it was delicious.We also tried a honey cider and was a good surprise.The lady serving us was very nice and smiled to us.Affordable prices.

Whilst the Crepe was a little over done it was good and taste. It was delivered fast and was hot. We enjoyed the visit and it was a good filler for lunch.

Title says it all. If it hadn't been for the charcoal which was supposed to be crispy bacon (lardons) then actually it may have been a tasty salad chevre chaud, at the right price. But come on. How hard can it be. Avoid this place, the owner just doesn't deserve it.

Waited a long time to be served. My wife and I ordered the exact same crepe/galette but they came out different colours! My wife's was a much darker colour, bordering on burnt. The fillings were generous but, call me a philistine, I wanted some ketchup. The waitress looked at me like I had just asked her to bring me a human baby to eat. Let's be serious here, I'm not going to ask a waitress at Le Gavroche to bring me some ketchup, but when I'm eating a cheese and ham crepe at an informal quay side eaterie, a little ketchup is a nice thing. She shook her head and I swear she wanted to ask me to leave. Anyway, the crepes were average and I shall not be returning.